Plane Explodes In The Air And Sends Staff Plummeting To The Ground | Mayday Compilation

[@Emma88rose]

i think the female pilot is one of the best i’ve seen. She knew exactly what to do within the first 5 seconds after the accident. She communicated it well and clear. She used quick thinking and stayed calm.

[@weerskrood]

In short, doing her job

[@jaya8729]

Female ‘pilot.’ 😅🤡

[@darrellhicks360]

She received her promotion 💕

[@titotatianajuarez3248]

When the flight attendant asks you if you know how to fly a plane...

[@gregjones1537]

Scare the hell out of you wouldn't it,?

[@dfuher968]

Thats when u wish, u had played a lot more Flight Simulator.

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

I must say those two pilots did a magnificent job🎉🎉 They sure deserve a trophy for this one and a three month vacation and triple their pay they’ve saved lives. They did a fantastic fantastic job.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Amanda-cu7xe]

0:05

[@sharoncassell9358]

Any landing where all survive is a good landing.

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

Agreed, after watching a lot of thee, you soon learn how many truly amazing pilots, who did all they could to save the flight but corners were cut to save money or something unseen. The Alaska flight in the MD80, where the airline cut checks & the large Jack-screw in the tail, failed, that one was awful. Being a “whistleblower” shouldn’t be frowned upon either, better to save lives.

[@christophermercado5466]

Every time I watch the video of JAL123 it breaks my heart. Those pilots fought with everything they had. So sad

[@andya1976m]

Are you kidding?? They fight just with they own pride!

[@BuddyCouch-c6t]

You guys are so dumb. It's amazing you can talk and breath at the same time

[@mawmawvee]

What an amazing feat of getting the plane on the ground safely. My heart hurts for the loss of the stewardess who was lost.😪💔👍

[@timmiegregory6216]

1 Q

[@mawmawvee]

@@timmiegregory6216What does 1Q mean? Did you mean IQ? If so, then what does that mean? It doesn't tell me anything.

[@Nerdismelol]

It’s absolutely relieving to see passengers survived 😊

[@maxinefreeman8858]

I remember when the Japanese airliner crashed an American military chopper seen and reported it to authorities. They were going to rapel down to the site. The Japanese authorities told them no. WTH?

[@gabe-po9yi]

In the Japan Airlines crash, from what I could read of the article a police helicopter found the site but was told by his dept that it was in another police dept’s jurisdiction and to leave, so as not to offend them. Unfortunately, that jurisdiction didn’t have a chopper. The airline itself sent 200 rescuers, but they were prevented by authorities from continuing on to the site. For who exactly rescues to be a consideration is unconscionable. Over 500 passengers to deal with is obviously an all hands on deck situation, anyway.

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

Offend?! Offend?! Some people smh (not you, them...... Those who it would offend)

[@maxinefreeman8858]

​@@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst Have you seen when a plane crashed in France? Unless they've changed, the police investigate first. I seen where the investigators wanted to get to the black boxes before the heat damaged them. They had to stand there until the police let them start. I don't know if it was on this site or another.

[@dfuher968]

It wasnt a police helicopter, it was a US Marine helicopter. The US armed forces had first offered their base as a landing site, then quickly located the crash site and offered to land and investigate and to send rescue personnel, all of that was refused by Japanese authorities, tho it was never determined, who actually made the decision to do so. And yes, as the helicopter had not been able to see any survivors from the air, the Japanese authorities decided, that all had been killed and changed the operation from rescue to recovery, which included assembling all the personnel in the closest town, but telling them not to leave for the crash site until the morning. According to the 4 survivors, many more had survived the crash but died from their injuries during the night.

[@ElizabethSeitz]

We live in a world where the top priority is not to offend anybody. Some people died? Well, at least no one was offended. Makes me so mad.

[@Fluffy-Fluffy]

​​@@ElizabethSeitzhere even if you have a DNR chain on you, you WILL be getting CPR until you're in the ambulance. For two reasons: 1 is they are not allowed to take people in an ambulance when already deceased but the second one is infuriating to me: because people film everything, the backlash of "they didn't even try to rescue him or her" is so bad that they sorta pretend they actually did try. So yeah, image cones above a legal declaration of not wanting to receive CPR.

[@bluecollar58]

Love the DHL story. Show me how to survive these things !

[@emily-clark]

Yooohoooooo! Bravo to the crew for landing that aircraft!

[@MarsVinette]

It should be mentioned that the hero captain who saved so many lives in the crash at Sioux City was Al Haynes.

[@gregjones1537]

R.I.P too the hostess with the 737 Hawaii Flight, So Sad a great person with great work ethics was taken out doing what she loved doing, obviously a dedicated Woman. Kudos to the DHL Civilian pilots after bringing the Jet down safely after being hit by a rogue terrorist, Well Done Guys

[@chacha8585]

The mail carrier one they 1. Are in a active danger zone so stress from that 2. They get shot by missile 3. Barely make it when landing 4. Landed but in mine field wounder if that was last time they fly into active war zone for those pilots

[@josephdupont]

The fact that there were any survivors, especially after how long it took to get to this survivor this is amazing. I guess if you have enough potential victims someone will survive just by chance

[@tancart35]

Seen this 5 times. Greg is the best

[@kewlztertc5386]

That one guy glued his glasses on. 😊

[@maxinefreeman8858]

I'm happy there's no new crashes to show.

[@katrinarucker3064]

Wrong. There are new seasons, new episodes, and new crashes. The only reason You Tube is not showing them is because of money.

[@andersonkevingwenhure2112]

the ending of the DHI flight its a bit fun. imagine after thinking you escaped and you told there are land mines.

[@truck_yeah_440]

6:31 the actor playing the captain of the Aloha Airlines flight also played Congressman Leo Ryan in the Jonestown Massacre documentary.

[@zephyr332]

This is a good show but it’s been on for nearly 20 seasons and we keep seeing the same 10-15 episodes over and over!

[@spikenomoon]

Thank goodness otherwise planes would always be crashing it’s good there only repeating.

[@melissacoxen6001]

These are based on real accidents and there are only so many plane crashes to investigate. They can't make a new episode until a bunch of people die in a fiery crash... My suggestion would be to wait until a plane crashes and then give it a couple years for the investigation to finish then you can check back in for new episodes... Let's hope they don't have to make any.

[@noturdad5354]

it’s called stop watching it for free🤡

[@loonabestkpopgroup7376]

@@noturdad5354😂😂 ditto

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

So you want planes to continue to be unsafe?

[@Butchcub75]

They didnt mention in this that the left engine failed on the Aloha flight. So one thing about aircraft design with its "failsafe designs" Lots of crashes that resulted from the loss of hydraulic pressure and fluid... JAL 123, dC10s etc well its no so hard to think that if the airframe was damaged from debris that all three hydralic system can be damaged since the all run almost the same paths? I wonder how many more than 4 survived JAL 123 before dying of their injuries and exposure.

[@joelsterling1445]

That is 4 more then I thought were going to survive given the way the plane crashed (they had hardly any control at all)

[@dfuher968]

According to the 4 survivors, they heard many many voice calling for help and screaming in pain, but they were the only 4 to survive the night, all too badly injured to move, so they couldnt give a number. I am not aware, that any autopsies were performed, that could have determined, if ppl died in the crash or later.

[@IrinaZumba]

They estimated that 20 survived the initial crash, and all but 4 died from exposure.

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

I remember seeing this on the news. The news footage was amazing & frightening

[@Juliafoutsj]

God bless them great team wk guys....

[@Brock_Landers]

31:55...Bruh that's a PIMP combover and I'm really digging on that bolo tie too. You DEFINITELY be stylin...

[@kellyweingart3692]

😂😂😂😂

[@dfuher968]

The 80s....

[@williesnyder2899]

Heartbreaking!! “DO YOU KNOW HOW TO FLY A PLANE??” Very fortunately, two knowledgeable and quite capable people in fact knew; and were somehow alive and intact enough to capitalize upon some amazingly advantageous circumstances!! My paper airplanes have never flown well….. I’d never guess that a catastrophic sudden void behind the cabin would not fold the plane in seconds! Only one foot of droop due to the tension of the rods below the floor!!?? Someone designed a lifesaver. C.B., the dear senior Flight Attendant, dedicated, beloved, vital and certainly now an angel in many, many memories ~. May she have known nothing of her demise . . .

[@opalglass8101]

Whenever I think of this incident, I always wonder if, if I was on that plane, would I have been able to catch CB if she was standing next to me? Poor CB.

[@maurabell5634]

2:13:53 The anger of the people should’ve been directed against their own government, who didn’t send the helicopters in that night to rescue people that froze to death on the mountain not against Boeing officials

[@RichGT350r]

That is ridiculous that kind of weapons were left there.

[@yours2injesus2]

HOW SAD

[@elizabethwarman9028]

A friend of mine parents were on the flight.

[@dockmasterted]

You have gotten these out of order of when they happened. The Japan flight should have been before the DHL flight, because the DHL video mentions the Japan flight.

[@joelsterling1445]

the DHL video does also mention United 232 which crash landed in Iowa killing 111 passengers/crew but 185 did survive

[@phoenixikki302]

Never thought Christiano Ronaldo were able to fly an airplane.

[@maurabell5634]

2:16:01 Yeah, many many notes that shows how many people were alive, but the Japanese could’ve saved, but didn’t and then they choose to blame Boeing and American government. They could’ve saved. Those people makes me very angry.

[@kimberlybanufong5423]

I especially enjoyed all the ads and commercials

[@TommyFlanagan666]

The ads have gotten way out of hand on KZbin. The last documentary I watched this morning, 52 minutes long, had an ad break approximately every four minutes. Honestly, I think it’s a dirty marketing tactic to make people so fed up with the wasted time that they subscribe. I understand the point of any business is to turn a profit. But every four minutes and you only have to watch five seconds of the ad? That feels more like harassment to me.

[@transistic]

Not me, I have ad free KZbin and it’s the best $20 a month I spend!!!

[@kimberlybanufong5423]

@transistic thanks for the info...I keep public information free 👍🏻 I just don't watch videos when the uploader inserts a ridiculous amount of ads....and for those that don't know, it's not youtube Blessings 🙏

[@TommyFlanagan666]

@@kimberlybanufong5423 I’m obviously one of those people. So what’s the scoop?

[@kimberlybanufong5423]

@@TommyFlanagan666 the ads are inserted by the uploader

[@sharonhaywood2818]

The only thing I see here is they have two pilots that don't know what the hell they are doing!

[@maurabell5634]

2:08:37 They should’ve left let the marines rescue the people, and that Japanese air rescue should have stopped and saved the people that were alive their lack of concern

[@randall39]

Hrs. Vs. cycles. Hats off to Boeing!

[@brye6380]

Correct me if I’m wrong, DHL can afford danger pay… Sad these fellas had their life on the line for a company that couldn’t care less about them. ):

[@markcundiff1697]

The impact forces from what essentially was a stopper placed in a hole could easily have compromised the already damaged cracked skin to cause the catastrophic failure of the skin. The stronger connection zones ar rhe perimeter of the torn away section held together

[@TheBmco99]

I remember this so lucky most Maid it

[@violettebaptiste4434]

Mmmmm

[@TamiFowler1]

And just think how many weapons we left in Afghanistan.

[@zacharyjustices7005]

I remember that.

[@jdway8646]

April 28th, a tragic air incident happened. That happens to be my birthday. Eerie

[@Sashazur]

Name pretty much any date on the calendar and you can find something bad that happened. It’s a coincidence and not particularly eerie.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I think you can still find that Iraq plane that was shot down, on google earth in the old views. It sat there for years in it's damaged state.

[@DanaDMC]

So sad

[@ForeverBleedinGreen]

The ruling in this incident is flawed. It's not 'poor maintenance.' It was gross overuse of a machine far past its useful life, period. I mean come on, think about it: this 737 was in service long after Boeing's recommendations for the number of cycles an airframe can withstand. How many times will ANY machine last 89,000 cycles for crying out loud, regardless of the maintenance it receives? Bottom line: that aircraft should have been taken out of service several years before this incident occurred, and cannibalized for parts, period. This is called three things: GREED, the love of a buck - and to hell with the people, and if it wasn't for an exceptional flight crew, would have ended in TOTAL disaster. This is also a testament to the quality of the 737's airframe, and why it literally rules the skies today...

[@ywe3]

That's not true...Boeings numbers are calculated with "standard flights" and 62000 standard flights equates to about 95000 of these "short hops"...technically the plane was sound...that being said every part is different despite being made to the same standard... Here's a simple response to your insinuation of profit>safety Would you consider a 20 year old car "unsafe"? If not why would you consider a 20 year old airliner "unsafe" when the regulations are so extreme to make them EXTREMELY safe...a light bulb blows out and there's literally 50 documents that have to be submitted and stamped before that particular bulb can even be replaced... This aircraft is the exemplar of a well built machine.

[@cher2108]

Hero's

[@IrinaZumba]

The chances for JAL survival would have been so much higher had they put on their O2 masks. 😭

[@lawrenceeustache9422]

what a crock of crap ...they say that about EVERY CRASH " changed the face aviation history " yet plane crashes still happen they just throw a band aid over the problem and send out their $money$ maker

[@charlesgrover4065]

I’m sorry but I ain’t getting on a plane with cracks In the skin . She basically killed those people with politeness

[@luk4s56]

1:10:36 that Heroes Of Might And Magic3 defeat music is way too damn noticeable ruined my whole immersion into the story

[@mechanicallycreative9788]

Yeah. I think Aloha was well explained.

[@Dep5723]

God was there with you. He quietened the winds so the plane could land. All glory to God

[@deloreshickman4184]

Wow!!!!!! Too many commercials, advertisements!

[@af186]

And the Binden Non-administration just further contributed to these madmen's arsenals!

[@RONNİE-NACİ-ELMOFTİ]

whay they use hidrolikc then can use cables and motors

[@jerrysmith1887]

Holy crap! You do design and art but you can’t spell the simplest words? Whay?? Is spelled WHY. Hidrolikc?? WTF? It’s HYDRAULIC! I’d head back to 3rd grade English class if I were you. They use hydraulics because you can’t control a giant airliner with cables. They aren’t flying a Cessna.

[@sweetvintage9347]

Why dont the stewardess just sit down?

[@knowledge_digest]

At 1:06:54 i feel like i have been turning of to LGBT channel 😂

[@tylerdurden4006]

"Falls out"? Like she slipped? Lmfao 🤷🤣🤣🤣🤣 she actually got sucked out from the rapid decompression. 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jtveg]

Technically she actually got "blown" out by the rapid decompression. Suction is not an actual thing. Without the presence of pressure, suction is meaningless and can't suck anything.

[@tylerdurden4006]

@John Thimakis ask the survivors how it felt like they were being sucked out while sitting in the seats.

[@jtveg]

​@@tylerdurden4006 You don't get my meaning. That feeling of "suction" is actually caused by the higher pressure inside of the pressurised cabin. If the cabin is not pressurised to 8000 feet ie lower than sea level pressure but higher than the pressure at 22 000 feet then there would be no so called "suction" effect. The effect we call "suction" is actually caused when the surrounding air pressure moves to a lower pressure environment. Therefore objects are actually pushed in the direction of lower pressure not pulled by the suction. That is a scientific fact of physics. The word "suction" is only a colloquial term describing the movement. I am only clarifying the actual mechanics of what is going on. You can call it suction if you want, but suction doesn't work where air pressure doesn't exist. For example if you were in a vacuum chamber and you put your hand on a running vacuum cleaner nozzle, nothing would happen. it would not stick to it. That's a fact. Suction has no force, pressure does.

[@missykeatings9114]

It's hilarious isn't it?! Sucked out by decompression, so funny 🙄

[@tylerdurden4006]

Rapid decompression sucka lls all the air outside of the plane like when that window broke and the pilot was being "sucked" out of the window. Every passenger said they were being pulled and not pushed. Rapid decompression is science f**kheads.

[@nervouswreck392]

WE'RE IN AN EMERGENCY ‼️ YA ✔️☝️

[@PRTTYBRNEYZ]

If only that young lady had of said something about that crack she saw,it probably would of made a huge difference,but putting myself in her shoes,i probably could understand why she didnt,cause they dont tolerate anyone being irate or making a fuss on a plane.

[@wavular]

Why they decided to dress the stewardesses uniforms like a cross between a prison uniform and Ronald mcDonald is beyond ridiculous...

[@kvojessica8238]

Wow they just can't go around shooting down the airplane with people on their 😢😢

[@joelsterling1445]

cough Korean Air 007 cough as that is what happened to them Same thing with Malysia 17 and the 737 which crashed in late January 2020 just before the pandemic started

[@RS-ls7mm]

I think this had the worst acting in the series. Almost comically bad.

[@ryancase8858]

I’m sure you could do better. As far as you know anyway.

[@JamesBartunek]

😅

[@darrellhicks360]

God can make this happen all day everyday if He wants 🎉💕💕💕 This is a miracle

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

@11:39I see no reason to panic finding out if there is a pilot or not or would it make a difference if there was a pilot….the plane doesn’t look like it’s in to good of a condition to land anyways, I just took a pause during the time while she was asking around if anybody knew how to fly a plane. How in the heck are they going to reach the front anyways? back to the movie to find out all my questions!

[@missykeatings9114]

Like the narrator says, "their terror could only be imagined". Every airplane crash video there's someone who's comments and wonders why people are panicked or screaming. It's pretty obvious why the passengers and crew are panicked. Anybody would be in that situation.

[@Sashazur]

All I can think is that she was worried that the pilots had also been sucked out of the plane. Of course she had no way to know that, or if the plane was even controllable anymore.

[@kevinheard8364]

a somewhat disappointing combination..... acting just flat not good

[@missykeatings9114]

You know this is a true story right? And all you got out of it was flat acting 🙄

[@mohammedzulk8485]

👹737

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

@25:04 What the heck what is the purpose of her not sitting down? I found this part or her decision on this part to be so silly ! She’s just flopping around. Why doesn’t she just sit the heck down?

[@missykeatings9114]

She was checking on her passengers, making sure they know emergency procedure and what not. She was risking her life to make sure her passengers were alright, so silly

[@missykeatings9114]

Shes literally holding on to her injured co worker while thinking they are about to die.

[@jointjutsukonan3074]

Hard to save lives while sitting down

[@joelsterling1445]

I am thinking the same thing as I read your comment

[@benedibrava]

woman piliot? i am out quit with politics

[@seekinmyshadowlands6875]

Pardon me? You do not feel that women should be pilots?

[@benedibrava]

@@seekinmyshadowlands6875 how women can be pilot knowing they have kids to have and raise? Do you know a pilot usually spend more than 18 hours away from home? Also why women don’t stick to their gender hole and stop making society more expensive, fake, dangerous, and dysfunctional? Also women weren’t created for aspects of society which requires abilities to lead, figure things out, be calm under pressure and to what requires force. they were created to bring forth leaders, care… feminism has turned society dysfunctional, less effective and expensive

[@benedibrava]

Quit playing with peoples lives

[@Syren2023]

Makes you feel insecure and bitter when a woman does things you can't. I'm guessing that happens to you a lot.

[@benedibrava]

@@Syren2023 you should feel insecure when women try to do men's gender roles, you will end up dead or broke or disappointed

[@peterolsen269]

Isn't that where Boeing used to mount cargo doors on "Combi Aircraft". I would suspect that the aircraft was built as possible Combi and then they put the forward passenger roof structure in when they get the order from the customer. That hole is almost exactly the size of the cargo door that could go in its place. Just a thought.

[@ubcphysicsyangbo]

"The simple squeeze of the hand" 🥹🥹🥹

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

click bait to repeat an already long ago published video... and repeating it's an explosion is a BLATANT LIE!

[@Sashazur]

In the first part where the roof came off the plane, it was technically an explosive decompression. So it’s not a lie to call it an explosion, although they could and should have called it something else.

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

@@Sashazur yeah way to lend in the apologetic narrative... to justify the false narrative... they need people who think like you... to sound intelligent... while the point of the matter is muddied... fail!

[@katrinarucker3064]

​@@DormantIdeasNIQWhat is your problem? Who hurt you?