Red Sea Plane Crash | Mayday Air Disaster

[@CodecTrainer1010]

Well… I have a flight tomorrow. Does anyone else have a weird addiction of watching these before going on their own flights or is it just me? 😅

[@judypeters5744]

@@CodecTrainer1010 I watch them while in flight.

[@kovy689]

@@judypeters5744:O

[@davidg1594]

me

[@janielyle8011]

I always look at these videos as a reassurance that lessons have been learned. Maybe that’s why “Mayday” has to keep repeating episodes. Fewer disasters to report on. Which is a good thing, but I am getting tired of seeing reruns marketed as new content.

[@lightlingzooma-69]

@@janielyle8011they have way more episodes on their tv channel but for whatever reason they don’t upload it here

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

I can Imagine the stress of the First Officer thinking about telling the Captain "Captain Requesting to take control or the aircraft".

[@HiThere619]

All that day-bree in the water.

[@LateNightCigars]

😂

[@Katclem47]

@@HiThere619 I also ask what about the night bree when I hear this narrator and others pronounce "debris" the way they do.

[@Ranger-tq9iy]

😂😂😂😂

[@LateNightCigars]

@@HiThere619 I think he gets a kick out of saying it differently.

[@fluuufffffy1514]

Come for the stories, stay for the day-bree

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

Sadly. One more crew not provided CRM or upset recovery training. This seems to be a common issue with many modern accidents.

[@evee388]

Seems to be a common issue with everything these days. The human race crash will be a wild ride--but many obvious reasons why leading up to the disaster. 😥

[@johnh3370]

The Boeing 737 has a 3+3 seating configuration, but the interior shots show a 3+2 configuration.

[@isppilot3459]

Also, the boarding scene shows the door of an Airbus 320 variant, not a 737.

[@sunnyfon9065]

In newer ACI episodes, they always use 2-3-2 seating configuration in nearly every episode. Notice that in A320 and B737 episodes, they show 2-2 configuration seating instead of 3-3. They never film the left side of the cabin, because the whole cabin obviously looks like a wide-body plane, not a narrow-body plane like the A320 and B737. The cabin they used looks too big for Saab 340/2000, Twin Otter, and other small airliner episodes.

[@GB-nu6ow]

goodness people - were you not able to follow along as it was the incorrect seating arrangement 😅😅😅

[@jd-it4on]

That guy saved his family by switching flights.

[@abbycross90210]

Captain Obvious over here.

[@CustomMuscleCarAccessories]

​@@abbycross90210Planes have wings and they can fly 😁

[@jacquelinerussell8530]

@jd-it4on Yes, I don't blame them. 4:00 am. flight, three kids under the age of ten, and then there is a connecting flight😌

[@Suisfonia]

Indeed, however, another documentary that talks about this flight talks about how the family ended up with survivors guilt, even though they shouldn't have.

[@GOLDMILLONS]

These stories be so sad

[@peteverhelst2088]

So the pilot had a problem with his instruments that was not considered large enough to ground the aircraft. Perhaps there was more to the instrument failure then is considered in the video. If the instruments were giving the captain false readings anything is possibly since it was pitch black out and the captain would not have had a visual. Horizon

[@JohnDoe-tb3rv]

How does disorientation happen unless the instrumentation is broken?

[@The04prasanga]

That's the exact question I had too. Even if you disoriented, the display clearly show what is the pitch angle, bank angle etc where pilot can reorient himself. Sometimes, we also disorient when finding places by google map in an unfamiliar city in a foreign country. But we quickly reorient ourselves with the directions of the map

[@jenj7966]

i'll be that guy who didn't answer his phone never forgave himself

[@LrulestheworldM8]

Hilarious that the American government refused to blame the plane, considering what we know now.

[@The04prasanga]

What do we know now? This is not a B737 max I think. So that autopilot error can be ruled out. The pilot was flying the plain manually after all.

[@stevendegiorgio3143]

There memorial looks just like the one we have on Long Island N.Y. USA for the TWA 800 crash into the Atlantic Ocean.

[@The04prasanga]

Can the rudder reversal be a reason?

[@mntns2014]

Not a good sign when family members speak for the crew & passengers.

[@GB-nu6ow]

@mntns2014 well they were dead - did you want a seance or something 🤔

[@ThomasDickensheets]

Fatalities 148 Survivors 0

[@duck_ruler8094]

Really? Can we stop getting reposts that have been posted 10 times already

[@cedrickhouston1642]

It's my first

[@ImOnAJourney]

I’ve never seen this episode

[@Taydrum]

well looky here it's mr I've seen every episode before

[@robertframe7349]

I'm his son, junior I've seen every episode before too. 😕

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

I have got a nice nickname for such "Airlines": "Never Come Back Airlines."

[@mikejewell8518]

Digression: Lab coat guy might as well just go bald 26:07🤷‍♂

[@legitbeans9078]

😂

[@Comedybrand]

" oh I thought you were on the plane so...I was just in your room, not stealing anything- crying for you....being French I may spit everywhere when I'm talking, but I neVER say lies!

[@molybdomancer195]

That was a hotel in Egypt so the staff were probably Egyptian. If the people were on the plane there would be nothing in the room to steal.

[@grundged]

I know you're trying to play your viewers emotions but crying kids are really annoying to have to listen to. Would be better if you didn't add that.

[@alvinavance5040]

Lol I love this channel but the alarm clock and the kid crying was almost unbearable

[@WyattKovein]

So the kid would be silent when their plane was crashing. If I were a kid and my plane was crashing, I would scream too.

[@danielmartinez2637]

Michael: RIP for 148 people on the plane.

[@Paulaboeding4]

❤

[@ZouUuu]

the voices for non english speakers are doing is caricature accent of the witnesses ... did anyone else notice ?

[@molybdomancer195]

They sound like they used French actors to do the voice over to me so not caricatures.

[@disellin4871]

Boeing. Say no more.....

[@rebeccapaquette9203]

Especially if you’re a whistleblower…..

[@eitangkurtz]

repost of an old video

[@Harry-gf7ox]

!!! 🤣🤣🤣. Boy oh boy nothin gets by you !

[@Comedybrand]

3:37 I think he wanted a pack his own bag and he didn't want you going near it because he wanted to put secret stuff in there duh

[@jacquelinerussell8530]

No, not really he most likely was just eccentric

[@stephenpowell8750]

Yeah his secret stash of pornography was in there 😂

[@Bex-rg8pj]

Sedual. In stead of schedule????

[@deezkhajiit184]

The British pronounce words weird. Their pronunciation of schedule always throws me off.

[@HiThere619]

@@Bex-rg8pj sheh-shool

[@molybdomancer195]

Americans need to realise they are not the only speakers of English in the world. I have seen comments about this, the pronunciation of “debris” and the word “disorientated” on this video.

[@LouisGedo]

👋

[@d.g.1594]

The one guy saved his family by switching flights.

[@Comedybrand]

The pilot was DISORIENTED NOT DISORIENTATED WTH that's not a word stop it

[@traditionalsoldier3639]

In England it is. Americans say disoriented

[@requiscatinpace7392]

Learn the Kings English!

[@AnetaMihaylova-d6f]

Ok mate ​@requiscatinpace7392

[@molybdomancer195]

According to the OED it’s been a word about as long as the US has been a nation.

[@stephenpowell8750]

@comedybrand at least in England we don't dramatise everything an example we make reconstruction's of an event. In the US it's all dramatization .

[@tysonchickennuggets]

The more I watch these. The more computer systems I would want in a plane. Specially safety systems. It’s clear human pilots make more mistakes than computer systems

[@ThunderSquadronGamingYT]

Bruh they gave up because so much of the plane was still down there BRO GO DOWN THERE ITS THAT ALL YOU GUYS CANT DO

[@iMAXsProductions]

Average Malaysia airlines flight in 2014 be like: (no disrespect intended)

[@jol1958]

737 again?

[@StacyDavenport-dn7kp]

I call bs!

[@Comedybrand]

Here my wife she's a real precise type of person You know that's why she doesn't want me touching her phone or going through her things or Or asking any questions or You know just When she's there she's there when she's not she's not I keep my mouth shut Oh she's just precise like that No but I know she wouldn't keep anything from me

[@alfredcerwensky7646]

Democrat or a Republican. Just asking...

[@MattNotFat]

@@alfredcerwensky7646 who?

[@azcactusflower1]

@@MattNotFat God?

[@cornells.1727]

Terrible investigation! And how the heck they can't get a plane out of 1,000 m depth when they bring them up now from the bottom of the oceans which are much deeper???

[@vencap11]

Would never take a flight at 2am in the morning.😎

[@travelerforever8849]

many crashes happened at nights whre they cannot see the land. They may survived if they fly during daylights.

[@AnetaMihaylova-d6f]

​@travelerforever8849 absolutely. I That's why I don't like fly in the night

[@TinoNate]

Hundreds of investigation in conclusion says 93% no1 cause is pilot error no matter flying days or nights when plane crash.

[@alicjakijewski3]

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[@brianharcum9968]

I am the black stone I am the Black Rock of Mecca my face the black man is God almighty

[@Miguel_and_The_Microbes]

Safety 0. Greed/money 1 🥅 😔