See how this Pilot Deliberately Crashed his Plane into the Atlantic Ocean (With Real Audio)

[@Hartbreak1]

Not gonna comment on the flight itself, what surprises me the most is how willing was the Egyptian government to cover it us as a mechanical failure.

[@Taladar2003]

It is really no different than the Catholic Church covering up child abuse. Religion makes people do stupid things to protect it.

[@sirmonkey1985]

considering they lost some very important military people on that flight you're sure as hell not going to admit one of your own people killed them..

[@giovannascalonzi7852]

I'll never take a flight with a Subshaarian or arabic airline, neither i get paid

[@evs251]

@@Taladar2003 Except all other religions are peaceful as fuck compared to islam. That religion is pure vile

[@hazikaiyan5903]

@@evs251 wow! How do you even exist in this world? Your words disgust me. Imagine not having respect for something that does no harm.

[@ValenciaOlitz]

My heart goes out to the 216 people who was murdered because of one coward that intentionally killed all those innocent people.

[@fanofflight200]

I agree

[@yassinhamza05]

All repect to you man. but this was not a suicide. And here is why. 1- This B767 was shot down by the US Air Force. The F/O did push the nose down trying to avoid missles that were shot at him. 2- At the time when the missles were shot, The pilots were eating and that's why the Captain went to the bathroom to wash his hands. Also the F/O was eating. No one would suicide when eating... 3- After the crash, a German pilot went to the NTSB stating that this day, he was flying above Flight 990 when he spotted "2 small aircrafts" flying behind Flight 990 which he suspected to be Fighter jets and just minutes later he saw a hige explosion far in the same direction and then Flight 990 was off radar. 4- According to the Investigation done by the Egyptian Authorities a few years after the NTSB final report, The F/O pushed the nose down to avoid the missle and indeed he did avoid the first missle! And then he disconnected all of the aircraft systems hoping that he's dissappear off the radar and to not be tracked and shot again and then he pulled up. But the fighter Jets were still able to track him and then shot a second missle which hit the aircraft's tail and caused the airplane to free fall and crash. 5- When the Captain came back from the Restroom, he didn't know that they were avoiding a missle. So he kept pulling up thinking that the aircraft was falling. When the F/O was pushing down to avoid the missle. 6- Also before the Departure, The aircraft was taken for more than 3 hours for maintenance even though the Egyptian crew stated multiple times that the aircraft was completely fine to fly. And just before departure an important US citizen that works for the government was taken off the plane for an unknown reason. 7- The F/O kept saying "i rely on god" because he was scared cuz he's litteraly avoiding missles that were shot at him and his passengers. 8- He cut both engines and raised the spoliers as a way to slow down the aircraft so it doesn't go into overspeed when he's maneuvering with it to avoid the missles. 9- The F/Osent 3 MAYDAY messages to ATC but somehow, no one aswered him back.. 10- On board there was 33 Poeple from the Egyptian Special Forces that had just completed their training in the US. 11- The F/O which was accused of suicide was my friend's neighbour and as of what he said, he was a wise, respectful guy. And he also said that he had important papers for his grandaughter because she was sick and she had to do an operation. 12- For some unknow reasons, Egyptian investigators were not allowed inside the investigation room where they listened to the blavk boxes.. which is hella sus. All this is proof that it was not a suicide and that it was shot maybe mistakenly or maybe even intentionly.. RIP to all passengers whp died in this horrible attack 💔 Thank you all.

[@TheVertigoalley]

@@yassinhamza05 as an USAF veteran and pilot, this does not make sense to me. If the Air Force intended to destroy a civilian aircraft, there would be an obvious reason for it (such as a 911 type attack with massively more casualties). Also, if the government of the US planned to take out a foreign commercial airliner, why not use the CIA to place a bomb on board? Why would the FO relief pilot try to convince the original FO to give up his position? How can you even suggest he tried to take evasive action when fighter jets are much more nimble? He wouldn’t have stood a chance. In the cases of civilian airliners that were shot down by military aircraft/anti-aircraft missiles, the pilots had no warning and no effective response. Sorry, I know you gave a very lengthy explanation but I just don’t find it plausible.

[@fanofflight200]

Yeah sorry man.

[@Anonymous38572]

@@yassinhamza05 why he say I rely on God then like a stuttering idiot psycho? Bc your wrong and your cringe

[@breakbad9753]

Imagine the captain is just using the bathroom like he’s done a million times before, when all of a sudden your airplane starts nosediving towards the ocean. Wtf

[@Teh_Random_Canadian]

Not this first flight this happened on either

[@dany56698]

Bruh, your comment reminded me of the time I was travelling by bus and I went to the bathroom, and just as I was about to sit down and do my business I went flying forward. I felt my soul leaving my body. I thought to myself "Huh, strange". I proceeded to do my stuff and got out of the bathroom. As soon as I stepped out everyone was murmuring "Oh my god, there was someone in the bathroom". I honestly laughed because what else was I supposed to do. When I sat down my sister explained to me that we were about to crash because our driver thought that it would be a great idea to drive in an opposite lane to pass a car, when suddenly he spotted a truck coming at us at full speed so he had to do a crazy maneuver. And that's the time I almost die while I was using the bathroom.

[@boobsftw553]

@@kimberleeswisher3414 gottem

[@oceanstaiga5928]

I’m pretty sure they’ve update safety procedures for most airlines because of these incidents to where when the pilot leaves the cockpit now a crew member has to sit in until they are back so that at no given moment it’s ever just on pilot insid e

[@nikkibailey6583]

@@oceanstaiga5928 As former flight crew, I believe this is correct.

[@Ransomhandsome]

A friend of mine lost her mother on that flight. Heartbreaking.

[@SH-to8sh]

Omg! RIP her mother and all other brave souls on this flight

[@mercs2547]

I am here for you

[@Slayer-33]

Jesus

[@Melissa-SC73]

Very heartbreaking for sure.

[@KyleMurray76]

Man that is so heartbreaking I can’t even imagine how scary it must have been to be a passenger on that flight.

[@greymark420]

Although i have read about his incident, when i watched this video my heart rate began to increase. i cannot begin to imagine the horror for the passengers and crew while this was happening. What a vile and evil act.

[@charissabloomberg4000]

My thoughts exactly.. They all must have known they going to die... What a horrific incident.. My heart goes out to them and the officer who was getting married.. May they RIP

[@Noname-ch3yr]

hmmm

[@Sergioperis]

@@yassinhamza05 mmmm, this pretty much sounds like propaganda and does not make any sense.

[@greymark420]

@@yassinhamza05 can you point to the source of your information and what was the motive for the USA to carry out this crime ?

[@yassinhamza05]

@@greymark420 There is no official source on the internet. All this was said stated by Egyptian Investigators and was also stated in the Egyptian media. If you ask any Egyptian that was interested about knowing the truth about and was follieing the news he'll know everything i said. And probably all of you won't believe what i said but i don't really care if y'all believe me or not. My objectuve was just to say the truth of what happened. Thank you

[@Powerranger-le4up]

It’s pretty obvious that it was deliberate by the relief first officer. I’m surprised that the captain even made it back inside

[@bahgatsaber9135]

Lol why didn't he lock the captain out then idiot?

[@keeganfennec8514]

@@bahgatsaber9135 have you heard of zero g? I think the idiot who crashed it thought probably thought no one could get back to it because of the zero g stuff

[@TheVertigoalley]

That was probably before cockpit doors were automatically locked

[@chikkipop]

@@bahgatsaber9135 The Egyptian response was to deny that a Muslim would do such a thing as commit suicide. But all the facts indicated that he had done so.

[@bahgatsaber9135]

No one is answering Why didn't he lock the captain out???

[@theycallmetundraboy]

I'm always particularly disgusted when people use "God" as an excuse to end hundreds of lives.

[@danielhartin7680]

It's really only one camp that does this.

[@skateboarding118]

@@danielhartin7680 Yep. In god we trust, now let’s go bomb countries and innocent civilians. We’re the good guys.

[@greg439]

@@skateboarding118 Except the same people who authorize the attacks you mention probably aren’t the ones studying the old/new testaments, going to church regularly, or walking the walk. Covering the American military/government in the guise that we are all Christ-influenced is not entirely accurate, in my opinion anyway. Definitely not justifying anything either. Islamist-extremist on the other hand...their beliefs include rewards for their actions.

[@rosieposie6671]

We all have free will and have to suffer the consequences of our decisions. Unfortunately, innocent people get caught in our poor decisions sometimes. In this case this guy was intent in his decision. His reliance on God may be his reference to the afterlife.

[@1kalicid]

@@skateboarding118 there are over 3000 gods to chose from. And your sarcasm is juvenile. This country has many religions and gods in it and it doesn't put any of those gods as a reason to end other lives. Only one religion does that nowadays and it starts with an I and ends in an M.

[@FokkeWulfe]

"In memory of 216 people." There were 217. "I know what I said."

[@TriggaHappy00121213]

what does this mean?

[@FokkeWulfe]

@@TriggaHappy00121213 One isn't remembered.

[@TriggaHappy00121213]

@@FokkeWulfe probably the pos who caused the crash? he can burn in hell.

[@axyvera4914]

Damn right

[@Joshuadgog]

yes true the coward is not in memory

[@gwiyomikim5988]

Someone should tell EgyptAir that “denial” is not just a river in Egypt.🤨

[@cotton-Dave]

Too funny!!! Thanks.

[@BigZay1860]

Haha 😂

[@Mrbobinge]

First prize for that. EgyptAir thanks you for understanding.

[@IP0Monsturd]

Rimshot!

[@michaelbath6306]

😂😂😂😂

[@bethm5791]

Egypt just didn’t want to accept that their FO intentionally did that. Which I get is so hard to accept but the families of the victims deserve honesty about what occurred.

[@soulfeed8524]

Why would he intentionally do that

[@dansch19]

Why? Is that even a real question? I could come up with 1000 reasons off the top of my head but they all amount to the same thing. Some form of mental illness.

[@pankajkushwaha2288]

I mean like your family members died, like it’s a big thing! And these guys are like whatever! It’s so utterly disgusting

[@Nessal83]

@@soulfeed8524 Why? Lmfao are you freaking kidding me? Do you live under a rock?

[@doctorbohr1585]

Indeed.

[@notallthatbad]

Feeling totally helpless as you plunge to your inevitable death must be the most harrowing and unbearable feeling in the world. What a tragedy.

[@juniper1519]

He wasn't suicidal, this was an act of revenge. He'd very recently been caught behaving inappropriately toward hotel workers and colleagues and had been told that this flight, in particular, would be his last. The man who actually reprimanded the pilot and caused this was a passenger on the plane.

[@strnglhld]

@@juniper1519 True, he was a well known pervert. He was basically told, you can do whatever you want in Egypt but New York has different standards..

[@MrsznewyawkRN]

@@juniper1519 well shxt .. 😐

[@warmcozy]

@@juniper1519 Your comment makes the most sense to me because if the Egyptian government was willing to send out all these mechanical failure scenarios that didn’t match the evidence, then it stands to reason that they would not have been proactive about not letting this guy get on any plane ever.

[@fastfootedone]

true but it's quick, unlike the suffering many go through with cancer. Give me quick.

[@krisdunwoody7037]

If I remember history right, a small town group of High School girls (That had done a Fund Raiser, for a trip, which I thought was France) was on that flight. One girl was sick during the Fund Raiser, and did not get enough money for the flight and had to stay home. She was the only girl in her High School class the next year.

[@lightnang]

Damn...

[@nikkitronic80]

My mom's coworker and daughter were on this flight. They just wanted to see the pyramids. Ive seen many videos on this incident and think of them every time. What an absolutely horrible and terrifying way to go. Beautifully done Flight Channel. May they all rest in peace. 🙏 ♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️

[@philaviation7623]

It's hard to hear that 😔 I wish your mom all the best to deal with it.

[@peeetropaoli]

Prayers for your mum and for the family of the victims 🙏

[@djm5687]

Sorry to hear about that, Nicole.

[@CassassinCatto]

Aw man I'm sorry. I hope Al-Batouti's *Ka* is Ammit shit now.

[@reginasoul3929]

May God give comfort to your heart! Sorry for your loss! Believe, they are alive in Heaven! 🌿

[@motorgeeks2053]

The Egyptian authorities providing jackshit arguments to make this look like an accident was cringe

[@christophernewman5027]

What else would you expect? 😕

[@AV4Life]

Yeah, but think about how bad this makes them look. Egypts flag carrier had a flight where one of the pilots mass murders hundreds of people. Everybody already knows the truth though.

[@steveissexy]

He did it on purpose

[@christophernewman5027]

@@AV4Life We think the same. My implication was what else would one expect from a country such as Egypt?

[@Teelirious]

Some cultures seem to have an absolute refusal to even contemplate suicide as a motive, despite overwhelming evidence. I remember the family of the identified "jumping man" from 9/11 refused to believe it was him because he would never jump just because he was trapped in the middle of a jet fuel inferno. He just wouldn't. Not an option. It's a weird thing you occasionally see.

[@RJSAMCRO]

This was truly a horrific incident and I can only imagine how helpless the Captain must of felt knowing he could of saved all the lives but he just couldn't get back in control

[@tyronesawatzky1817]

It was deliberate.

[@Tanzadog1]

and the passengers were conscious and aware the whole time - imagine the fear

[@chrisholland1504]

could have....

[@yassinhamza05]

@The Auto Hot-Shot All repect to you man! but this was not a suicide. And here is why. 1- This B767 was shot down by the US Air Force. The F/O did push the nose down trying to avoid missles that were shot at him. 2- At the time when the missles were shot, The pilots were eating and that's why the Captain went to the bathroom to wash his hands. Also the F/O was eating. No one would suicide when eating... 3- After the crash, a German pilot went to the NTSB stating that this day, he was flying above Flight 990 when he spotted "2 small aircrafts" flying behind Flight 990 which he suspected to be Fighter jets and just minutes later he saw a hige explosion far in the same direction and then Flight 990 was off radar. 4- According to the Investigation done by the Egyptian Authorities a few years after the NTSB final report, The F/O pushed the nose down to avoid the missle and indeed he did avoid the first missle! And then he disconnected all of the aircraft systems hoping that he's dissappear off the radar and to not be tracked and shot again and then he pulled up. But the fighter Jets were still able to track him and then shot a second missle which hit the aircraft's tail and caused the airplane to free fall and crash. 5- When the Captain came back from the Restroom, he didn't know that they were avoiding a missle. So he kept pulling up thinking that the aircraft was falling. When the F/O was pushing down to avoid the missle. 6- Also before the Departure, The aircraft was taken for more than 3 hours for maintenance even though the Egyptian crew stated multiple times that the aircraft was completely fine to fly. And just before departure an important US citizen that works for the government was taken off the plane for an unknown reason. 7- The F/O kept saying "i rely on god" because he was scared cuz he's litteraly avoiding missles that were shot at him and his passengers. 8- He cut both engines and raised the spoliers as a way to slow down the aircraft so it doesn't go into overspeed when he's maneuvering with it to avoid the missles. 9- The F/Osent 3 MAYDAY messages to ATC but somehow, no one aswered him back.. 10- On board there was 33 Poeple from the Egyptian Special Forces that had just completed their training in the US. 11- The F/O which was accused of suicide was my friend's neighbour and as of what he said, he was a wise, respectful guy. And he also said that he had important papers for his grandaughter because she was sick and she had to do an operation. 12- For some unknow reasons, Egyptian investigators were not allowed inside the investigation room where they listened to the blavk boxes.. which is hella sus. All this is proof that it was not a suicide and that it was shot maybe mistakenly or maybe even intentionly.. RIP to all passengers whp died in this horrible attack 💔 Thank you all.

[@paulrelgne2149]

@@yassinhamza05 I remember hearing about this incident and the plane exploding while in the air. Who would have benefited from the Egyptian top military people's removal, especially after a training session in the US?

[@amye4131]

This disgusts me on so many levels. No wonder people have such anxiety about getting on an airplane....it's bad enough we have people on flights acting reckless but to have pilots to deliberately murder a plane full of innocent lives is vile. If there is a hell I hope those men are suffering. Your videos are amazing.

[@kosmicinclinations3333]

Exactly I'm not flying again

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

No hell, that came later in man-made Christianity. Near-death experiences debunk hell, and that we were giving lives to live, and experience. Torturing isn't loving either, especially for someone already tortured by their own self. Thankfully religion and material atheism are both debunked. 😌

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

@@kosmicinclinations3333 damn. Lol. It's far safer and more relaxing than automobiles. With people rushing around in their expensive things, causing accidents, deaths, burning extra fuel rushing around areas, excessive stress, etc.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

@@kosmicinclinations3333 to each their own. This is a rare scenario. People do this shit with automobiles too. Lol....

[@be_my_druidess]

exactly. i have recently become addicted to this channel's videos and many accidents have mechanical failure that ofc crew can't predict, or human errors that were not intentional, misunderstanding or miscommunication etc. but it is crazy that even if your plane is working just fine, no hiccups in your routine of flight, no errors on your part or atc or anyone's.....someone could be just emotionally in a dark place and you could crash anyways.

[@ankitjain4620]

Never ever leave cockpit alone to a person. There must be protocol for leaving cockpit.

[@KingofFray]

not until germanwings 9525, unfortunately

[@Jolly69]

After germanwings occurred, most airlines made it required to have more than 2 personell in the cockpit.

[@cotton-Dave]

@@KingofFray Was this the flight where that murderer flew all of those children into the mountain?

[@vipahman]

Since most short flights have only 2 flight crew, one of the people who can sit in while a pilot steps out is a stewardess who can be easily overpowered. I'd rather put a strong male passenger in the cockpit than a female stewardess.

[@IanBussAudio]

@@vipahman awfully presumptious of you to think that women aren't powerful. Look at amanda nunez.

[@ywgmb35]

I can't even imagine how horrific this must have been for the passengers. Not only were they subjected to several steep dives, but they could also hear the fuselage starting to break apart, and during the final dive the plane did break up.

[@scottlarson1548]

Whoa, dude!!!!

[@hmarbermudez2660]

@@Karim_Abdelwahab 100 American, plus x Canadians, plus 7 other nationalities

[@loveblue2]

I always think of what the passengers must have been going through with crashes like this. One minute you're in a smooth, uneventful, controlled flight and the next minute you're plunging nose down towards the ocean. I can't even imagine the terror. May they rest in peace.

[@darrinsiberia]

Horrible. Just horrible. I would have gone into a trance and simply allowed myself to accept the moment.

[@rachelsmith773]

I wonder if those that were not buckled in could possibly have been knocked unconscious or killed when gravity had forced them at speed into the ceiling of plane... let's hope they didn't know about the plane breaking up Just beyond unimaginable horror. I think with that level of fear, like when you are beaten up everything's in slow motion and it's like your dreaming and detached from your body cus your brain just can't cope with that level of horror or fear.

[@ameliasparkles13]

So awful. These intentional crashes are just unfathomable, yet are easy to imagine with the visuals you present along with the info.

[@TesterAnimal1]

If you believe bullshit like gods and afterlife, then this can be a consequence. That kind of bollocks make life worthless.

[@jimmycline4778]

@@TesterAnimal1 Your right their are not Gods, but one God!!! God would never want someone to do what this guy did! Their are virtually only 2 places people will go after they die, Heaven or Hell! You believe or you don’t! The people that go to hell by far out number people going to heaven, they can never be convinced in God! You’ll know one day that God is real!

[@StsFiveOneLima]

Islam is awesome!

[@envy4pf983]

@@StsFiveOneLima no

[@yassinhamza05]

@Amelia Gemini All repect to you! but this was not a suicide. And here is why. 1- This B767 was shot down by the US Air Force. The F/O did push the nose down trying to avoid missles that were shot at him. 2- At the time when the missles were shot, The pilots were eating and that's why the Captain went to the bathroom to wash his hands. Also the F/O was eating. No one would suicide when eating... 3- After the crash, a German pilot went to the NTSB stating that this day, he was flying above Flight 990 when he spotted "2 small aircrafts" flying behind Flight 990 which he suspected to be Fighter jets and just minutes later he saw a hige explosion far in the same direction and then Flight 990 was off radar. 4- According to the Investigation done by the Egyptian Authorities a few years after the NTSB final report, The F/O pushed the nose down to avoid the missle and indeed he did avoid the first missle! And then he disconnected all of the aircraft systems hoping that he's dissappear off the radar and to not be tracked and shot again and then he pulled up. But the fighter Jets were still able to track him and then shot a second missle which hit the aircraft's tail and caused the airplane to free fall and crash. 5- When the Captain came back from the Restroom, he didn't know that they were avoiding a missle. So he kept pulling up thinking that the aircraft was falling. When the F/O was pushing down to avoid the missle. 6- Also before the Departure, The aircraft was taken for more than 3 hours for maintenance even though the Egyptian crew stated multiple times that the aircraft was completely fine to fly. And just before departure an important US citizen that works for the government was taken off the plane for an unknown reason. 7- The F/O kept saying "i rely on god" because he was scared cuz he's litteraly avoiding missles that were shot at him and his passengers. 8- He cut both engines and raised the spoliers as a way to slow down the aircraft so it doesn't go into overspeed when he's maneuvering with it to avoid the missles. 9- The F/Osent 3 MAYDAY messages to ATC but somehow, no one aswered him back.. 10- On board there was 33 Poeple from the Egyptian Special Forces that had just completed their training in the US. 11- The F/O which was accused of suicide was my friend's neighbour and as of what he said, he was a wise, respectful guy. And he also said that he had important papers for his grandaughter because she was sick and she had to do an operation. 12- For some unknow reasons, Egyptian investigators were not allowed inside the investigation room where they listened to the blavk boxes.. which is hella sus. All this is proof that it was not a suicide and that it was shot maybe mistakenly or maybe even intentionly.. RIP to all passengers whp died in this horrible attack 💔 Thank you all.

[@johnnywalker4857]

I love the way this classy channel recreates past aviation disasters and guides us on the path that leads to the highest-level cause of each crash. I’m not a pilot, but I feel like one going through the experience when I watch their videos.

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

spiderman into the spiderverse< yes

[@johnsteward8325]

It's truly heart breaking that the first F/O took this flight so that he'd make in time for his wedding. Great video.

[@BridgeportIPA]

Not to forget the other 215 innocent people...

[@orneryokinawan4529]

Lol that's fucked up but still funny

[@nzuncovered1845]

Why is that heart breaking.. What about all the passengers that died? Are weddings the only thing is important to you? Weddings mean nothing.. Ignorant comment

[@johnsteward8325]

@@nzuncovered1845 It's ignorant that you assume I don't care about the other passengers because I highlighted one guy on the plane. Regardless of what you think about weddings, his wedding was a big occasion for him and he died trying to get to it. Stop being ignorant.

[@JH-Carbon]

@@nzuncovered1845 you honestly disgust me as a human being after you said that

[@todd5082]

As soon as the F/O uttered those first words, I as a “non-investigator” knew exactly what was about to unfold.

[@v0l_c4n82]

For a second I thought he wanted to go to heaven but he ended up in hell

[@masterbassplayer93]

Yeah.. he crashed the plane lol. Like tht title of the video said. Doesn't take an investigator to figure that out lol

[@1SqueakyWheel]

@@masterbassplayer93 congratulations, you know how to flip to the last page of a story and read how it ends before everybody else. Heh! The details between those covers are the most interesting though, showing you the unfolding details which illustrate how and why the book ended the way it did

[@mohamednasr1395]

How sad & ignorant your comment is

[@masterbassplayer93]

@@1SqueakyWheel sir, this is a video. I don’t see any book here at all. You’re all taking my comment way too seriously. Then again I’m on the internet, what else should I have expected. Carry on gentleman

[@becca53444]

“I rely on God” Rely on him for what? To punish you for murdering all those innocent people? Don’t worry, he will.

[@neelampal7247]

@@BuffaloPros acc to quran he will get 72 virgins for his deeds to kill the innocents

[@neelampal7247]

acc to quran he will get 72 virgins for his deeds to kill the innocents

[@lavhgi7369]

@@neelampal7247 that just stupid extremist bro.

[@behappy8217]

@@neelampal7247 it's false he will only get them if he is pious and had good deeds

[@randiey95]

@@neelampal7247 islamophobia detected

[@jus10lewissr]

Imagine the horror endured by the passengers aboard this flight. When people choose to fly, they trust that they'll be safe and that the men/women operating the flight are of sound mind and will not put their lives in danger, ESPECIALLY not intentionally, so it's actually rather scary that you could get on a simple flight that's being controlled by someone (for lack of a better term) with some kind of death wish.

[@gnosis7662]

You have a much better chance of not running into this horrific scenario if you fly planes piloted by western countries like the US, Canada or Western Europe. I would avoid Arab, African or some Asian countries like Malaysia.

[@caiwoodz]

​@gnosis7662 as a pilot yeah this isn't true for Africa.

[@yossiallen3316]

From what I understand, the F/O was due back in Cairo for a disciplinary hearing on allegations that he made sexual advances on a female flight attendant. This would have been grounds for his immediate dismissal. Hence he chose, what was for him the path of the least resistance by committing suicide. Unfortunately he didn't have the courage to just take his own life; he chose to take hundreds with him.

[@spikefivefivefive]

ALLAH AKHBAR!

[@yossiallen3316]

@@spikefivefivefive Allah snackbar 🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭

[@cynthiadavid5282]

Very sad very tragic

[@ideitbawxproductions1880]

so, according to the F/O, then, it was God that made him sexually harass that flight attendant?

[@squeakyClean888]

I know this is obvious but they should have not let him man that seat if he is under scrutiny for such acts. Driving a car or any vehicle has its risks but driving an airplane has far greater risks and is more gruesome if left in the hands of a pilot whom is mentally unstable and who is emotionally distraught.

[@10AntsTapDancing]

The concept of 'saving face' and being unable to accept that one of your own is responsible for killing all those innocent people is reason for the Egyptians attempts to explain it away as an accident. They lost even more 'face' with their actions. The horror for the passengers in their last minutes is hard to comprehend.

[@julosx]

Exactly the same thing happened two years before after the SilkAir flight 185 crash. Yet again, it was caused by its captain despite the local investigators also played the game of mechanical failure. In total 5 crashed happened because of the captain or copilot, the first victim was Japan Airlines flight 350 in 1982. This case was followed by Royal Air Maroc's flight 630, in 1994, SilkAir flight 185 in 1997, this Egyptair 990 flight, Malaysia Airlines flight 370 in 2014 and Germanwings 9525 the following year. For the latter, it's known that its perpetrator, Andreas Lübitz, was, as a pilot, fully aware that the MH 370 was driven to the ground by (one of) its pilot(s). He collected a lot of press cuts about the case and then decided to do the same after he got a sick leave from is doctor who knew how bad he was and that he shouldn"t be in charge of a flight again. The investigators found the doctor paper in a bin at Lübitz's.

[@Mrbobinge]

@@julosx A pattern emerges. See Lightoller of RMS Titanic (search binoculars, within). He was demoted to 2nd Officer just before her maiden voyage. Egyptian passed-over elderly First Officer 'I rely on God', was also disgruntled. Top management is flawed. Ship's Captain; Flight Captain - should never retire to the loo and leave disgruntlement in command.

[@frankfarago2825]

@@julosx The Germanics also blamed just about everything and everybody else but their own domestic mass murderer.

[@sabrinadubois5822]

@@Mrbobinge easy for you to say, Mr Monday morning Armchair-Quarterback 🙄

[@JR-ut2ne]

@@frankfarago2825 That is simply not true. No one made excuses for the co pilot or even tried to cover it up like the Egyptians did.

[@asparkdeity8717]

FO couldn’t make it in time for his wedding 😢

[@Oboendband]

This one hit home.

[@fanofflight200]

😞 so sad

[@qinachan4733]

😭😭😭

[@joshtt3240]

Heartbreaking that is 😢

[@formaldienhyde]

the saddest part :(

[@kearstinivory4038]

I like this channel. I’m not really into airplanes as a hobby or anything, so I obviously don’t understand all of the technical terminology, but it’s balanced enough to where I can use context clues to get the idea. It’s a delicate line this channel navigates well.

[@Jo.885]

If I'd been flying for a fraction of my shift, and the relief F/O said " yep, I'll take over now " (paraphrasing), I'd be a little suspicious, just saying.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

I believe that they had a "few words" before he was allowed to take over. What a shame that it WAS allowed.

[@bobsmithinson2050]

Captain may of given in due to needing to use the restroom.

[@Tori-di2cf]

The relief pilot had seniority because of his age. But yeah, it is suspicious.

[@Yajeeb]

I'm guessing the same results, but with some survivors. Because when it neared time for landing, he might've requested to take over and tried to crash the plane then, too.

[@LaLaKnight]

This had to be so unbelievably frightening for the people on board. May their souls rest in peace.

[@erinthesystem9608]

Horrendous. I can't imagine how frightened the passengers- and how alarmed the crew- must have been, probably comprehending (if/while still conscious) that they were experiencing a long fall, into the ocean, and at night.. especially so when a fear of heights and a fear of deep water are such common phobias.

[@AdvaiticOneness1]

That too in pitch dark 😭 I can't even imagine how they felt 🙏

[@bohemiantheologian6443]

@@AdvaiticOneness1 You re right, the electrical went out.

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

I can't believe that there are still those who say this wasn't a suicide flight and still claim that it was some catastrophic loss of flight control or something.

[@TPTGopher]

13:31 We know now - he was a pervert: after flashing one two many airport hotel guests, he was being kicked off the transatlantic route, and Egypt Air executives responsible for his demotion were on that flight.

[@bigbaddms]

Bingo

[@jiefeng4249]

Not sure if he counts as an executive but it was the chief pilot who was demoting him. And yeah like the video said the chief pilot was onboard. Make a lot of sense..

[@that90skid72]

Totally right. Besides, this guy was weird to say the least. At age 59 he should have become a captain after so many years...something was off with him.

[@thebaguettecompany]

Pervert and relies on god?

[@thebajaqueen165]

OMFG!

[@MrWizard209]

For all those lost on that flight, l wish your souls peace, and hope that your family was able to move forward with a somewhat normal life after this.

[@alicelong3613]

Too late. The time to choose eternity in heaven is before we die.

[@danieljoseph6404]

@@alicelong3613 You seem to be sure about that

[@BimmieJames]

They can’t hear you. I’m being facetious and I want to point something out- and I honestly feel bad for that I must seem like I’m singling you out- *i’m not* and your compassion is genuine- It’s that people online are too often starting to overestimate the positive impact a comment like this has.

[@malcolmjerome423]

Yes she is sure, anyone that reads the Bible knows that, the problem is most don't, I'm assuming like yourself! Its appointed for man to die once and then Judgement (Hebrews 9:27) You have your chance when you are on Earth while you are still alive and have breath in your body and what you choose to do with that opportunity, determines where you will spend all Eternity in when you leave this Earth! I pray that the Passengers got saved and the Pilot before dying, but the First Officer I know for sure is in Hell with the Devil & his Angels and rightly so!

[@malcolmjerome423]

You are Correct It took me longer then I would like to finally understand that and I thank God everyday while I was a Sinner, that he had Mercy on me! What really had a profound impact in my life was a video I seen on You-Tube titled: Bill Weise 23 Minutes In Hell I highly recommend you watch it! Others like it are Angelica Zambrano, she has a very good testimony, and Mary K Baxter

[@spiritmatter1553]

As part of a tour group, I was on the last flight to Cairo out of JFK before the Egyptair crash and learned about it upon arriving in Cairo. Friends and coworkers back home were in a tizzy. They didn’t know if it would be polite to call my parents to inquire whether I was still alive.

[@doogiemcdougster6740]

I am not a pilot, but in the 90’s I worked around UPS career pilots around the time this happened. All of the pilots I talked with said the crash for sure had to be deliberate. They were emphatic about this.

[@gyaniadmi2347]

Please understand that in Islam If you Kill non believers ( Khafir) you will go in Haven and get 72 Hoors ( Virgins) . The way the FO ( Al Batuti ) behaved with Women employees in Hotels and the fact that he was not going to be flying again to America, he may be upset and following his religious beliefs that Killing other people will help him go to Haven. He purposely shut the engine to crash in the sea, he even did not reply to the Captain when he asked him what happened because he was trying to Crash the plane. This is the reason why the Egypt Government does not want to accept that it was Al Batutis fault . You will see the same behaviour in Malaysia Government for Malaysian Flight 370 disappeared in 2014.

[@WayneM1961]

I genuinely feel real sorry for anyone who's life is so bad they commit suicide however, a lot of that sympathy goes when they take innocent people with them.

[@robertdickson2319]

Search Sky King, on the Count Dankula channel. There's a guy who went out with grace and style. Alone.

[@toastwrld1365]

@@robertdickson2319 rip beebo

[@BytomGirl]

I don't think it was suicide. it was terrorist act.

[@WayneM1961]

@@BytomGirl How could it possibly be a terrorist act when both the captain and the first officer had established careers with German Wings

[@BytomGirl]

@@WayneM1961 So? That means that they were honest? There were many pilots who crashed planes on purpose

[@sxthu]

I appreciate the time, work and effort you put into your videos.

[@KQuinn672]

Ikr! Still so amazed at the details of story and the quality and animation makes it so heart wrenching!

[@dannyr333]

Yeeessss these videos are so informative and interesting. Very nice work!

[@wowcoldboy076]

I just got hooked into these plan crash videos. I must say who is editing these videos is a pro at this job. Thanks for these educational videos, this may save countless lives.

[@souljer5979]

In just under a minute, everything went down south. Just watching this makes me feel the horror those poor souls faced inside the aircraft. Knowing you are going down and 30 seconds the aircraft just dismantling at 10000 ft in pitch darkness over the Atlantic ocean...

[@future62]

Amazed that Egyptair is still in business.

[@InTeCredo]

And Germanwings was gone with the wind after the suicide crash in France five years ago.

[@pankajkushwaha2288]

@@InTeCredo oh wow ... probably cause the investigators or the company tried to do everything they can for the company to not go down in the dumps

[@ZentaYason]

@@InTeCredo not true, Germanwings operated until 2020 (imagine my joy flying with it after the crash...) It was then assimilated by its mother company Eurowings, because Lufthansa has severe money issues

[@future62]

@Dankenstein save that shit for Telegraph

[@Jack-uu6dj]

Egypt air is state owned so it probably won’t go out of business

[@joshtt3240]

How could they say this was an accident when the copilot is saying stuff like “I rely on god”.I mean come on🤦‍♂️

[@haroldcampbell3337]

Legal issues.

[@ChristopherGray00]

@@haroldcampbell3337 Yeah, they don't want to admit that, could open up liabilities.

[@rafasimsim]

Maybe he meant that he just relied on God, but not in mechanics.

[@rhythmisadancer8394]

As sad as these stories are, thanks for showing them accurately.. your hard work is appreciated

[@krispynachos9980]

This is my worst fear, being in plane with a psychotic suicidal pilot

[@cal-native]

For some reason I really noticed the transparency of the windows in this animation; seeing inside the cabin as it nosed over into its vertical dive made it all the more disturbing and terrifying.

[@glenchapman3899]

Yeah, I was wondering what the terror inside those windows must have been like. :(

[@dennett73mk]

Although the video said all electrical power to the plane was lost, yet the interior lights were still on...

[@grmpEqweer]

I find myself angered and saddened at this. Edit, not your work, FC, that's great.

[@81tibr]

So the probable cause of the accident was the airplanes departure from cruise altitude subsequent impact with water? Wow - that's some heavy investigating right there! 🤣🤦🤦

[@jsone42]

"It crashed because it fell on water, duh" - NTSB But seriously, this is probably some kind of legal boilerplate they had to put in the report.

[@george-cann]

ha yeah i thought the same thing - it would be like your insurance company ruling the accident was caused by two cars colliding....

[@scottlarson1548]

It's the ocean's fault, just like the Titanic!

[@HobbyOrganist]

@@scottlarson1548 It was god's fault, the pilot said TEN time "I rely on god" and it's clear this god FAILED as usual

[@honeydrop4091]

@@HobbyOrganist hey there time was up

[@camila8031]

after this, there is a rule that if one of the pilots leave the cockpit, a flight attendant has to come in until the other pilot comes back, no one is allowed to be alone there.

[@salahalsiqami6589]

That's why the international aviation laws nowadays prohibit leaving pilots or copilots alone in the cockpit, for any reason,without the presence of another person. I hope the pilots follow the roles though. I expect them to be so since aviation is a very strict industry. Regulators don't fool around.

[@etiennedauphin]

This is one of the most frightening accidents where a pilot deliberately commands the aircraft to impact terrain from cruising altitude. So tragic and sad. Thank you for making neutral, realistic videos.

[@sircrypton]

Another masterpiece by TFC

[@emotionaloveracorolla5274]

Yes

[@soldierofscience2888]

I can't imagine the terror the passengers went through.

[@al_kmry]

Initially, there was speculation that the crash was related to lauda air flight 004 which was caused by an uncommanded thrust reverser deployment, leading to a similar nose dive from cruising altitude. The two 767s involved were assembled back-to-back and had identical engines.

[@bl41ck97]

Make sense why he would switch off the engine

[@VoxLesPaul]

A pilot remaining silent in circumstances is near impossible - unless there was some kind of psychotic break. The flight recorder would have reflected speech conversation with troubleshooting and communication.

[@apointtomake1517]

@@bl41ck97 and point the nose down? Really grasping at straws to try and defend the pos.

[@bl41ck97]

@@apointtomake1517 I'm not trying to defend anyone o don't give a shit about him I just want to solve the mystery a pilot that want to kill himself doesn't switch off the engine and doesn't leave the door open for anyone to stop him . Plus from the attitude of the pilot that came back it is clear at first he thought that he was trying to crash the plane but then later on told him it was a good thing he switched off the engine

[@Wraikey]

@@bl41ck97 it was a good thing? Like someone engaging speed breaks and you still shut off the engines but need to gain altitude is a good thing? Nah no way. The Captain sounded more like "the heck did u just shut our engines?" It takes some time to restart both engines and gain power. If you're almost stalling or in a nose down dive you don't have this time.

[@Hedwallfxtd]

So many of these videos, I just watch with a huge pain in the pit of my stomach...

[@LV2UXO77]

What a nightmare! There should've never been a time one pilot was alone in the cockpit! They had many pilots on this flight & I'm baffled as to why none of the other pilots rushed to the cockpit to find out why they started going downhill! The captain was heading home for his wedding! The word "Tragedy" doesn't begin to say what the F/O had done! I'm so sorry to all the family members who lost their loved ones on this flight. God Bless You All.

[@dennett73mk]

God should have stayed out of this one. And many more...

[@nispo89]

Also happened with german wings, this is mass murder.

[@saltyroserocks457]

I remember this. At the time, the press was reporting this as an "unsolved mystery". Two years later in 2001, I was a National Guardsman doing airport security in the immediate aftermath of 9-11. An airline pilot I was chatting with was telling me about this particular crash. He said it was pretty common knowledge that investigators believed the FO was an Islamist, and that he was carrying out a suicide attack on the Egyptian Govt officials onboard. This pilot I was chatting with even mentioned he'd heard Al-Batouti was part of a terrorist cell based in Los Angeles (this, in 2001). al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya was a group dedicated to the overthrow of the Egyptian government and replacing it with an Islamic state. They came to prominence three years after this crash, when one of their L.A. cell members committed the 2002 Los Angeles International Airport shooting. The scuttlebutt was Al-Batouti was also believed to be a member. But it was covered up in 1999/2000, presumably, because it was bad all around for Air-travel and Tourism. Heaven forbid that the public might get the idea that terrorists could possibly use airplanes for their operations. I'm surprised The Flight Channel didn't just set the record straight.

[@Nessal83]

Can't offend the religion of peace.

[@jaydee5447]

If someone is going to commit suicide there isn’t much I can do about that but I’ll never understand why the person committing suicide chooses to take other innocent people out with them

[@CandyGirl44]

It's mass murder, not suicide😥

[@catscanhavelittleasalami]

Like that one man who never flew a plane but stole one, had fun with it, did a flip and flew for a while before crashing down on purpose. He was suicidal but didn't want to put anyone else in danger, he even felt bad for the ATC for possibly ruining their day. A real fun and good man, not a pathetic coward like this guy.

[@thebaguettecompany]

Suciden't

[@johnfisher747]

Revenge is a powerful motive

[@spikefivefivefive]

Misery loves company.

[@franrapallo]

After watching a dozen of your videos, I’m positive this channel should be called “TheCrashChannel”.

[@snarkmark]

This is the first video I have seen from your channel and I am so impressed!! I love the grafics and the non spoken narrative which allows you to focus on the video. Thank you so much for this experience 💕

[@debraevans3398]

Omg!! Those poor people who lost their lives that day, all because of that pilot..So incredibly sad 😔

[@dee2140]

So sad. But I can’t get my head around the face that he decided to take the lives of everyone on board with him. R.I.P

[@Col92018]

He was an evil man

[@carolewilson1311]

pure murder. I think if want to succeed in suicide bombing go into an unpopulated area at least 200miles away from people or animals then go for it

[@carolewilson1311]

O

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

@@Col92018 Did you just assume his gender?!

[@ghost.protocol]

I miss the old Background music. It has a surprise element to it

[@asemalqudah1897]

me too tbh, but today's music is alright as well. the old music had a nostalgic factor to it though and i feel like nothing beats that

[@martinc.720]

It was in every video. You were still surprised?

[@SK-qu4wo]

But you can't deny that this channel has improved it's storytelling abilities by leaps and bounds since their very first video a few years back. Do a comparison and you all will see what I mean. I like that they keep evolving and improving.

[@Ozinater]

Wow, I knew about this crash before but always thought the relief FO had locked the other crew members out of the cockpit when he decided to crash the plane (kind of like the Germanwings crash). Very surprised that the captain was actually sitting in his seat and on the controls for the last couple minutes, seemingly questioning the FO's actions.

[@Yoshi9z]

That system was implemented after 9/11, the captain fought the tremendous g force pulling him backwards to reach his seat, that’s how hard the captain was fighting

[@olslap85]

What an incredible pilot to fight it every second to the end. Wow. Absolutely incredible.

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

Yeah, it seems like he didn't catch the drift the other pilot was sabotaging this, if only the other pilots were inside. Sad.

[@alangama5731]

I do think it’s the worse way to die, when you see the plane falling and waiting to hit whatever it is going to hit, and there is nothing more terrifying than the ocean at night

[@derekashworth5884]

Surprised the Capt didn't try to punch out the F/O in order to try to regain control of the airplane.

[@reshpeck]

I don't think he realized it was his fault. He asked him to help with pulling the aircraft up. The opposing elevator positioning shows that while the captain was pulling up, the F/O was doing the opposite. If you look at the time stamps you can see that this all happened very quickly.

[@darrinsiberia]

He didn't immediately suspect the f/o was at fault and assumed that they could simply pull the aircraft back up. Not knowing just how demented evil and totally broken this sorry sack of a human being was sitting next to him.

[@Tori-di2cf]

He only had a few seconds to figure out what was going on. And a pilot deliberately flying the plane into the ocean is not high on the possibilities list.

[@glamdolly30]

Hindsight's a wonderful thing. However in many fatal crashes, indecisiveness by the captain is a major cause of an emergency situation not being recoverable. When a problem arises, there's limited time to identify exactly what that issue is, and correct it before the plane cannot be recovered. Planes are so sophisticated now they practically fly themselves - on a typical long haul flight, there's no more than around 8 minutes in which the pilot is actually flying the aircraft, obviously that's take off and landing. The rest of the time, autopilot takes care of it. But when something goes wrong, the captain is suddenly revealed to be strong or weak - his qualities of leadership, ie keeping a cool head and problem-solving under pressure, are crucial. Yet it's surprising how many captains don't rise to the occasion! Following this channel, I've been shocked at how many captains are keen to hand control of the plane to their co-pilot - and even when something's gone horribly wrong and they're facing imminent disaster, the captain fails to take back the controls from him! Those black box cockpit recordings don't just reveal the story of the crash - they tell us an awful lot about human nature!

[@sally2395]

@@darrinsiberia Rip to the good pilot trying to help

[@MIXTAB1]

Out of the four pics of the pilots, the one I thought that looked friendliest and least likely to be the culprit, was the actual culprit hahaha.... boy was I wrong 😑

[@MIXTAB1]

@Grass Blocker hahaha they all do, but that dude just seemed like a big friendly teddy bear hahaha for lack of a better term.... everyone called him captain! And he was only ever a FO hahaha.... that shits legit

[@MajDuty]

@Grass Blocker I know, right? He looked disheveled and unprofessional

[@johndouglas1891]

Funny that, to me he looked the least like a pilot.

[@pancakesgo7995]

Red flag for me was he's still a FO at the age of 59. I'm sure there are exceptions, but most pilots nearing retirement would be disgruntled at that. Perhaps an indication of a less-than-stellar career. The guy probably had history - I doubt his antics in the hotel lobby were the first.

[@pricklypear7516]

My hackles went up the instant I clapped eyes on him. Then I was immediately appalled at my reaction. Such is the plight of women everywhere: We're told throughout our lives that women's intuition is a myth and not to trust it. Cassandra internalized.

[@MillerMeteor74]

Man, that really sucks. Wow. I can't imagine what the passengers were feeling while all those things were happening. That's just unbelievable.

[@rolandk9860]

13:34 Actually it is known that this was a pilot suicide. Also the "reasons" are known. I am not gonna go into detail, whoever wants to know can easily find the info. Sad story. But as always well made video, thank you TFC!

[@Brendan-Black]

*pilot murder suicide

[@rolandk9860]

@@Brendan-Black yeah true, thats more exact

[@mesofius]

he didn't get a promotion he wanted

[@33moneyball]

@@mesofius I believe he was set to be either fired or removed from international routes due to being accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by different hotel maids. They made the mistake of telling him before the flight.

[@pedrojuliancereceda8301]

May their souls rest in Peace! My deepest sympathies for their families.

[@greg77389]

May all rest in peace except the copilot

[@ouroboris]

They had extra flight personnel on board, so why did those men not go up to the cockpit to help bring the plane under control?

[@georgiaboi7193]

Honestly, looking at this now the whole situation seems weird, not just the suicide. Why didn’t they release the entire audio?

[@VoxLesPaul]

When the plane starting going into 0.2G, walking would have been converted into grabbing things and thrusting oneself forward - difficult.

[@dixiepeach8698]

I remember when this happened. Here in the USA media reported the co-pilot had locked the door to the cockpit & you could hear the Pilot in Command beating on the door to let him enter in which he was not let in. The debate of the Co-Pilot to taking over before he was assign was also in the media account. This event happened about 20 years ago & I still get sick & depressed about this account. This was murder with no one left to charge.

[@peachylady]

Pretty sure you're thinking of the germanwings case.

[@stevenrobinson9076]

wasn"t the co pilot being investigated for sexual harassment and flashing at hotel maids in New York and had lost the New York route, the person who informed him was also on the flight ,

[@maverickhistorian6488]

Correct, the F/O was due to face a disciplinary hearing upon his return to Cairo. He would have had a Hell of a lot to lose, his job, reputation and his pension. He was very close to retirement.

[@maxfernandes8559]

On another flight KZbin channel (Allec Joshua Ibay) this case has already been recreated, and sone details missing here is that the relief copilot had already been warned of impending suspension by EgyptAir when he had indecently exposed himself to whamen in a hotel lobby in the US.

[@Mrbobinge]

But Captain and crew were still content to trust their lives to him. Similarly we trusted TheFlightChannel to fully inform.

[@linegenrou]

whamen?

[@guilleguz_1212]

@@linegenrou Typo most likely...

[@BridgeportIPA]

@@linegenrou It is derogatory term towards whiney feminists. But in this case, as I understand, they were simply young innocent women.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

Yeah, Allec is the best. 👍

[@ron828]

Then and now, aside of a potential aircraft's mechanical failure you always have to pray on the mental health of the pilots. Sadly.

[@mariecarton8611]

Having read some comments I remember it was understood even on the TV report that this was a suicide event by the pilot but some details such as he having an argument with his son prior to flight I didn't know. This upset the father I'm assuming and sent him into a downward spiral mentally just like what he did to the plane. The mental balance of pilots should be more closely scrutinised due to the safety of lives in their hands ✋ 🙄. RIP

[@MiamiLive79]

I love how people keep calling this a "Suicide" It was an act of Murder and Terrorism...

[@Animeboy_-qc8pf]

Sadly my grandparents were on that plane when it crashed, i was born a few years later without ever getting to meet them.

[@tarrasage4272]

My condolences to you and your family, I know one never gets over loss, we just learn to live through it somehow, I do hope you learned all about your grandparents from your family and you're all able to keep their memories alive thru their stories.❤

[@suppa21]

I am so sorry for your loss

[@ky2226]

I am so sorry

[@talebdaas]

the sole survivor of the EgyptAir Flight 990 disaster is an Egyption officer who supposed to be one of the passengers , but by ''Coincidence'' he missed the flight !...he's now the president of egypt ''Abdel-fatah El-Sisi''..... !@

[@strnglhld]

@@talebdaas That’s not what “survivor” means, also what is wrong with you to post that on this comment. Get help

[@AlternateCesarT]

YEA IVE BEEN WAITING FOR HOURS THIS IS AMAZING

[@asparkdeity8717]

There is nothing amazing about a suicidal mass murder

[@Okatogurui]

​@@asparkdeity8717 its pretty fascinating to watch and learn about it though, u gotta admit it

[@brianlopez8855]

Superb quality graphics and clear commentary made me think I was almost there. So horrible and sad for the real passengers and crew.

[@MrCameronsterling]

I'm not sure if I remember hearing about this when it happened, so tragic when a pilot is left alone inside a cockpit and you never know what's inside his head at the time he's alone, even though the captain was able to make it back inside the damage was done already and he could not save the plane, so many innocent lives lost just makes me sick to my stomach just watching the words narrated about this murderous pilot

[@hellohjbgjh]

Where were the other two pilots when the plane started to nose down? I don't understand. I don't understand either why no passenger or crew member alerted or came to the cockpit to enquire about what was going on!?

[@davianngayle8560]

The moment the captain left for the bathroom, I knew what was going to happen. Watching this channel for a long while, you start to find trends.

[@arasmaymura]

was waiting for this more than the FRIENDS reunion...

[@patrickthrush8793]

Joey looks old!

[@vickilindsey4499]

This scenario happened with the flight coming back from Spain with a group of American highschool students who had gone on a school-sponsored trip with a group of teachers. Pilot likely had his coffee spiked and had to leave the cockpit to use the restroom. Co-pilot locked him out then very slowly and methodically took the plane down while the pilot and passengers were begging him through the door not to do this. Heartbreaking.

[@Katelyst]

I knew what this would be about as soon as I saw the livery on the plane. It was the subject of one of the first accident investigation shows that I watched and what really got me into watching more and more of these types of videos and TV shows. This was absolutely horrible. May the victims rest in peace.

[@amrogers4]

Have I missed some videos, or did you bless us with new angles at the airport and a slick-looking interior? Appreciate your dedication 💛

[@theaviationherald542]

Love these amazing creations by TheFlightChannel!!😍

[@sugarandspice2136]

Reminds me of that pilot who intentionally crashed the German plane into the side of the Alps. He locked the other pilot out of the cockpit. Freaking crazy

[@MrKyubii]

yet another amazing movie that TFC has created

[@nazreidlover911]

Quality content as always man. Keep up the amazing work!

[@coreyykk]

Thrilling, beautiful, stunning video. Incredible editing and music. Really gave me chills. Keep up the good work.

[@leixx_17]

These videos are so depressing and yet here I am watching like a maniac.

[@Atharv_singh_2005]

I was just watching your earlier videos and suddenly the notification poped saying the flight channel I immediately clicked 😄😄😄

[@agape423]

The question is why the captain went back to the cabin by himself? Another observer, that was not unusual in distress situations, would have discovered the first officer was screwing things up?

[@Byxles]

Bro these videos get better every day, sad so many people died

[@gasolinecowboy]

absolutely chilling to think that this happened so close to my home

[@patrickthrush8793]

Way to kick off the new season with yet another excellent video! I love the new music at the end!!! TFC rocks!! I have about 100 channels that I subscribe to and TFC is my favorite! Thanks!

[@gm12551]

3 thoughts: 1. How did the aircraft lose electrical power? 2. How was it in the cabin? 3. Why didn’t any other pilots look into the situation?

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

.... I've only got a scenario for #2 and 3. The G forces caused by the INSANE FO's direct actions, probably made it extremely difficult to move in the Cabin. The Captain must have STRUGGLED to get there. He SHOULD have bashed that nut with a blunt object!! ..... The loss of Electrical power MIGHT have been caused by the FO shutting down the Engines.

[@they_call_me_deb1264]

Exactly my thoughts

[@stevendowns4378]

When I noticed the loss of electrical power, I assumed it to be a precursor to the breakup of the aircraft as electrical lines begin to rupture.

[@gm12551]

I figured it was hell getting back to the captains chair. I’m sure passengers were injured bc they weren’t seat belted.

[@ivanquaglio2242]

@@gm12551 good point... at cruising altitude you are not suppose to wear the seatbelt... i imagine people flying everywhere during the nose dive

[@palimajumdar3393]

Just amazing!!!! Nice intro, video, everything!!

[@CarlAquaForce]

9:00 Jesus, Imagine the terror that ensued when that plane nose dived. 🥺