CHILLING: Plane Continues to Fly w/ Passed Out Occupants 😱 Air Disasters | Smithsonian Channel

August 15, 2005: it’s a chilling sight for the two Greek Air Force fighter jets: Helios Flight 522 is filled with unconscious passengers and flight crew, gliding with no pilot. Suddenly, a man is seen entering the cockpit.
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[@ethansorensen6636]

For anyone curious- the person in the cockpit was a flight attendant using a portable oxygen supply who saved perhaps hundreds of people. He DID have a commercial pilots license but was not trained on flying any large plane like the boring 737 so he was unable to land the plane. HOWEVER, the turn he made (including after one of the engines cut out and later the other) allowed the plane to crash away from Athens. His bravery made sure there were no ground causalities even though he knew his death was imminent. It must have been agonizing not knowing how the fly the plane or contact ATC.

[@Powerranger-le4up]

And even if he had safely landed the plane, everyone else would’ve been in permanent comas.

[@Visuaaal_]

@@Powerranger-le4up not really

[@jaedenorigeneza3179]

@@Powerranger-le4up dude pay respect for a hero who at least tried his best and yeah he was a flight attendant r.i.p to him:(

[@windshearahead7012]

Boring 737?

[@Agent_Phoenix_Animations]

@@windshearahead7012 The plane

[@joecrammond6221]

for anyone unaware, mechanics looked over the plane before the flight to try and sort a problem, but didn't set the pressurisation to automatic so the plane took off, the plane wouldn't pressurise. the pilots didn't work out what the alarms were and didn't put their masks on and fell unconscious as the plane flew on autopilot before running out of fuel. a flight attendant managed to get to the cockpit but couldn't fly the plane and it was too late

[@EdgyShooter]

Whether he could've flown the plane was irrelevant, by the time he broke down the cockpit door and had brought the plane down to 7000 feet, the fuel was exhausted and both engines flamed out, but his last act was to maneuver the plan away from the cities to ensure no one on the ground was killed

[@Amped4Life]

@@EdgyShooter it was interesting to me that he didn't try to slow the plane or do anything to save himself and just crashed it down.

[@Gencturk92]

@@EdgyShooter the thing that puzzles me about this case is the plane was in the air for 3 hours, so there was plenty of time for the flight attendant to go inside the cockpit and take control, so why did he leave it to the last minute ?

[@ivanamendez478]

@@Gencturk92 that is exactly what I was wondering as I read the timeline of this event. He was just chilling in the jump seat for hours???

[@shahriyarabdullah6877]

@@ivanamendez478 or could it be because of a reinforced cockpit door? wild guess, as after all this accident is dated after 2001 (after 9/11 event) according to description. it would be extremely hard to take down a cockpit door as shown by germanwings flight 9525 (from the last disaster i remember, this accident involved the captain being locked out of the cockpit and the f/o deliberately crashing the plane) then again that accidents dates back to 2015 so idk

[@dankroy]

At least they were knocked out, and didn't feel any pain. One of the peacefullest ways to go in a plane!

[@EdgyShooter]

True, and more than not feeling any pain, there would be no fear or terror, they never knew what was happening. They just drifted off to sleep, never to awake.

[@Gencturk92]

@@EdgyShooter even if they were awake what would have happened ? they wouldn't feel anything

[@fabiansoliz2146]

@@Gencturk92 knowing that your plane is going down to a sure death must be the most terrifying minutes

[@uerraher9199]

They were all dead before crashing... Postmortem reports....asphyxial death

[@tek87]

Everyone on that plane was already dead. The O2 mask only provide about 20 minutes of oxygen. They would have been dead hours before that plane crashed.

[@bekahjoy6600]

There were actually two in the footage of the cockpit: Andreas Prodromou and Haris Charalambous, the Steward and his flight attendant girlfriend were in the Cockpit and steered the plane away from Athens. They saved so many lives even if they couldn't save their own. Hats off to them both.

[@speedbird9313]

Sorry, but there is no actual evidence that the aircraft was steered away from anything..

[@bekahjoy6600]

@@speedbird9313 Lol there's not a lot of evidence in general my friend, but that's where the plane was headed, so it's safe to bet that those claims are true.

[@ayushpadhi2173]

@@bekahjoy6600 Nobody steered anything. The investigation showed that the autopilot had kept the plane circling over Athens for hours over their intended flight time. This caused both engines to run out of fuel. The F-16 pilots saw the port engine flame out first meaning it was starved of fuel. The starboard engine was still running at this moment, so this caused the plane to turn towards the dead engine. After some time, the starboard engine flamed out and the plane fell. RIP to all those on board.

[@A1Kira]

@@speedbird9313 they still saved people on the ground even if it wasn't intentional... so you have no point.

[@speedbird9313]

@@A1Kira No they didnt, and that is my point..

[@Powerranger-le4up]

One of the spookiest episodes I’ve ever watched. I read in the report that even if Andreas Prodromou had been able to safely land the aircraft, everyone else would’ve been in permanent comas.

[@EdgyShooter]

Most likely, or at least with some brain damage, he's still a hero though for moving the plane away from any population centres

[@Amped4Life]

@@EdgyShooter i still wonder...why didn't he try to slow the plane down or do anything to save himself?

[@EdgyShooter]

@@Amped4Life Well to be fair, if the plane was at 7,000 feet with no engines there would be very little chance of surviving, you'd have a very small time to glide, all while in mountainous terrain. Once the engines die it's only a matter of minutes before all electronics die as well. The only possible landing location could be the sea and even that's unlikely to end well

[@BrattyNerdGirl]

It only takes 5 minutes of oxygen deprivation for brain damage to start. Everyone on board would've been in permanent comas if they'd survived.

[@ashonvills]

@@Amped4Life he wasn't trained. He didn't even know how to talk to control room as per reports

[@pieseldatches]

This has to be one of the creepiest, darkest aviation accidents of all time.

[@thejdmboys9313]

I agree

[@ItsYaBoiBaller]

Me too this should be on netflix

[@LUOLMO]

Quickly question, how did the plane after impact caught fire if has no fuel on the plane

[@CandyGirl44]

@@LUOLMO I was also wondering about that. Thought it only crashed because it ran out of fuel?

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

@@LUOLMO It had little of fuel left in it which is still enough to ignite. When a plane is running out of fuel doesn’t mean zero fuel (or you know as if the fuel tank is cleanly empty).

[@Meghnaaad]

The fighter jet pilots must be feeling so helpless.

[@Diamoondust]

they really did. It was a really unfortunate situation

[@themanutdchannel2357]

The only peace of mind is that nobody knew. They would have just fallen asleep, all except the flight attendant. He is a hero, directing the plane awaynfrom Athens

[@alexandrosthetriathlete3511]

They shot the plane down so it didn’t reach Athens and kill people! That’s a thing they didn’t tell anyone! Many people died from my Country and that is deeply memorized in a small island like us

[@LUOLMO]

@@alexandrosthetriathlete3511 My god, you are nut

[@ey7290]

They didn't shoot it down like one nutjob is saying, but the flight attendant also didn't save 1000s of people, he tried to but never succeeded in disengaging the autopilot or anything, the aircraft was travelling on autopilot and was in a holding pattern over the Aegean Sea 20-30km south of Athens, it remained in this holding pattern until it ran out of fuel

[@TCCcompetition]

@@ey7290 I suppose we say he is a hero because he gave it one hell of a go

[@v12ts.gaming]

The flight attendant fought to the end to save the plane...

[@svxsaz]

No the flight attendant took control to steer the plane away from Athens so the plane didn’t crash in a populated area

[@v12ts.gaming]

@@svxsazstill proves my point, no way in hell he can simply avoid the city and just let the plane crash. He can still try to fly the plane to Athens Airport with only one engine, but as fate would have it, the plane is out of gas and ended up crashed.

[@Amped4Life]

@@svxsaz why didn't he try to land?

[@v12ts.gaming]

@@Amped4Life he tried to, which is very obvious from the situation that he was facing, but he had very little time as the plane is running on fumes.

[@speedbird9313]

Sorry to burst your bubble, but there is no evidence that he actually turned the aircraft away from anywhere. And if he, or any of the other flight attendants went to the cockpit 2-3 minutes after the passenger oxygen masks dropped, when the aircraft was still in a climb, this accident would not have happened..

[@Asifuddin357]

Salute to that flight attend who tried to save the plane

[@ayushpadhi2173]

I wish this was the case. The flight attendant never steered the plane. The investigation showed that the autopilot had kept the plane circling over Athens for hours over their intended flight time. This caused both engines to eventually run out of fuel. The F-16 pilots saw the port engine flame out first meaning it was starved of fuel. The starboard engine was still running at this moment, so this caused the plane to turn towards the dead engine. After some time, the starboard engine flamed out and the plane fell. RIP to all those on board.

[@npont3819]

This is without a doubt the most chilling and most sad episode of ACI ever

[@mairamats6470]

My cousin were in this plane crash. May he and all passengers found peace🕊

[@stlmtndew2654]

RIP

[@shreshthatakoo216]

The saddest part is that the plane had 22 children on board. RIP victims of flight 522

[@Kattar_Hindu1986]

Imagine what would’ve been in the mind of the sole person moving in the fuselage

[@motherofthreeb6337]

Probably unaware... the brand wasn't functioning at full capacity.

[@LUOLMO]

One of the scariest crashes that i ever seen

[@downtowncabco.5831]

Agreed.

[@Cr7TheGoat.]

@@zem6620 just watch the video

[@narasimhapai8014]

The good thing is 1000's on the ground were saved. RIP.

[@ua7234]

Ants died, but you don't care about ants.

[@ey7290]

Saved? Depends on how you look at it. Saved by the holding pattern over the Aegean Sea, most definitely, saved by the flight attendant, nope. The plane was on autopilot until both engines flamed out, the flight attendant didn't, or more accurately wasn't able to do anything

[@tpicalyoutubeuser-a]

I still remember watching this as a kid on natgeo around 15 years ago. Time sure did fly

[@foooooob]

For those who say that "the flight attendant save thousands of lives in Athens" you should understand that the reason why there were two fighter jet was not just to wave at the passengers but to shoot the plane down in case it would become a danger for inhabited area.

[@speedbird9313]

Yes, but it wasnt.

[@adrianzamfir2663]

Still, shooting a plane over athens or any other city would cause serious debris.

[@tunim4354]

God what a shit brain comment this is. Shooting a plane down won't cause any fires, are you seriously saying that? Shooting a damn Boeing down would mean debris all over the area and some of them falling in places where people live. Stfu

[@cloedythemedium]

​@@adrianzamfir2663 excatly and that's they thought too and didn't shoot it down at that point

[@solomonarhin]

Which is better ? Shooting the plane down over Athens or steering it away from Athens ? He prevented ground casualties. Give him credit

[@ANORMALITY-STUDIOS]

Poor flight atedant tried to save the airplane but failed thumbs up to that flight atedant 😔✊

[@naojinguji9182]

Ripp

[@Cr7TheGoat.]

Spell attendant

[@ANORMALITY-STUDIOS]

@@Cr7TheGoat. And i took that personaly

[@lexusdriver1963]

The person in the cockpit was a flight attendant who dreamed of becoming a pilot, sure he has a commercial pilots license but didn't train yet to fly large planes so he can't land the plane plus he's the only person onboard who was conscious. Even though he fought hard and tried his best till the very end at least he finally achieved his dream and got the chance to get his hands on flying a commercial passenger plane.

[@EdgyShooter]

Not just that, but by the time he'd gotten into the cockpit and taken the plane down to a lower altitude the fuel was gone and the engines died. However, on his first and only time commanding a commercial plane, he diverted it away from the city, he died a hero

[@lexusdriver1963]

@@EdgyShooter Yeah.

[@kyriakosCF]

the scary thing was that i had to board this exactly this plane the next day! And then i heard that it crushed!

[@Gencturk92]

imagine if you was on that plane, your slowly passing out on your seat

[@dimitrialexandreblaiddyd8504]

*crashed

[@huzefahabib2070]

It was scary. It makes me wanna learn how to fly a commercial plane just in case.....💔

[@richardvelasquez4996]

it makes me want to carry an oxygen tank

[@armin3057]

i hate the idea of not getting enough oxygen...I dont wanna die @@richardvelasquez4996

[@MLXaviation]

The Ghost Plane Phenomenon, it's very rare This had to be the creepiest moment of the F-16 pilots, just seeing the passengers passed out, gives me chills

[@SaharaColeman]

Too bad the fighter jets can’t do something like use a shield or rope that can bring the plane down safely. They need to start coming up with futuristic technology for the safety of planes.

[@joecrammond6221]

i believe Airbus have installed a feature on the A350 where if pilots fail to respond because of loss of consciousness, the plane will automatically descend to a lower altitude

[@RobRamirez456]

Some planes like the vision jet have an safe return system where someone can press a button and the plane will do everything to land it self at the nearest airport

[@vansh3451]

A rope can totally handle the weight of a Boeing 737 moving more than 200 knots in a low pressure region where the plane won't snap in half incase it gets a slight tug by the rope :D

[@bpdbhp1632]

What shield or rope. This cant be realistic

[@georgetaylor4898]

Magic rope

[@Ipawn3r]

I was watching this live on tv as a kid and i'm still afraid to get on a plane because of this.

[@jacobuka2607]

Still wondering why the guy in the cockpit didn't communicate

[@joecrammond6221]

apparantly he tried talking on the radio but the radio was still tuned to a different frequency which by the time was out of range

[@SEOMEDIABOT]

You won't understand this until your brain is deprived of Oxygen for a brief moment. You'll fail to even read this sentence or understand what I'm trying to say to you

[@EdgyShooter]

@@joecrammond6221 That's exactly it, because the pilots were knocked out so soon after takeoff, the radio was still tuned to the original ATC so he couldn't hear them and they couldn't hear him.

[@EdgyShooter]

@@joecrammond6221 Sadly the flight recorded did catch his many mayday messages, but no one else heard them

[@j3rusal3m]

@@joecrammond6221 it was still tuned on larnaca atc

[@Comet_mm2]

at least the flight attendant was kind enough to reduce the deaths by not crashing into a city

[@dr.muhammadhanifkhalil1125]

Rest in peace all the passenger

[@TealBarbecue535_Gaming]

Question where was the captain and also that flight attendant what a hero

[@mikeshearer1250]

Captain was passed out on the floor

[@TealBarbecue535_Gaming]

@@mikeshearer1250 oh right thx for the reply

[@EL.-CHZ]

the one who is in the cockpit moving was the unconcious flight attendant's boyfriend

[@Topic_____542]

What if the flight attendant flew to a lower altitude? Would the pressurization be better and the oxygen would be thicker for the pilots to wake up and turn in the pressurization machine?

[@speedbird9313]

Not after two hours🙄

[@GianAndales]

1:54 Where did the F-16s go?

[@bananaed2409]

Blimey. That's scary tbh.

[@untrulyurs9936]

R.i.p so sorry for them all 😥😥😥

[@urosdkci]

How a simple switch killed so many people.

[@chrismaskell5702]

Someone give that Greek pilot and Medal courage he deserves it

[@soiiv_]

Uhh he died and he is a flight attendant? If it a joke i dont get it

[@mieroth]

@@soiiv_ If someone is flying a plane they are piloting the plane, so he was technically a pilot. If someone is driving a car they aren't NOT a driver just because they don't have a drivers license. Also - many many medals are awarded to people after death.

[@coreym162]

@@mieroth He should be recognized as a pilot. His girlfriend too. She was helping him for a time before she succumbed to Hypoxia. They were both heroes and he was training to become a pilot and failed but, knew enough to help here when no one else could. A heroes medal is the least their families deserve.

[@naiyuu1623]

“There are no survivors, the island has declared 3 days of mourning for the victims.” The music right after:😀✌️😎💕🧚‍♀️🐸🦄🌺🎼

[@lianglu6268]

Imagine if that person was a undercover pilot that saved everyone

[@talkaboutwacky]

That poor flight attendant who survived the hypoxia knew he was going to die. Horrible

[@scottgamedev8542]

Wonder why the guy in the cockpit didn't talk.

[@l0kaltpsykf4ll34]

the guy in the cockpit was Andreas Prodromou. one of helios flight 522's flight attendants apparantly he tried talking on the radio but the radio was still tuned to a different frequency which by the time was out of range. he did also have a commercial pilots license but wasnt qualified enough to fly/land a Boeing 737.

[@EdgyShooter]

@@l0kaltpsykf4ll34 To be fair, he may have been able to, but by the time he broke into the cockpit and reduced the altitude, the fuel was all gone and the engines flamed out

[@l0kaltpsykf4ll34]

@@EdgyShooter i agree with that. andreas might not have been able to fly the plane or communicate but atleast he did change the heading away from a major city cause maybe he had a gut feeling that the plane was finished & it was going down or he saw the fuel gauge and saw it was on near empty so he dialed the heading knob to a more unpublic area to avoid ground fatalities.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

​@@EdgyShooterSo what if there was no fuel? He can glide and land on the grass with few casualties if any

[@nihaoyt5835]

The ATC controller’s voice is so similar like I’ve heard it before.

[@TheAmelia0820]

That's scary...

[@Sahilprakash1999]

3:12 Greek F-16 Pilot: Athena ACC Helios 522 is down repeat Helios 522 is down on Grammatiko Hill over

[@EdgyShooter]

The flight attendants name was Andreas Prodromou, he was 25 and was working as an attendant to pay for his commercial pilots licence. Unfortunately due to rules introduced after 9/11, the cockpit door was re-enforced and locked so it took him hours to break through it. Some people have said he wouldn't have been able to land the plane, but either way, he didn't have the chance. By the time he got into the cockpit and lowered the plane's altitude to around 7,000 (a height where the air is breathable), the fuel was expended and both engines flamed out. Contrary to popular belief, he did indeed speak on the radio, the FDR recorded his many mayday calls, unfortunately, due to the pilots being knocked out so soon into the flight, the radio was still tuned to the original ATC, which by now was well out of range, so no one ever received his distress calls. However, he should be remembered as a hero. In his last moments, when he realised that he and the plane were doomed, he turned it away from the city and towards the sea to ensure there would be no ground casualties. His last act saved dozens, if not hundreds of lives. Blue skies and tailwinds sir.

[@speedbird9313]

If the cockpit door was locked he wouldnt get in, so it had to be either in open or auto. Dont think there is any evidence that he got it down to 7000ft feet by the way, so would love to have a link to that information.

[@dannyrichards6233]

Thx 4 sharing

[@WilliamMorrison-m6b]

The flight attendant turned the plane away from a town of city

[@BryceCameron-jk4de]

Rest in peace😢😢😭😭😭

[@over2.0godoy47]

Flight 522

[@giselestrauch5146]

what a scary erie thing to happen

[@Steve-gc5nt]

Poor people 😢

[@dafneydouglas8356]

Rest in peace to the victims on board including Aderes Prodromou and his Girlfriend who were also killed 😔 🌼🌸🌻🌹💮🏵🌼🌸🌻.

[@kirahviofficial5761]

I would not be chilling if that happened

[@joaolouro1085]

Was there no chance to wake up the pilots somehow? I had the idea that they were merely knocked out from the lack of air pressure, but I assumed that if the plane descended to a lower altitude it would make it easier for the passed out passengers and crew to wake up.

[@speedbird9313]

Depends on how long you are in an hypoxic environment..

[@aron1332]

They have no oxygen for over two hours. They are in irreversible coma

[@Dwight_]

t@@aron1332 there not in a coma there dead after 5 minutes

[@dannyrichards6233]

Do full episodes

[@glenistergrotj3022]

I wonder why the flight attendant didn’t send any communications?

[@nkiruemesurum9778]

Im sad now 😔😔

[@larryturner6859]

Absolutely crazy

[@mrabhishekandcat1290]

The deadliest air crash in Europe Tenerife airport disaster: understandable have a good day

[@Ipawn3r]

Well Canary Islands geographically are not in Europe

[@Sahilprakash1999]

3:06 on August 14th 2005 Helios Airways Flight 522 a Boeing 737 with 115 passengers and 6 crew members on board has crashed on Grammatiko Greece all 121 people on board are dead

[@Gencturk92]

i think the f-16's shot the plane down from the beginning and all this hypoxia was a story to cover it up

[@speedbird9313]

@@Gencturk92Grow up..

[@EdgyShooter]

Wouldn't the wake turbulence from the fighters affect the plane?

[@speedbird9313]

Wake turbulence is behind a jet😉

[@mozvidz]

@@speedbird9313 Yes, and it wouldn't it affect the passanger plane's airflow, probably making it to bank sideways?

[@speedbird9313]

@@mozvidz No, no jet was in front of the 737.

[@mozvidz]

@@speedbird9313 Exactly, and what happened to the plane?

[@speedbird9313]

@@mozvidz Nothing that had to do with wake turbulence🤷🏻‍♂️

[@orientlover1]

There should be a way to board planes in flight to save from such situations.

[@BirdDogg]

😂 You’ve watched mission impossible too many times

[@Pvt_Wade]

child

[@nicolasreis4279]

Just chill

[@lospolloshermanos2455]

0:36 bruh it’s a a330 or a300 or a310 cockpit

[@Randomguy47744]

Love the video

[@beyblade928]

I found this on Zack D Flims

[@rosechoi9451]

Ccc easiest way to do this anymore degrees Helia 522522 descending is grease

[@HugoTravTheHotGreenFwenchFwy]

Imagen if there's a crash with The Pibby Cartoon Glitch

[@georgedrivas6690]

Athenaa'iiii' hahahaha!!!

[@arober9758]

Excellent stoked job guys!!

[@serbiareal]

I wonder if there is another incapacitation incident other than learjet 35

[@abdullahnaumanplayz9559]

This plane is also called ghost plane

[@speedbird9313]

Its actually called a 737-300🤪

[@likkerland]

@@speedbird9313 Its called a "ghost plane" because almost all of the flight's crew and passengers are incapacitated and the plane is just flying on autopilot.

[@speedbird9313]

@@likkerland Damn..I cant find a suitable emoji for this, but that went straight over your head didnt it?😆😂

[@likkerland]

@@speedbird9313 Mkayy...

[@speedbird9313]

@@likkerland 😂🤣

[@srteight]

Where is full video?

[@johnbenjiebarnuevo1489]

poor people

[@bonnstersfm]

Is he pushing or pulling the yoke?

[@speedbird9313]

Who? When? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@fordforever6814]

A small advice for the producers of the documentary: enough with this arabic-english accent.

[@cessnacitation-x]

This is set in Greece.

[@elvis_presley_dreams]

I came here because, i saw a report of this on fb..i was reading it and there was some thing that i didn't understand that maybe its me that's dumb or it was a error of the person who wrote it, im pretty sure its me who's dumb but still i would like to ask...on the report it said that the jet pilot saw the passengers unconscious and that the 'oxygen mask was dangling infront of them, im not sure if it meant the passengers didn't have time to put them on..or...i don't understand?

[@Mewehnisawmanyanimals]

Loss of pressure ??

[@speedbird9313]

No, lack of.

[@srteight]

How do you watch the full videos?

[@Samgratt]

W flight attendant

[@speedbird9313]

Uhm..?🤷🏻‍♂️

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✈️

[@x-rinanimationchannel3687]

One of the most RAREST flight tragedy happened in history. Are this flight was the only one flight incident that called as "Ghost Flight"?

[@speedbird9313]

No, it is not.

[@x-rinanimationchannel3687]

@@speedbird9313 Give me another flight that have same incident

[@speedbird9313]

@@x-rinanimationchannel3687 From the accident report: The NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) conducted a search of its database for incidents similar to the accident flight. The result of the search yielded 171 reports of air conditioning and pressurization problems that involved Boeing 737 aircraft in the past decade (1994-2004). Of the 171 reports, 58 were deemed critical.

[@crystal_xxi]

ANDREAS PRODROMOU is the hero flight attendant.

[@speedbird9313]

No, not really.

[@uerraher9199]

Where can i watch full episode

[@Z4KG47]

Maybe it was cabin depressurization

[@speedbird9313]

Nope😉

[@likkerland]

Did you watch the episode?

[@jackson15williams]

Why is the Smithsonian using emojis

[@mobeennawaz954]

Alas. 😥

[@gabrielfsx6038]

Why the airplane explodes if dont have fuel?

[@LUOLMO]

oxygen tanks on fligt attendent cabins i guess

[@LUOLMO]

Ita has little fuel on plane, and also the impact maked soarkles that burned the grass

[@speedbird9313]

Because it is a video, not reality😉

[@LUOLMO]

@@speedbird9313 you know that helios 522 is a real crash

[@speedbird9313]

@@LUOLMO 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@johnbenjiebarnuevo1489]

Never happend again

[@Willamkevinafton]

WAIT NO SIGH OF THE CAPTAIN?

[@speedbird9313]

He was behind his seat.

[@BryceCameron-jk4de]

Rip

[@PrakashSinghBist]

😢

[@SyedAli-vn4op]

How did the plane a ghost plane

[@gman83090]

It’s really bad what hypoxa dose to the body

[@Gencturk92]

i wonder what it feels like, i wouldn't mind doing an experiment

[@fisnikzhegrova9395]

What

[@kidswhispers693]

But what happened to all of them including pilots ?? Why they were unconsious ?

[@speedbird9313]

Lack of pressurization

[@vfx7t]

it's old !

[@OTHMANLADNANY]

Yah

[@kafasdaniel6828]

Does anyone have a link to the full crash investigation of this episode?

[@magijurisic2706]

try Mentour Pilot's channel

[@threeten310]

yea uh-Huh -always Sleepin on the Job -Dammit

[@heckiiacosta5600]

Wait why was everyone unconscious?

[@speedbird9313]

Lack of pressurization