South Korea plane crash death toll rises to at least 120

[@channelone2398]

Note do not put concrete wall next to runway

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

Funny how few people blame concrete instead of Boeing

[@oceanicusstorm]

@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 this plane is 15 years old, it has nothing to do with a manufacturing error.

[@acmelbourne]

Could be a flood wall, true the plane may not have caught fire, but it certainly wasnt a bird strike.

[@DJDAVINCI]

Concrete wall right at the end of a runway 🤦🏽

[@tc539]

thats what im sayin wtf?

[@spaman7716]

Its actually a lot more common then you think, usually its because there is a highway or buildings behind it. I know Manchester International Airport in New Hampshire has one at one end, that always scared me when we flew out of there.

[@SoftHeart-l9w]

Very dumb.

[@SoftHeart-l9w]

​@spaman7716 Unfortunately. Airports should not be placed in such areas.

[@truth-Hurts375]

What part of Swerved off the runway is it you struggle to understand ?????

[@tonydallavenezia6432]

Yes no landing gear down. I don’t think bird did this.

[@truepatriots3860]

Nope

[@SoftHeart-l9w]

Birds could have caused engine flameout.

[@oekfoh8684]

To say the least. I'm no genius but I didn't see any other methods of slowing down the aircraft before touchdown either, flaps etc. What would I know but that guy had nothing to contribute more than us

[@BamOn742]

Bird strike... bs

[@hyeokleberry]

Muan is one of the famous places for migratory birds. The control tower told pilots to be careful of bird strikes, but a minute later, the pilot called Mayday

[@justanotherguy535]

Decided not to show us the moment of impact.. why show us the start?? Just asking

[@WeveGotBush]

Distressing content but the content from Gaza is hidden.

[@justanotherguy535]

@WeveGotBush little bit different to my original question mate…

[@davidcat1455]

@@justanotherguy535 Yeah. Since when did Murdoch get squeamish about leveraging human misery for clicks ?

[@justanotherguy535]

@@davidcat1455 still a pretty different question to what I asked.. but that’s a thought

[@davidcat1455]

@@justanotherguy535 “that’s tho” what?

[@tuco0x]

I'm confused. Are these people watching the same video as being shown here? A plane skidding ON the runway with NO landing gear deployed does not match what they are saying at all.

[@Bork_Cruk]

OMG IT MUST BE ANOTHER CONSPIRACY!!!! COOKERS UNITE!!!! It slammed into a wall dude. Imagine something with that much mass moving that fast slamming into a wall. How much force do you think that is?

[@garydurandt4260]

Must have been VERY big birds that knocked the landing gear back into their resting place?

[@jonathanparle8429]

@@Bork_Cruk I think you are missing the point. The "aviation expert" is saying they had problem with the tyres and / or braking. tuco is quite correctly pointing that is a silly thing to say since the landing gear was never even lowered to begin with.

[@Peeniehole69]

So because he sees something that doesn’t match what he’s being told and then decide to ask a question, that makes him a cooker?

[@Bork_Cruk]

@@jonathanparle8429 The footage doesn’t show when it contacted the ground, or anything that happened before that last couple of seconds.

[@andypal5544]

Boeing whistle blowers have been trying to let us know

[@MrBibi86]

This plan is decades old. has nothing to do with recent Boeing issues.

[@MrMortyBaby]

Of course it’s Boeing

[@rogeryscankill962]

Y'all need to realize Boeing isn't at fault half of the crashes this year

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

@@rogeryscankill962 Shouldn't be any!

[@MrBibi86]

this was an old plane

[@moreinterference]

The expert is a moron who can't have properly watch the footage. The landing gear was up, the flaps were not deployed and seemed very much like the engines were still producing thrust and as a result the aircraft was moving at considerable speed compared to any normal landing. I suspect it'll turn out to be a significant system failure that prevented the pilots from being able to properly configure the aircraft for landing. The aircraft also did not "veer off the runway", it crossed the upwind threshhold and effectively ran out of runway due to it's considerable speed. With respect to the wall at the end, it's very likely it precisely there intentionally to stop an overrunning aircraft from leaving the aerodrome boundary and careening into neighboring carparks or buildings. However this is an extreme accident and whether it was a barrier or a building that aircraft was stuffed if it was force to attempt a landing at that speed.

[@damionneranginui6546]

When I first saw this story, I was hoping it wasn't true. I've been avoiding the news for hours hoping it was not as bad as the footage I saw. I'm so sorry and my prayers are for the families involved.

[@MrBibi86]

why pray now? "God" didn't save these people to start with.

[@capndallas4918]

People died on the plane

[@yowten8994]

I dont think Geoffrey knows anything at this point in time

[@tangiers365]

Was the pilot vaccinated?

[@truepatriots3860]

😂

[@craig7350]

somebody reset this bot its stuck in 2000

[@AussieMatttt]

😂😂😂

[@SaltyBollocks1]

Did Sky figure out the landing gear wasn't extended? Watch the video again. Geoffrey is an idiot.

[@truth-Hurts375]

When did Sky said it was extended ???

[@flyinkiwi01]

@@truth-Hurts375 How are birds going to hit the landing gear when it is retracted?

[@davidcat1455]

Haven’t you heard? Murdoch’s business model is sensationalist bullshit for profit.

[@TechLurker]

BIRDS?! hitting the landing gear?! BS!!!!! it was boeing quality control

[@cosplayshop]

There is an earlier video from an apartment building showing this aircraft's right engine had ingested something before landing (Video from MBS, you can look it up online) And if the bird strike damaged A or B hydraulic, it can make the landing gear malfunction, you can manually lower the gear tho, but it will take time, also bear in mind flap was not extended as well, and the nose gear assembly was not open (The nose gear door) and only 1 reverser are on (IIRC it's on the right engine)

[@TrungNguyen-vq1yu]

Watch your fucking words shithead. Who the fuck are you? expert of some shit???? Just wait and find out the whole fucking reason before commenting you fwit.

[@TrungNguyen-vq1yu]

@@cosplayshop Correct.

[@Andisheh-ew5bz]

This is terrifying

[@mr.hainie2543]

Something really odd about this, that thing was not slowing at all, nose in the air. Where did he set it down, at the end of the runway? It almost looked like it was under power, was he trying to lift back off?

[@tonydallavenezia6432]

Is this guy on drugs?was he watching the right video?

[@__Diagnosis]

Boeing?

[@rogeryscankill962]

All you eggheads think Boeing caused this

[@flyinkiwi01]

Typical Aviation "expert." For some reason all landing gear appear to have failed to extend. A bird strike doesn't cause all landing gear to retract. No correlation between a bird strike on one main wheel and the nose gear. If the pilots had a problem with the landing gear - even if caused just before landing - it would be normal practice to delay the landing and run their checklist, to problem solve. If they couldn't solve it, they could divert to a longer runway and have fire-crews on standby at the runway edges. If we don't know, I think it would be more appropriate to leave it to professional investigators. Speculation isn't what is needed here. RIP to those who did not survive and may the families find comfort in their memories. South Korean carriers have in the past had a long spate of accidents that were caused (at least in part) by what is termed a very steep "Authority Gradient." One person may see a problem, but is the less senior member of the crew and feels unable to contradict the more senior member of the crew. Or, is convinced to follow a course of action that they do not agree with. Or, who is in charge isn't clearly defined, which means that neither pilot knows who really has ultimate control of the jet (like in Asiana 214 where the more experienced pilot was under training by a slightly less experienced pilot who had more experience on the aircraft type). If you make a mis-step, South Korea has very strict cultural repercussions around such things. Unfortunately, this has in the past caused fatal communication errors in a number of cases. I certainly wouldn't like to hear that this is one of the causes or causational factors.

[@MrBibi86]

This was their second approach

[@flyinkiwi01]

@@MrBibi86the first approach appeared to be at a normal speed - with gear, spoilers, and flaps. It will take quite a lot of explaining as to why they circled around for the opposite runway and landed fast without gear, no spoilers, or flaps.

[@jonathanparle8429]

Did your "aviation expert" actually watch the video? The landing gear never deployed...at all. THAT was the problem.

[@Nikitateagurl_77]

Things doesnt make sense.. this was their second attempt to land..why not divert it to ICN airport that has longer runway...or ditch the plane on the sea nearby and dump fuel ?

[@tc539]

who was the jack ass that put a wall at the end of a runway ? really WTF?

[@killbotone6210]

The guy who owns the house behind the runway.

[@zebgreenhill]

​@@killbotone6210😂

[@truth-Hurts375]

No jackass did that !!! What part of Swerved off the runway is too much to understand ????

[@pushslice]

Well, that, Sir, was the designer of this airport; a certain Mr. Wile E. Coyote

[@tc539]

@@truth-Hurts375 swerve lol yeah with no landing gear ? i guess your with ACME landing gear refund department ?

[@shaunharris8143]

The other video i saw, they showed footage of something (maybe a bird) going through the engine. Not sure how a bird strike can affect the landing gear, but im sure the details will emerge when the investigation concludes.

[@SoftHeart-l9w]

Engine flameout maybe.

[@Jefferson1969-u4s]

A timely reminder that airplane travel can be very dangerous.

[@iddop2330]

Yes! Especially airlines always say airplane is the safest transportation but no escape you can only brace for impact and pray. Wager your life to greedy airlines or greedy airplane manufacturers.

[@martinepstein3332]

Very sad news, my condolences to the families of the victims

[@prajjwalgurung2462]

2 crashes in a week rip

[@bulbazaurrex1898]

@@truepatriots3860What’s the 3rd one?

[@prajjwalgurung2462]

@@truepatriots3860 3?

[@theformalmooshroom9147]

One of those wasn't a crash the Russians shot it down

[@Khosmik]

​@@theformalmooshroom9147 Shit

[@bulbazaurrex1898]

@@theformalmooshroom9147 Yeah, wasn’t a crash, just a normal landing in the middle of nowhere in Kazakhstan

[@salteveline]

2 Survivors, 181 Onboard

[@truepatriots3860]

Sad

[@Jefferson1969-u4s]

@@salteveline The two survivors have been extraordinarily lucky. Watching the footage, I had fully expected to hear there were no survivors. My next question is: how? The plane hit the solid object at something like 220 mph and burst into an inferno.

[@KIA-MIA-POW]

Thomas, and his "may have" comments are indicative of the depths to which journalism at SKY News has sunk!...

[@michaelc643]

Concrete wall - oh my goodness

[@larikkin6133]

Wtf is there a brick wall at the end of runway??

[@greysonklenk5378]

To protect people at the other side of the runway

[@larikkin6133]

@greysonklenk5378 there is nothing on the other side of the runway....

[@greysonklenk5378]

@@larikkin6133 there is a green field, it’s also to protect people like terrists from illegally entering the airport

[@UltraPerception]

What ever happened it's tragic

[@_wokeweaklingscryoverwords_]

A similar Plane crash happened near my home in the 90s. It was an Airbus. The Pilot landed right outside the Airport near a Golf course. I think that crash ended up killing atleast 100 People all due to burns, damn.

[@_wokeweaklingscryoverwords_]

The flight which crashed near my home also had a wall outside the airport. It crashed right near the wall. The first impact happened on a golf course and bounced towards the field which was right outside the airport. It was caused by pilot error. He landed too quick even after warnings were given from the control tower.

[@Despond]

Horrible pilot training system then. That's a disgusting human error if that's true.

[@_wokeweaklingscryoverwords_]

@@Despond The accident of Indian Airlines Flight 605 was caused by the pilots failing to realize the gravity of the situation and failing to respond by immediately advancing the throttles, even after the radio altitude callouts of "Four Hundred," "Three Hundred" and "Two Hundred" feet, despite knowing that the plane was in idle-open descent mode.

[@zoom777]

Boeing.......?

[@Suursuo]

You don't want to show the collision but you show the plane burning?

[@jmins-o4docsocal]

Umm... there was no landing gear...

[@wumbl3]

My mom walked into the room and asked why is Tim Cook on Sky News Australia. I laughed out so loud I woke up the neighbors.

[@goosecouple]

The Boeing 737-800 flight - operated by airline Jeju Air - had 181 passengers on board and was arriving at Muan Airport from Bangkok, Thailand

[@Erin-b3z]

Why is there always a plane crash every single week???? I'm really concerned....

[@HansReichardtsohn_grub]

Seems to be common in the last 2 years

[@ArielTabak]

How does this stuff still happen? My flight anxiety is not settled at all by this.

[@officerhogue]

Well. This will definitely turn into a Mayday Air Disasters episode…

[@greysonklenk5378]

Fr

[@richardsoane6192]

It is no surprise that virtually no one would unfortunately survive, you only had to look at the initial impact. There is no point speculating further until an enquiry provides some pertinent cause. Needless to say a wheels up landing and claimed lack of use of the full runway will be one of the early focuses. Very sorry for those lives lost...

[@gavinhellyer9505]

Much too important a story to be entrusted to Sky News Australia.

[@freespeech7747]

Why would the pilot not have lowered the landing gear when approaching the airport

[@zoom777]

Are they gonna blame Russia

[@Mahrez973]

No. Probably they will blame khamaas as they always support israhll in the UNSC 🇺🇳

[@shaunharris8143]

No I think they may blame orange man

[@davidpark2509]

Why not? They are worse than china

[@joschkahurst]

A Bird, what kind of bird was it may I ask ??

[@deerees9855]

No landing gear visible, so how could a tyre bursting be a possible cause?

[@TheHandymanQld]

Russians again? ... And the apology from JEJUAIR. You'd think they were apologising for a breakdown in the airport escalators.

[@theunknowncomic9047]

If I was a reporter at a major news agency… I would be asking why there is so much wreckage when a plane hits a dirt mount, but on 9/11 when a plane hits the pentagon there is none.. 🤔

[@RedDog-e7v]

Someone didn’t have their phone on flight mode

[@Tom-o5y9m]

The runaway is not long enough for this kind of emergency landing, who made the decision?

[@bholaybadshah4933]

PILOT MAY HAVE FACED SOME PROBLEMS , ANY FAULT IN THE SYSTEM - ETC. ETC.

[@MrBibi86]

*Why was there a concrete wall at the end of the runway? there always seem to be dangerous items at the end of runways*

[@ikuooj]

Blame Hamas

[@MrBibi86]

@@ikuooj it's South Korea. very funny

[@greysonklenk5378]

It’s to protect people and buildings at the other side of the runway

[@PHAZER99]

We all see the plane skidding with no landing gear at all and the "Expert" thinks a bird strike punctured a tire?

[@Magaman22]

COVID layoff for planes for 2 year's are starting to crack

[@slickstrings]

Don't be so stupid if you can help it.

[@imattyboy213]

@@slickstringsenlighten us, what’s stupid and how can we all help it?

[@ButtonPhonics]

@@slickstrings so many people trusting greedy govt and pharma industry calling the smart ones awake ones stupid is really stupid living with friends worldwide instead of watching channel 7 2 9 10 abc lOL people have zero idea of reality

[@TonyLoechte]

Watch the footage first Geoffrey So sad

[@TerrenceBosworth]

Prayers and support for the victims and families. ❤

[@mofosamo]

This "expert" does not have a clue what he is talking about.

[@Sanks247]

Puncture? There wasn’t any landing gear down!

[@darrylbetts3093]

Do better Sky News. It did not “veer off the runway”.

[@mitchy3608]

The bird caused the plane to go the wrong way, help me understand is that possible??? Anyway, how on earth would an airport have a wall at the end of the runway. RIP and quick recovery to the 2 survivors.

[@KingAlphaOmega]

Sky News ❌🚫 Sky News Australia ✅

[@rickastley3536]

They were doing well with what they had, but some genius thought it would be a good idea to put a concrete barrier and then a brick wall at the end of the runway... Well, the runway is apparently 3km long and my impression is that the plane touched down more than halfway, which unfortunately didn't give them any room to stop before the end of it. The investigation will tell us. RIP to these people...😔

[@iddop2330]

Common people : blame concrete wall Uncommon people : landing in situations that runway not long enough to perfect stop especially the plane still on high speed!

[@AtomicA7]

Don’t aeroplanes with jet engines have reverse thrust? Like surly that would slow down the plane enough

[@leversshilenge1471]

Only 2 survived.... Please get real time info

[@jayponetwothree7154]

Geoffrey’s title of aviation expert seems entirely doubtful based on his “expertise” displayed here

[@davidhanak2767]

Engine failure sky

[@ms.budgetmom8472]

Was it the drones?

[@Bork_Cruk]

Now the cookers are making conspiracies about Boeing.

[@LuciferBlackShouldKillHimself]

Gee, really triggered about something tonight, aren't you sweetie? Troll harder, you weirdo.

[@LuciferBlackShouldKillHimself]

Oh by the way, better to be a "cooker" than have FAS 😊

[@pauldrake9312]

This is an expert? A bird strike? How does that stop the wheels from coming down ffs. Wonder why people stop watching the 'media'?

[@blackout7615]

Tends to happen when you throttle right into a barrier.

[@ZaaRaphz]

Bro..

[@davidhanak2767]

Hardern up sky

[@petergrundy8081]

What is it with birds and planes lately

[@burnsy96]

Plane hit a giant emu and removed the landing gear

[@lordhoratio]

A bird may have punctured the tire? What?

[@outforbeer]

I thought most air port have some sort of cushion designed at the end of the rail way in case the air plane over shoot during landing. The pilot should have tried sea landing

[@vintagebeliever5023]

😢

[@deadsilence4709]

NEVER TRAVEL AGAIN. Save your money people. There are better way to spend your money

[@BigRedArrowEqualsTinyPeePee]

ok Klaus

[@greysonklenk5378]

I hate when people say “OmG PLAnES. aRE SO DANGEROUS” like no there not, it’s a smart way to travel, u less your anxiety is rising

[@TUSK1157]

One of the reasons I don't fly and I pray when ever a love one does. I know that they say it's safer than driving but IDGAF. If I can't drive there. I ain't f-ing going there!

[@alexandrugeorgescu6366]

at 0:19 not showing the moment of impact... LOL as if that's going to make a difference:/

[@Ghosn]

Geoffrey Thomas, 'AVIATION EXPERT': "Bird may have caused a puncture, or impacted the braking system". Or maybe the plane slid off the runway because the landing gear wasn't even deployed ??? Did you even watch the footage Mr. Thomas ???

[@Miss_miss-u3b]

Can somebody explain the porpose of concree wall

[@Andy-bz5lt]

For Christ sake stop making guesses about what happened before the smoke stops rising from the wreckage you clowns

[@sinoperture]

Sky is the only legacy media in Australia that allows comments on their YT videos. What is wrong with the other mobs? Do they not want people to exchange ideas and feedback and talk about the news?

[@moontubetv9741]

I bet you the brace position did fk all just like Ricky Gervais said.

[@Matthew-y7w3n]

A very sad event

[@garydurandt4260]

Birds hitting the landing gear, to they have ostriches over there?

[@vivrowe2763]

In other words I have no damn idea

[@nathanhansford76]

The only question now is, who was on that plane…

[@greaterglider]

Just civilians mistakes happen in the aviation industry its the sad reality :/

[@BamOn742]

Its a low cost carrier😂 no vips

[@deadsilence4709]

Osama bin laden

[@Richard-s7m]

The writing was on the wall,you had foreseen this catastrophic event,all the little incidents Boeing had accumulated over the past 2 years made me skittish to travel on Boeing.

[@ps61762]

Airplane crash in Kazakhstan, what was the cause? Birds. Airplane crash in South Korea, the cause? Birds. Yes, of course. Do you always say that birds are the cause of disasters?

[@killbotone6210]

S.Korea should bring in Indian engineers to work on their infrastructure like President Trump is doing in USA 🇺🇸 🇮🇳

[@lordhoratio]

Boeing... A continuing saga...

[@davidhanak2767]

Ready seen it

[@billehr694]

The plane hit a wall

[@g-man2228]

Damn….

[@ToodlesFR]

Thats happening in my house bruh

[@pelicancountrysinger]

psyop

[@anna_vlb]

Пожарные к ним 40 минут добирались... 🤦🏼‍♀️ Стюардессы спаслись, потому что в специальном отсеке были, в хвостовой части. А хвост развалился...Так бы все погибли. 179 человек!!! Господи 🙏🏼

[@MrTikka1950]

Snowflake Sky.... We are adults