"Stooooop" Incident in Chicago Ohare

[@pacman4988]

very lucky korean has already reached 80 knots....and very smart pilot to tilt a bit to left on climb...

[@kevinduffy9577]

I like how ATC yells "STOP!!!" once, but then immediately afterwards they go back to normal

[@samuelsann8219]

That stall stick shaker sound 4:27 scared the shit of me, really glad they not collide...even by a few feets.

[@garyfan2399]

seriously, now i beleive that korean air is very good at flight, like he just dodged almost another crash of the century

[@airliner7478]

I can only imagine how nerve-wracking it is to not only witness the potential disaster unfolding, but to also be forced to watch as the plane you've commanded to stop keeps moving without even slowing down. Even with that plane taking off on the same runway, the taxiing pilots just keep crossing anyway. I wonder if they still have their jobs...

[@aviation7973]

The scream "STOOOOOOOP" on 4:16 and the stall stick 4:28 scared the daylights out of me.

[@wakatomi6693]

Seems like you've mixed up Air China with China Airlines... China Airlines is surprisingly based in Taiwan and Air China is the flag carrier of China based in Beijing

[@CharlieND]

Wow, even I didn't know that.

[@markos9531]

No, China Airlines is just the new name of Air China based in Taipei,Taiwan.China's real airline is China Eastern, China Southeast and Northen China. There the same airline just that C.E. is based on Beijing, C.S.e. on Guangzhou and N.C. on Urumqui.

[@CLu-uw7uv]

Incorrect. China Airlines and Air China are two different companies. China Airlines is based in Taiwan (Republic of China) and Air China is based in Beijing in People's Republic of China.

[@RobynHarris]

The Great Cubaball Until merger fever strikes them, too. There will only be one airline left: China Eastern Southeastern Northern. They will only fly in Western China.

[@classicalroach]

Taiwan numba 1

[@xolborLOL]

christ , this "STOOP" scared me shitless

[@cherdmarasri232]

i'm scared too

[@bradporky16]

ok so i watched your video and then the NTSB animation. and i must say: WELL DONE SIR. spot on. i am extremely impressed. keep the vids coming!

[@Bobrogers99]

When I listen to ATC recordings and hear a lengthy string of instructions, I am impressed when the pilot gets it right. When the instructions include crossing a runway I get a little anxious.

[@HC-cb4yp]

Someone's been watching too many "Airport" movies.

[@RobynHarris]

'Airplane'. "The white zone is for crashing and smashing only."

[@GRehillMusic]

RobynHarris what's your vector? Victor.

[@butchyost3694]

roger, Roger... Huh?

[@sardanaphalus]

Excellent animation. Thank you. Would've been nice to hear the aftermath conversations between the planes and the tower, but I guess the NTSB didn't (want) to release those!

[@Cg23sailor]

On April 1, 1999, at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, a B-747 freighter landed on Runway 14R. The flightcrew members, although given taxi instructions to exit at T-10 and taxi via Kilo to the cargo area, turned left instead on Mike and taxied back onto Runway 14R. Meanwhile, the pilots of another B-747 had been cleared to take off on Runway 14R and had to aggressively rotate early, missing the other B-747 by 25-50 feet vertically.

[@martinamotionpictures2617]

If the Korean Air would not have reached VR (Rotation speed)....than it would have been a repeat of Tenerife Disaster.. which includes Both 747

[@deadlyg8567]

But atleast it wouldn't be 2 fully loaded 747's, instead just one cargo and one passenger

[@stingyaviation]

But one is cargo

[@edwarddon9711]

But alot more people will die in the passenger jet.

[@theknightlynews]

Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit sniffing glue

[@canadianplanespotter]

Great reenactment! Almost a Tenerife at O'Hare ;)

[@CaptBesweri]

It's important to request/re confirm clearences before crossing any runways, the china airlines plane was cleared to cross 27L but they crossed 14R, I think taxiways and runways should have the numbers properly lighted and unmissable

[@dave0mary]

The music sounds like Elmer Fudd is chasing Bugs Bunny.

[@pedrosura]

Yes. This runway incursion was clearly pilot error. China Air was told to exit T10, left on Kilo and cross 27L to the ramp. Instead China Air turned left on Mike and crossed 14R the runway they had just landed on. At 3:52 he is on Kilo but turns on to Mike. The crew read the clearance back correctly but probably got disoriented. They also didn't clear the runway before crossing. Conditions were such that they should have seen the 747 coming down the runway.

[@sardanaphalus]

This is superb! Excellent job. Maybe add a caption such as: "Estimated closest distance between aircraft: 75 ft. 362 passengers on board Korean Air 036."

[@antagonisingbison287]

2017 : no 2018 : no 2019 : *great time to put it in recommendations, eh?*

[@BRADHblackdragon]

i dont get it-who was in the wrong?also fantastic video...also which video editing package do u use? thanks

[@pedrosura]

I think the Korean aircraft yelled Stop when it could sense that it was going to cross the runway. I am not sure...

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

I knew shit would get real when I saw the two magic words: "Korean Air." (shudder)

[@CharlieND]

Erm... I don't get it.

[@sonydominates]

+Miner 109234 What are you talking about? KLM is not Korean Air.

[@onex7805]

*FACEPALM* KLM is dutch.

[@doccu]

what's going on here

[@Milesco]

I assumed the Korean air reference was to Flight 007 in 1983 that went off course and was shot down by the Soviet Union.

[@Drivster]

I pretty sure a similar thing happened in the same airport, but was way more riskier

[@lkj2727]

damn, fuck! i was so surprised because of that sudden yelling, "STOOOOOOOOOP!"

[@joetocayo]

Air China Flight 9018, a Boeing 747 freighter, had just arrived at Chicago following a flight from New York and was cleared to turn off runway 14R via a right turn on taxiway Tango 10, a left turn on taxiway Kilo, and to cross runway 27L to the cargo ramp. The controller cleared Korean Air flight 36 (a passenger service to Seoul) for takeoff as the Air China flight was clearing the runway. The Air China flight made the right turn onto Tango 10 then made a left turn onto taxiway Mike instead of Kilo. The Air China flight entered onto runway 14R as the Korean Air Boeing 747-400 was taking off. The Korean Air flight crossed 25 to 50 feet over the top of the Air China flight.

[@ياسرعبدالقادر-غ7ت]

Are there more such videos of aviation accidents and incidents?

[@bullpro6308]

did korean air continue or returned for landing?

[@pedrosura]

This is FS9. Music by John Williams. Yes, the Star Wars composer..

[@psvision]

"Stop" is actually telling the China airline right? cos the Korean air is already in the high speed not safe to stop even though it right?

[@johnmanley3849]

The music is from one of those Africa nature shows from the 60s and 70s where the big cats are hunting one little zebra and the Camera guyl is on his first day On the job. When he realized That he is about to see his first Real killing. STOOOOOOOP !!!

[@HsiPingChu]

For everybody's info: that incident involved Korean Air and AIR CHINA, the one actually from China; the livery depicted here is CHINA AIRLINES from Taiwan, though named that way for political reasons...

[@vdate897]

When it said stop my heart stopped

[@pedrosura]

got it from PMDG 747 400 and downloaded the texture from avsim. That is Fs9 of course...

[@Cg23sailor]

Excellent job recreating the incident. Much better than the actual NTSB recreation. On that video you cannot make out what the other aircraft is doing in regards to turning onto Taxiway Charlie rather than Kilo as instructed. I agree with another poster though that narration rather than dramatic music would have served better in illustrating the event. Also your date is wrong. It was April 1, not April 6.

[@DiamondPilotDan]

i learened on my first flight lesson to LOOK BOTH WAYS BEFORE YOU CROSS.

[@AGV_Garage]

I wasn't even borned when this vid came out

[@pedrosura]

Lol. Funniest comment ever...

[@CADOIP]

I laughed so hard when he said STOP!!! It sounded like Arnold

[@Jonfocus03]

RIP to the ATC's job AND to my pants if I were the pilot of the aircraft taking off.

[@pedrosura]

Yres. The audio is from the NTSB.

[@Zi9786Zi]

where did u get the 747-200 addon? nice vid btw

[@jaysmith1408]

ok, unnecessarily long take-off roll, how did the captain now the china airlines plane wouldn't stop, and the kal pilot yelled stop and lifted off?

[@davedubya]

Very nice job with this video!!!

[@efoxxok7478]

Not going to foment on the music. You will say, asa retired Chicago controller (28.5 years there) it would appear you have the aircraft landing and departed no on the wrong runways. Air China landed on 27L which would mean that the terminal would have been on his left and not right. Korean air was cleared on 14R which would have the terminal to his left as he rolled. By the looks of the video you have Air China on 27R which is not rated for a heavy, and Korean Air on 9R on which while is long enough is hardly ever(and not in this case) used for departures due to noise abatement

[@pedrosura]

Efoxx ok @ 2:18 as the aircraft is taxiing into position you can see 14 R on the runway threshhold. That is the runway Air China landed and where the incursion took place. You comments are correct but you are assuming that is 27...

[@joetocayo]

WRONG ! 14R, now taxiway SS, was the active runway and used for the Air China landing and Korean Air takeoff. O'Hare has a completely different look now, five parallel east-west runways, and, RW 22L is used as a departure runway during a west flow. Heavies use all of them

[@joetocayo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaullaeEi8ZrhJI Above is the 27L/14R near miss.

[@user_pQ8Ifawd]

how do you control 2 aircraft in one time?

[@JackiesGroove]

Always AMAZING work!

[@TheJMASC]

Almost tenerife situation, an 747 cut in half another 747.

[@jak9200]

i like how the Chinese aircraft didnt even tap the breaks

[@TotoyMakoy]

Make sure that you'll(tc) not be confused of there names(airplanes). By the way, I admire the presence of mind of the pilot aborted his landing.You saved a lot of lives.

[@hyeson96]

where did you get the Korean air with Virtual Cockpit.....??

[@armandovazquez5731]

Had it crashed, it would have been like the accident of "Los Rodeos"

[@4o8adamz]

song name?

[@pedrosura]

Its the Album by John Williams of the music of Land Of Giants

[@unique1028]

Roger roger.. what's you vector victor??

[@world2give78]

just now seeing this video- after 16 years.... thumbs up for the great animation effort... thumbs down for no description, narration, or subs and a big SMH at the annoyingly loud dramatic 70's suspense music...

[@PerfectEggRoll]

another famous atc quote: "STOP!"

[@olivermartin4112]

God that was a blood curdling shout. Huuu gives me goosebumps. Nice video

[@mabelyourmama9029]

Holy shit! This is the best animation ever!

[@seka1986]

It's very good indeed!

[@LucasBooneC]

+Mabel yourmama I think it's actually in microsoft flight simulator

[@TravisNelsondjcrome]

+Mabel your mama this is fsx

[@mabelyourmama9029]

Okay, well what ever you call it. I'm old and don't know wtf you are supposed to call things anymore so I just stick with the basics and hope for the best.

[@Rairai_2712]

Mabel yourmama its FS9

[@Redrum200proof]

"I just want to tell you all good luck, we're all counting on you."

[@JuneDreaming]

we have clearance, clarence roger, roger what's the vector, victor? hehehe. good stuff!

[@pedrosura]

China was wrong. They were told to cross 27L on Kilo not 14R on Mike which is what they did. Listen to the clearance at 3:06. If I didn't depict it correctly with the video so that it was clear, then it's my fault. I made the video.

[@clubad2000]

I thought it was an Air China flight which made the runway incursion and not a China Airlines flight

[@Airplanefan-fk1kd]

What the fuck pilot error almost leads to a air disaster

[@pedrosura]

It's called FS Recorder (do a search). You record tracks and then you can play it back and record a second track and so forth. Look at my Dreams video and you'll see formation flying done that way

[@ZdrytchX]

Wait, who's at fault here? the ATC or the plane that was crossing the runway?

[@bigdawg8369]

The plane. He took a wrong turn and crossed the wrong runway.

[@garyfan2399]

bigdawg8369 i agree....i agree indeed....

[@shajiehussain1130]

The Air China ended up coming back to the same runway he landed on.

[@b707master5]

ZdrytchX's -{Reference Channel all of them ATC: forget to tell Air china to hold short Air China: wrong turn Korean airlines: instant take off no briefing Airport: Lights Makes Korean Airlines hard to see the traffic

[@HsingSun]

Wow! What was wrong with traffic controllers?

[@ThomasHoHD]

China airlines should stop not Korean air >:(

[@timothyp873]

is ted striker flying a plane?

[@CalPhotoGuy]

Sometimes theres nothing left to do but take another shot of whiskey and throttle up.

[@vwsambabus]

who said: Stoooooooooop? ATC or korean pilot ?

[@tillyboos]

My God, that was CLOSE......

[@robcourtney6332]

What's the intro music from?

[@pedrosura]

I'll look for it. Thanx Jake.

[@ChainChomp2]

You made China Airline's safety rating even worse :P. Air China has an excellent safety rating! Your video was well put-together, 5 stars and favorite :).

[@akbarallahu1925]

Those ATCs in Chicago has a problem

[@bruchpilot2009]

How can you fly 2 Planes?

[@garyfan2399]

oh thank god, if it collided, then it would be something like the crash of the century

[@tracer740]

This really made me scared! My butt-cheeks are crampped together! I so sadly remember Tenerife ...

[@angelicagil5479]

IS THAT FSX?????

[@Catdogfisher]

nice reconstruction, 5 stars

[@MrJizzy181]

runway-incursion happens 2 time a day in ohare. Chicago is safe but not that safe.

[@Cg23sailor]

Pheobe. Learn to do a little research before posting your crap. Pedrosura did an excellent job recreating a REAL LIFE incident. The audio you hear is from the actual cockpit voice recorders. This incident happened in real life and Pedro's re-creation is even better than the official NTSB re-creation.

[@awadhali212]

The background music is like some chuck Norris movie

[@N0616JCProductions]

IN FS9 you can ask a friend to a pilot of another aircraft.

[@dheueuieididoe]

This Korean air fleet was retired today.

[@70MarYa]

No it wasnt

[@dheueuieididoe]

+DryBonesGamer2005 In this incident Korean's 744 was HL7493 which was retired from Korean Air in November 18th,2015.And the last commercial flight was in August 31st,2015.

[@70MarYa]

+최정훈 K they are going to retire there 747 4 series soon do

[@Dymiak123]

WOW very close call !! Reminds me of KLM and Pan AM accident Good job on the video :)

[@planes142]

great video!

[@sagittariusa2973]

Thank God that nobody has died!

[@southerncrossdino]

You should correct the aircraft animation, the content in your video is Air China I/O China airlines. they are totally different airline operator.

[@pedrosura]

thank you

[@kingmcbrian]

THE NEXT STEVEN SPIELBERG :D :D :D :D freaking thumbs up to you sir! :D

[@mer2705]

I'll bet the pilot pooped a little

[@TheConstant_inc]

I call it stooooooonp do you know why

[@helsinkisuomi]

WAIT!!!!! You got the wrong airline. It was Air China 9018, NOT China Airlines! Other than that....awesome animation though.

[@mike73ng]

The KLM pilot was almost entirely to blame for the accident. He wasn't even CLOSE to the best pilot. He was an instructor most of the time and had very little time "flying the line." In my experience instructors are not the best pilots by any stretch of the imagination.

[@johannesbols57]

Almost?

[@tiadaid]

I think it's the ATC. The accent's clearly american

[@이명박-i5c]

I think Korean Air B744 is HL7493

[@mike73ng]

Not 22 years old, I've been in the business for 22 years! duh. Some of those years were for DAT of Belgium. You've heard of it? Look, I don't know why you want to defend the KLM captain. He took off without a clearance on a fog shrouded runway. It was stupid and careless. As far as instructors go, my opinion is based on years of experience. I've had good and bad but they all share a close relationship with management and they do not fly enough "line" flying to be as in touch as they should.

[@KohKangJun9690]

It's Air China, not China Airlines...

[@alexthelummy]

Is China airlines

[@NewfoundlandRory]

Taiwan's CAL (China Airlines), right? That's what the tail looked like.

[@fernandobrito6126]

Koh Kang Jun same shit

[@kellytime30]

It is China Airlines

[@m1r3o]

DId korean air get back at O'hare??