Top 15 AIRCRAFT NEAR MISS AND UNUSUAL EVENTS

[@AngeliaHeywood]

6:40 planes are allowed to be 1000 feet apart from each other which is likely why "no action was needed." it only seemed super close to the passenger because they're not used to seeing that, but planes go under and over each other all the time and it's completely safe.

[@Madithemuggle]

I was thinking the same thing. It really wasn’t that close at all. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@fatsonot181]

1000 feet is probably just a few deegres and less than 5 seconds from a hit, isn't it?

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

@@fatsonot181 but it still is the minimum distance between two planes on the same path. Nothing below, but 1000 feet is safe by aviation standards.

[@fatsonot181]

@@fluffy-fluffy5996 okay, gives me anxiety

[@greysonriegel9403]

Yes I have seen this multiple times while flying

[@yuniyonson]

The commentator in this video is VERY professional and that makes the video SO much better. WELL, DONE!.

[@rattlesnake2345]

Remember what to do when recording something: 1. Get a shitty camera 2. Never keep the shot in focus 3. Shake so nothing stays centered 4. Wave your phone when something surprising happens that dosent even remotely affect you

[@RochRich.]

And film in portrait. To be fair, footage is probably shaky because it’s more thrilling to watch the actual event instead of watching it through a screen.

[@DiegoRYT]

honestly, the argentinian video i would have move the fu** off out of the way of that plane too... i have never seen a plane like that flying that low..was almost and F1 driving pilot...

[@mattwilliams4333]

@Darion 1268 we know what lol means-

[@Deppey]

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[@RBLXMobile_Gaming]

Xd

[@swiftbold9215]

1:51 That man is just like; I'm going to take my time walking off this runway while an airplane is about to land on me🤣

[@poupeebaines5509]

Gtgg C uiiiutyooo

[@ambrilyn4623]

@@poupeebaines5509 Not gonna lie, your speech changed me in many different ways. Thank you for saying “Gtgg C uiiiutyooo”.

[@travelerforever8849]

He freeze in fear? Many behaved like that in panic

[@henryrobertson1335]

I must have missed the memo; when did they move the Golden Gate Bridge from San Fran to LA?

[@markschindler2629]

Thought the same thing, as well as where was the near miss on that one, I must have missed it.

[@pablopistacio5661]

It would be one hell of a collision if the Golden Gate was pushed up the coast to LA .

[@jackcrawford6078]

SF traded it to LA for their next 3 first round picks.

[@ArcoZakus]

Henry Robertson, ( 15:55 ) Geographically challenged narrator.

[@alvinbaumwart2780]

so true

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

I shouldn't watch these. I'd like to travel again. Watches another video...

[@elliesanders885]

6:38 that's 1,000feet of altitute seperation, that's legal...

[@mtr.visuals]

Yeah, the dude that’s saying “it’s a frightening experience!” No it’s not dumbass.

[@manongdriver3080]

This is what RVSM is all about

[@steamrestorer4559]

I was gonna comment this but then I saw this

[@BrianThePilot1640]

@@steamrestorer4559 HAHA same

[@mariothe1st]

They are not goin striaght on.

[@phil4912]

8:42 There was NO WAY that the people inside the SUV didn't notice they were in an airport. Here are couple of reasons why. First, There was a runway literally right next to them that has a bunch of signals and lighting that an airport would have Second, They should have heard a sound of an airplane loudly if they were that close to the plane Third, they continued driving even if the plane was right in front of them Fourth, there would have been stop signs or traffic barrier of some sort in front of the airport. And they complain about them crashing into the aircraft? These are absolute morons that shouldn't be on the streets.

[@Am_Moose]

The driver was a Karen so they are brainless

[@phil4912]

@@Am_Moose lol that could be true

[@hanse81]

@@Am_Moose Was going to comment the same.

[@Am_Moose]

@@hanse81 hehe

[@vgo8337]

It’s not the pilots fault they crashed, it’s the suvs fault

[@NoCopyrightMusicPlay1]

I can't understand the dislikes... This video elain everything to the detail and is very clear. Well done

[@indio4055]

I live in Brisbane and this c17 flyby happens every year, if people are concerned it’s either because they haven’t seen the stunt before or simply don’t understand the insane safety precautions that are in place for it

[@desertfish1460]

Mistakes happen though..I think this is a death wish.

[@gzinom6801]

Safety precautions for reckless behavior? Lmao that’s like driving drunk and high in a Tesla

[@Alabaster_Jones]

@@gzinom6801 its a stunt coordinated with the authorities. all the buildings it was flying by were cleared.

[@adilatif3180]

Me:the thumbnail is so photo shopped Me:**still clicks** Edit:197 likes ONG WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! WOW Edit 2: 261 LIKES THANKS!

[@dhrityyyraj]

The A320 and the A380 are of same size 😂🤣 le airbus designers* why are we still here.. To suffer

[@generallypaper139]

Mate the quantus Australia livery was even mirrored it was so obvious

[@eyetextico9179]

I clicked on it to see what junk this guy has to say

[@eyetextico9179]

@@generallypaper139 even the air new Zealand livery

[@sam.pena06]

its not clickbait

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice video!

[@datmanydocris]

The nerve you've gotta have to ignore several stop signs to drive onto an active runway and then complain and blame the plane pilot when you get hit by a plane. People are dumb as hell.

[@miriamsamaniego3335]

That driver was lucky he didn’t get his head cut off

[@thelastmanonearth2631]

Unfortunately, society seeks to protect the stupid and the weak. It's humanity's greatest flaw, in my opinion.

[@Iiwii11]

Some people believe they’re the center of the earth and everyone has to watch out for them. They haven’t gotten past the developmental “terrible 2’s.”

[@Colhogan06]

The Air Canada video where they show the plane coming in and almost clipping the tail of a plane, they left one thing out. This incident was addressed in another video. They almost hit the planes because they almost landed on a taxiway. It really wasn't an issue of landing on the wrong runway. It was an issue of not landing on an actual runway.

[@fastfiddler1625]

The Air Canada at SFO one was not a wrong runway. They were lined up to land on the taxiway, not any runway. It was the waiting pilots who came on the radio and said it looks like he's lined up with C with the tower subsequently ordering them to go around.

[@desertfish1460]

One time I was in a plane mid trip, (at full ft in the air) when another plane flew by opposite direction really close - knew it was close because it went "phew" fast as a blip- if it was far distance it would appear slow moving. Shocked the sh#t out of me. I will never forget that.

[@kremenamicheva1220]

It went "phew" because of the opposite direction, meaning your speed + their speed = 1800+ km/h or 1118+ mph, but it could still have been far enough or not. From far enough they also go phew :)

[@PapaBearWorldPeace]

I had no idea what a "near miss" was growing up because its definition implies a "near hit"

[@Lolybelle009]

Number 15 is amazing as well as frightening. The Russian pilot had full confidence in their ability to not strike the American fighter jet because holy hell o.O. That was the clearest “fuck off” I have ever seen a jet fighter do that didn’t require the use of ammunition though. Nonetheless, great respect to all fighter jet pilots for their skills, strong mind, and bravery.

[@generallypaper139]

This is my most favourite comment I’ve ever seen

[@youtubehastakenovermylife4979]

You are not American.

[@Lolybelle009]

@@youtubehastakenovermylife4979 I fail to see what that has to do with anything but actually yes I am. 😐🤷‍♀But I don’t have to be American to appreciate and recognize the abilities of fighter pilots because regardless of where they are from, it takes great skill to become such a pilot. Not everyone can get to that level. I admire these pilots because they train hard to protect their country, regardless which is it (be it USA, Russia, Japan, China, etc).

[@sergiobermudez3489]

the air canada was trying to land on the taxiway, not the wrong runway...

[@dx1450]

Yeah, 28L was closed with lights off for work being done on it, and he was cleared to land on 28R. He thought 28R was 28L and taxiway Charlie was 28R, which is why he was lined up on it. Had he attempted to land or pulled up too late it would have been one hell of a disaster. One aircraft crashing into 4 or 5 fully loaded and fully fueled waiting aircraft... can't even imagine the tragic loss of life.

[@dx1450]

Yeah, 28L was closed with lights off for work being done on it, and he was cleared to land on 28R. He thought 28R was 28L and taxiway Charlie was 28R, which is why he was lined up on it. Had he attempted to land or pulled up too late it would have been one hell of a disaster. One aircraft crashing into 4 or 5 fully loaded and fully fueled waiting aircraft... can't even imagine the tragic loss of life.

[@dx1450]

Yeah, 28L was closed with lights off for work being done on it, and he was cleared to land on 28R. He thought 28R was 28L and taxiway Charlie was 28R, which is why he was lined up on it. Had he attempted to land or pulled up too late it would have been one hell of a disaster. One aircraft crashing into 4 or 5 fully loaded and fully fueled waiting aircraft... can't even imagine the tragic loss of life.

[@Spare_tire]

@@dx1450 why did you spam?

[@dx1450]

@@Spare_tire Sorry, our crappy internet must have done that. Got rid of that company and now am on much faster and more reliable internet.

[@Hudsdraw]

i have been watching worst plane crashes and me watching this makes me feel safe because of how good the pilots are keep up the good work C:

[@boahneelassmal]

6:52 RVSM is 1000ft (~300m) that looks fine by me 10:30 There was a lot of space between those aircraft... Yes it was a runway incursion but enough time and space to properly react.

[@unchico4742]

yeah there was a lot of space between those aircraft but in aviation that is seen as a near miss coz safety is first and that distance is not safe. Just imagine if there was an emergency right at that moment forcing the pilots to land. Maybe an Engine failure or bird strike it would be so difficult for the pilots

[@boahneelassmal]

@@unchico4742 This still isn't a near miss, really. Runway incursion, yes. A phone number to call, absolutely. This is a category C runway incursion. the FAA states runway incursions are "most dramatically referred to as near misses". This incident here is not "most dramatical". The argument of the emergency is - at least with the examples given - not much of a problem. one engine out is perfectly fine to fly, take-off and go around with. In Europe it's also not uncommon to receive your landing clearance at this height above ground.

[@dx1450]

That Air Canada landing at SFO incident needed to be explained a bit more. The flight was cleared to land on runway 28R (28 right) as 28L (28 left) was closed and unlit since it was being worked on. The pilot thought taxiway Charlie (to the right of 28R), where all the aircraft were lined up and ready to take off, was 28R and that 28R was actually 28L. So he had lined up to land on taxiway Charlie. He even asked the tower if there was traffic on the runway because he saw lights, and the tower replied that the runway was clear. So he came in for a landing on Charlie and basically pulled up at the last few seconds. If he had waited just a few seconds more it would have been an air disaster that would have dwarfed the Tenerife disaster.

[@namanish450]

When you're the hiring manager for an airline and a pilot with the last name 'Sullivan' walks into your office for an interview: "Hel-" "You're hired"

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

Good one.

[@benwillard2673]

I was working in DC when the space shuttle Discovery was transported to Dulles Airport and the Smithsonian Institution the same way Endeavor was delivered. The pilot flew low over DC and Arlington and banked the 747 so we could get pictures of it. Very cool!!!!

[@olti_m1889]

The most realistic title ever 😂

[@lavanyachella6515]

And the thumbnail too😂

[@ROBBER_RVR_OFFICAL]

🤣

[@RealShadowJacker]

Love how Hollywood now has a coast and it looks identical to Miami’s. Additionally the Hollywood sign is now apparently in close proximity to the Golden Gate Bridge.

[@YueSe.]

I was waiting for the two Japan airlines that had a nearly miss collision

[@mythicfanta]

ikr those 2 planes were not even that close 6:36

[@joeycao4419]

Correction of the Air Canada incident: The aircraft (Air Canada 759) aligned with Taxiway Charlie (TWY C) instead of Runway 28R, and there are four planes holding short. Philippine Airlines 115 turned on the landing lights to alert AC759, and the first plane on the taxiway, UAL001, noticed the issue as well and contacted tower, and the tower issued a go around to Air Canada.

[@mattheweriksen9746]

Thank you!!!! I had the same thought

[@mylittlebuckaroo]

The Golden Gate Bridge is 400 miles from Los Angeles!

[@a.k.nesbitt9224]

I heard that and bulked. I'm from MIchigan and know better.

[@kitarp5202]

Maybe they flew over San Francisco on their way to LA? idk

[@finnstercycles6766]

Cool

[@siphojuba1439]

True 😊'

[@ArcoZakus]

Kitarp, But that's not how it was described in the video. ( 15:49 )

[@sicknickeroni]

As an aviation enthusiast the air Canada one is incorrect. The aircraft was lined up with the taxiway with 4 aircraft holding short of the runway waiting for takeoff. Watch the VASAviation video on it.

[@JuliaEvianne]

I also read somewhere that the lights on the runways were a bit weird and that's why they thought that the taxiway was the runway

[@sicknickeroni]

@@JuliaEvianne Yeah, that's true too I forgot that part.

[@sicknickeroni]

@Thomas Kihne lol

[@webcucciolo]

Since people already corrected most of the mistakes, I'll add a note on the cessna vs. SUV. While the SUV was obviously driving in a restricted area, the cessna should have cleared the fence by 50ft (distance at which the plane is supposed to clear the obstacle even on short landing). Proper landing technique for single-engine piston is slightly steeper than jets, to be able to still make the runway in case of engine failure. That cessna was way too shallow on approach.

[@ufokiller1239]

I saw #1 as a kid in elementary school, I remember it we all walked outside with our teachers to go see it and it was super cool

[@tapsweetTop10]

Some of these clips make me nervous! LOL some super close calls! Stay safe!

[@levelearthobserverlies2710]

05:44. "He was pulling 5.3 g's as he sped past". No, he pulled 5.3g's immediately afterward when he pulled up.

[@davedenham8697]

Level Earth Observer Lies bullshit

[@levelearthobserverlies2710]

@@davedenham8697 Please, show your workings. I'm keen to see how he pulled 5.3g in straight and level flight. Bear in mind that an aircraft on a catapult launch experiences 4g so you're going to have to prove that the one in the video can accelerate in the air faster than that.

[@davedenham8697]

Level Earth Observer Lies what are you talking about?, I never said that, you’ve got the wrong person!

[@levelearthobserverlies2710]

@@davedenham8697 You replied "bullshit" to my comment in which I stated that the claim of 5.3g in level flight was wrong.

[@H-Cupido]

Level Earth Observer Lies I think dave meant that the youtuber talks bs but im not sure

[@mydimeisup5103]

1:35 Sorry I don't know what a "tarmac" is. I think you mean: apron, taxiway, or runway

[@Viizonary]

no tarmac is the correct term.

[@BiggsTrevor]

Tarmac used all the time by pilots

[@thefuza150]

@@BiggsTrevor yes it is used by pilots but it's an Is a common mistake from pilots

[@AnasHart]

@@thefuza150 Why is tarmac wrong?

[@eggyolk9371]

A so-called "tarmac" doesn't exist in an airport and in aviation. Theres only the apron, the taxiway and the runway Here watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHWyc4Fmp5ismqM

[@jamiew.2718]

I've had the privalige of having those RAF C-17's fly over my house practising various landing senerios at the local international airport which is obviously unusually quiet otherwise

[@abigailg2272]

Living on base, c17s and c5s fly breathtakingly low. It's nuts!

[@Turner.1]

They flew over my house about 2 year's ago,and flew so low,the rumble from them both,caused a crack in the ceiling,it had shaken off the sheetrock mud,I think they were landing at a base near Maryville

[@ERIN_198]

Privalige?

[@curtismcclure5489]

Loop pu

[@insertsadnesshere5421]

This guy sound like Simple History guy.

[@jaymanz72584]

Indeed it IS him... 👍😎👌

[@ChrisKane-]

That's because I narrate for both channels, good ear! 😊

[@valentine3729]

Yes

[@georgerichman4748]

I know

[@gnazkull]

@@ChrisKane- you need to have a conversation with Morgan Freeman. About space or something... Just make sure its recorded

[@Tele999zzz]

What "raging inferno" was the fire bomber targeting?

[@thenerdssyndicate7013]

I thought that too

[@KareBear-th6vq]

"Before we move on to--" SKIP SKIP SKIP!!!! 😂😂😂

[@abitrav6723]

bruuuuhh cant stop laughing

[@sirmolio]

9:03 - Right...... b/c whenever I see a stop sign, I not only check left and right for cars but always for airplanes in the sky.. not to mention there was no stop sign in visual distance of this shot. Maybe a "Beware of incoming aircraft sign" or perhaps the $20 for such a sign was out of the small airport's budget.

[@curseds0ldier]

Sky: completly empty, exept 2 planes The 2 planes: lets crush together

[@Exentity]

I literally just got home from Sint Maarten... I had a few jets fly right over me on Maho Beach. It was incredible. Sadly the 747s stopped going there in Oct 2016. The biggest jet now going into there normally is an A330. I’ve been jet blasted and all that sand hits you like crazy

[@notavailable4926]

The fact that that is a real photo tho

[@bward420]

I live here now, and it’s incredible being in that beach 😆

[@patrickfrawley768]

Me and my partner saw a fly by like that with the space scuttle on top of a 747.We lived in flats on the 12 floor north side of the river Thames, London. A stones throw from the Blackwall tunnel . many people don't believe when we tell this tail but its really true.

[@pelnapkins4379]

@@DaleVann-k6u the 747 with a mounted space shuttle flew over North and West London in 1983, as part of a European tour. A planned Thames flyover was cancelled due to bad weather.

[@donna1420]

@@pelnapkins4379 that's right it flew over our school in Scotland that day we were all taken out to the playground to watch. I was 10 it was exciting

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

01:40 The capital of Paraguay is not Luque of course. The capital is Asunción. The international airport is located between Asunción (West side) and Luque (East side), the latter basically being a suburb of Asunción. .

[@9841732181]

Even if someone says they'll do one thing..there's always a chance that they would do another thing.

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

Ummmm.... yeah. Lol

[@Tricia_K]

Yup - so profound!

[@virendhemre5237]

Superb channel💓♥️❤️💖💗

[@brandonsg1367]

The Air Canada plane wasn’t landing on the wrong runway. The runway lights weren’t turned on for some reason and the pilot was about to land on the taxi way parallel to the runway

[@mattyoung4336]

TheVacinator didn't some old actor like Harrison ford or Clint Eastwood do so,etching like this. It was easier to pose the question then to open google and search .... I'm having such a lazy ducking day .... I Siri typed this comment and yes, I did mean the word ducking hahah

[@franziskani]

One of the runways was closed for repair. The taxiway was dimmly lit and next to it was the correct runway. For some reason they were intent on landing n the "left" runway (which in reality was the taxiway, where 4 other planes waited).

[@madeiraaviacaocomercial]

I really liked the video!!

[@leahdingman3535]

Australians: celebrate when they see a plane flying through the city Americans: about to have a panic attack

[@chiaralincoln1070]

oh my god ✋🤣

[@coopermatthewsprivate]

I live in Brisbane and I get tell you the river fire is completely safe. The pilots we have in Australia are extremely skilled. We have had multiple dangerous aviation scenarios that pilots in other countries (even the US) haven't been able to solve and have lost lives.

[@SilverIchimaru]

It likely is, but try explaining that to the average person who knows basically nothing about aircraft. I thought nothing of the stunt as the pilots clearly knew the plane but I know any number of people who would freak out if they saw that and assume the worst. Same when you see other planes in the air that 1000 rule has them freaking out. I think the only time it didn't cause a yikes reaction was because they were fighter jets overtaking us. People were to busy cooing over the fighters to care. Honestly, if I'm gonna be nervous about it I'm going to be more wary of the fighters than the equally loaded down jumbo jet. Those fighters can cover 1000 ft far faster than we can and they are much smaller and easier to lose visually.

[@iwenttobunnings7868]

I was at work last year when the C-17 flew low over the Victoria Bridge on the day before the Riverfire festival. I'll tell ya what, I was fuming I couldn't see it haha. I'm making dam sure to attend Riverfire this year.

[@tgleaven6619]

That Thumbnail Though God Level Editing

[@frankierhymes4683]

literally easy shit to do u goofy clown

[@tgleaven6619]

😂😂 Bruh I was Joking Chillllll.... 🤣

[@eun5oo280]

1:37 IT'S NOT TARMAC IT'S CALLED A RUNWAY

[@fabiohunziker5754]

Thank god! I was searching for this comment

[@facundomalizia]

And the capital city of Paraguay is Asuncion

[@Aidankiwi]

@@facundomalizia and Paraguay is not pronounced as Paragway.

[@someoneonadailybasis]

They were repairing the runway with tarmac. Tarmac is mixed with rocks and tar so the runway and taxiway are made of tarmac bro. I know someone who works at an airport.

[@kareldemedts761]

The runway is made out of tarmak

[@DesGardius-me7gf]

“When two planes almost collide, they call it a ‘Near Miss’-IT’S A NEAR HIT! A _collision_ is a ‘near miss!’” -George Carlin

[@auronlu]

"Flyby of the landmarks of Los Angeles like the Golden Gate Bridge" 😅 - It went all over California, including up to SanFran past the NASA Ames Research Center where a lot of people who'd worked on the program were. I photographed it from the top of the Disneyland parking structure in Anaheim. My mom snapped a picture of my Dad in front of it the day before as it passed over Salt Lake, where his company had built part of the launch system. NASA used to contract with companies all over the country, not just SpaceX, resulting in a lot more jobs and support industries, before its budget was slashed to the bone!

[@DoggyBaseball]

As an aviation lover, I cried when I saw the thumbnail

[@basicallystupid7080]

same

[@ramesler5326]

Amazing top 15 aircraft near miss, so scary, the best pilot ever, thanks for sharing.

[@generallypaper139]

Mate do you know any thing bout aviation there are so many other pilots that would be better than him

[@adamclarke2251]

" the quick thinking pilot didn't touch down, and the landing gears nearly touched the truck" that's... That's not really how it works. that plane is on a glidepath, below minimums, he was just lucky his glidepath had him landing late lol

[@markdonnelly1913]

And lucky it was the undercarriage that hit. The propeller must have been awfully close to being a can opener

[@SS-ps6mg]

"Beach goers looking to possibly get hit by a jumbo jet." Yeah, that ain't on my vacation list, homie.

[@keithcrawford8729]

9:34 I didnt know Vancouver had a desert with cholla cactus lol

[@TOP10-m3s7n]

Nice collection

[@wakeuppeople7327]

The near miss with the mountain. Wow. I bet he had the change his shorts.

[@aprilmae1401]

Absolutely love this ❤️. And truly amazing, and skilled

[@scottanthony8489]

Hello April, How’re you doing?

[@aprilmae1401]

@@scottanthony8489 I'm good how are you ?

[@FieryWings01]

I was there for the 2018 Brisbane river fire c17 globe master incident and it was insanely awesome

[@darylkanofski9327]

I don't know what they are overreacting about it was awesome to see and really miss the F1 11's

[@kingbob8460]

6:40 actually had this happen to me on a flight from Munich to Toronto. The other flight was probably just 500 feet below our plane.

[@moondyne2034]

You do not pull "Gs" when you are flying straight and level even if it is only 6 inches above the ground.

[@joeylantis22]

He probably meant to say when the pilot pulled up he experienced the "Gs". In other news this video is FULL of errors, including saying the Golden Gate Bridge was in Los Angeles, so take it all with a grain of salt.

[@Johndi_S]

Aww look at the thumbnail the airplanes love each other :D

[@MrCrystalcranium]

You've got the Air Canada incident at SFO wrong. It wasn't the wrong runway the pilot was trying to land on. Why would a runway have 4 planes on it just sitting there? The AC flight was mistakenly lined up to land on taxiway Charlie when one of the pilots on the ground called the tower and said "What's this guy doing....he's on the taxiway...". ATC in the tower ordered a go around. It was not a wrong runway incident at all.

[@dennisolesen6188]

I know nothing about planes and airports, but what you write makes sense

[@alessandroangelin8216]

6:40 all modern planes (and definitely commercial planes) have the TCAS, an automatic anti collision system. The planes look close but they must be within specific margins, otherwise the TCAS would have automatically order BOTH planes coordinated evasive actions. There is no way 2 planes can come too close at cruise altitude.

[@mjr320]

The air canada flight was about to land on the taxiway not the runway to left of him

[@tomoakhill8825]

At 15:30 he says, the Space Shuttle was taken on an aerial tour of all of the landmarks in Los Angeles, such as the Golden Gate Bridge, which is 352 miles north of Los Angles in San Fransisco .

[@aviationjake8664]

1:50 "a passenger jet came in to land" Shows Gulfstream

[@eganyoung1352]

Ikr lol

[@martinerkelens5807]

It's a jetplane that can carry passengers, what's wrong with the description?

[@vgo8337]

Martin Erkelens it’s not a passenger jet

[@martinerkelens5807]

@@vgo8337 I'm sure Aviation Jake is able to speak for himself.

[@thelufthumzahchannel201]

The media these days

[@evalu3260]

Great video. Thank you.

[@taracolfer6288]

2 years ago I was on a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Reus a jet flew about 10-15 feet above us! It was terrifying but nothing was done about it because there was no proof🤦‍♀️

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

Radar?

[@gloriaelena3826]

Very Good

[@EdOeuna]

6:37 is rubbish. There’s 1000ft separation between those planes.

[@esthersoto8524]

Referring to the fools that do not follow rules. We all know it supposed to be 1000 feet, not just you. Listen and read before you yell No it is not true, lol There are a lot of stupid folks didn't you know?

[@vinayaktrivedi9375]

Well im a pilot and i can confirm that it is 1000 feet separation. ik it doesnt look much but its true..

[@snoman71]

at 550 mph you're moving 800 ft per second. if you're talking 1.2 seconds of difference I'd call it a near miss......

[@EdOeuna]

Bill Sinn - this is why you aren’t a pilot.

[@snoman71]

You're certain of that? :P :)

[@VideosByMiamiMike]

Re: #8 (7:05) "This footage was recorded by a drone that was flying off the coast of Hollywood." There is no "coast of Hollywood" in California. This happened in Hollywood, Florida.

[@Crystallin__]

Since when was all of bc called “Vancouver?”

[@geoffwickens3871]

10:00: This was in Kelowna .... about 5 hours east of Vancouver.

[@Crystallin__]

@@geoffwickens3871 yes i can see i live there

[@XLRSAv]

On the thumbnail, Qantas on the A380 is backwards...explain that...

[@87rbm89]

Curious how many times this has happened but never caught on camera. Wonder if this has happened when I’ve flown 🧐

[@ArchToast]

The Dublin-Lisbon "near miss". Passenger planes flying in opposite directions use what's called "vertical separation" At lower altitudes it's 1000 feet, at higher ones 2000 (or also 1000 in RVSM). When cruising, usually all planes have their altimeters set to 1013.25 hPa, meaning, in the same region, they all have the same reference, making it virtually impossible for them to fail to maintain said separation. Neither a near miss, nor an unusual event.

[@fighter5583]

8:54 Exactly why you have a greater chance of dying in a car accident than your plane crashing.

[@MoviesWorld-fj1hg]

Thumbnail Is Awesome...🤣

[@ShonnMorris]

The Golden Gate Bridge is not in LA.

[@valobrien9596]

You're correct, it's in San Francisco of course.

[@gulzaibgamer7524]

bro i am pakistan good video part 2 please

[@carlwestmark5777]

Number 7 is completely normal, they have 1000 feet of distance between them vertically, which is very normal.

[@bg147]

Years back when I was probably in college, I was sitting in the plane, but can't recall if we were in the air or on the tarmac. I just happened to be looking out at the O'Hare runway. There was a plane on the runway facing one direction and another was descending from the opposite direction to land where the first plane was headed. Next thing, the plane that was landing went full throttle and rocketed back up. I didn't fly often and figured it was common because I saw it and wasn't a regular flyer..

[@kakarot5219]

Sights like these are very rare, supposingly it was way back in 80's i guess

[@bg147]

@@kakarot5219 Yes, I think it was.

[@MaxAviation]

Planes flying really close to eachother like at 6:38 is so common. It happens all the time

[@ursulamiller3606]

Lol that cracks me up :) @15:55 the narrator says pictures were taken next to "The Golden Gate Bridge". Sorry bud but the Golden Gate Bridge is in San Francisco California approximately 370 miles north of Hollywood in Los Angeles California. My uncles Peter and John were escorts for the shuttle from the airfield to it's resting place @ the California Science Center. Liked and Subscribed anyway :)

[@srsykes]

Did he say Golden Gate Bridge was a landmark in Los Angles? (15:58)

[@jackculver8385]

"All of the major landmarks such as"

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

San Francisco sounds better then.... That bridge is more than 500km away from Los Angeles. 🤣

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

@@jackculver8385 A detour of over 500km to go from LA to the bridge in San Francisco. Never.

[@francoisg9654]

The event at 6:10 at FL350...or should I say the non event. Seem to have way more than sufficient vertical separation

[@kennydings3879]

Nothing like having someone speaking about a subject they know nothing about.

[@thevoid7635]

EXACTLY

[@abigailg2272]

Whoa at around 8:20 that looks like Dry Creek in Cypress, TX. If so, my bedroom window used to look out to that small airport and I loved watching the planes.

[@prezbige]

3:00 great example of companies over working and probably under paying employees. Tired pilots and one air traffic controller...c'mon man

[@JayJayAviation]

9:33 Vancouver... right... definitely Vancouner... the city known for its dry plains and cacti

[@paulharness3069]

hi just to let you know that pilot that flow to low at the air show was sacked and never flow again

[@dx1450]

That was just incredibly insane. Those people were lucky they didn't get hit.

[@Cessna152ful]

Number 9 is a very very common occurrence, often times aircraft are flying along what we call airways, these have specific minimum enroute altitudes and directions that you must follow. There was no danger as they were above 18000 feet and in contact with atc, plus the person recording’s aircraft is almost 3 to 4K feet below the 747. Well within legal limits

[@sinjinkincaid]

7:39 there is no "coast of Hollywood" hollywood is inland, and besides that looks more like Marina Del Rey edit: unless there is some other hollywood i am unaware of

[@owenf8810]

Hollywood Florida. I think that’s where it is.

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

There's Paul Hollywood but he's in England and its probably pissing down with rain.

[@tommunsey9800]

Hollywood, Florida you idiot!

[@jonahsgang8830]

Haha I love this the thumbnail is an optical alusion they are on to different runways a380 landing a320 departing

[@izaac_p]

U know it’s fake when the thumbnail has Qantas backwards

[@ulysses1904]

For the final one he said the Space Shuttle was photographed passing by The Golden Gate Bridge.........in Los Angeles.

[@briankyllonen4385]

Wow he’s really smart😂