What Happens When a Plane Speeds Wildly Off the Runway

[@alfredstromberg9063]

"Gear down" On takeoff. Amazing

[@mapledoctor3915]

Smithsonian splices clips from the show for KZbin

[@slazenx7608]

I heard this I thought I was crazy 😂😂😂 glad someone heard it too XD

[@sheagoff6009]

I caught that too thought it was funny since they were already rolling

[@flightsimcraver2839]

Smh, and 30 of flaps on take off. True professionals. Lmao

[@sheagoff6009]

Sweta Singh they crashed so how could they land?

[@KuroKegawa]

"The subsequent investigation determined that several factors contributed to the accident, including poor training, the incorrect calculation of the take-off speed by the flight crew, and the inadvertent application of wheel braking by one of the pilots, who had improperly placed his feet on the pedals. It was later revealed that the pilot had used falsified documents to obtain permission to fly the aircraft, and that both crew members lacked the training necessary to fly the Yak-42." you're welcome.

[@Arkensius1157]

Where did you get this information from?

[@ABC-in2le]

Thanks

[@sunrise5710]

Dorothea Arnault there’s something called “the internet”

[@nitalakshgupta8935]

Thanks man you watered my curiosity fire. Great knowledge friend😊😊😊

[@jfontanez1838]

U googled huh

[@aviationspotter12]

It looked like a large grassy field they ran into. Why didn't they just cut the power once they ran off? The plane would have had plenty of grass to slow down on.

[@ZeldagigafanMatthew]

I think a comment by KCuberAlles clears it up. They forged documents and the CP had a nerve disorder and didn't realize he was stepping on the breaks. They should not have been anywhere near the cockpit.

[@braydenb.7816]

Zeldagigafan pretty sure the comment that said that was a joke...

[@tinuthomas531]

Pretty sure a different documentary about the same plane crash stated this disorder,

[@hubertkim6477]

But they will have to slow the plane down by reverse thrust from the engines and spoilers

[@hugomanai6452]

You have in total three marks with take-off: V1: The speed at which the aircraft CAN NOT reject the take-off and has to take-off no matter what the surcimstances, as or else the plane will skid of the runway (and crash). Rotate: The speed at which the aircraft has to rotate the aircraft to an angle about 10° to succesfuly climb. V2: The speed at which the aircraft CAN NOT reject take-off if the plane has lost one of its 2 engines. The plane here was already past V1 and Rotate, no matter what they have to continue their take-off

[@PvtParts-ev8dv]

Plane crashes and everybody dies, Smithsonian Channel: It's brighter here

[@atmyt_1]

exactly wtf

[@belamitrauma4406]

OML I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING

[@CharlieND]

Irony.

[@blocso]

same consideration lol

[@Ovahlls]

You said that on the other vid.

[@tobyrobson2813]

Title: what happens when a plane speeds wildly off a runway? Me: The plane crashes. 😐

[@benjiehorlador2499]

Well...yeah true

[@masterhybrid16]

@@benjiehorlador2499 "No no hes got a point"

[@TheTarrMan]

That happy music at the end of this is REALLY inappropriate.

[@nopulse6911]

I like flying planes into towers

[@zahidhussain-vr1gz]

OnceRoyal Thats why your not royal now!

[@nopulse6911]

? no make sense

[@nopulse6911]

world*

[@ludwig4029]

OnceRoyal exactly

[@mattfrankman]

This is listed under entertainment, just want to throw that out there.

[@tyranl.131]

Matt Frankman I watch these for fun. Yeah. They're educational and entertaining. (because I like watching the deaths of hundreds of people) in all seriousness, I've learned a lot about the mechanical aspects of aircraft through these.

[@clarkcolt45]

And, according to youtube guidelines; the title must reflect the content too - this video says nothing about what happens when a plane goes of the runway. Should be reported.

[@zagirimanzanares6035]

Tyran L. Same

[@WinterDutchie]

Yeah its really entertaining talking about *aviation disasters you would never want to be in*

[@novemberdelta1282]

@@tyranl.131 that got dark pretty soon

[@jakelivni9576]

I knew someone who once flew on a Russian airliner. He described it as 20,000 parts flying in very, very tight formation.

[@rin_etoware_2989]

*discusses an aviation tragedy in a documentary* "It's brighter here" lmao

[@WASIURPA]

Matthew Tolentino agreed they meant its brighter to die in an air crash

[@aether935]

Matthew Tolentino yh right

[@julibrodaily116]

Matthew Tolentino Lmao true

[@user-sx2lv4fj6c]

Matthew Tolentino where???

[@user-sx2lv4fj6c]

Matthew Tolentino got it

[@ludwig4029]

2:03 WHAT YOU DOING

[@dawsonrosa8609]

What -are- you doing!

[@denismichaeltensch6060]

LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@noIDEA33439]

*what you doing*

[@SomeoneElseInTheComments]

Crashing this plane... with no survivors!

[@Arkensius1157]

They are trying to lift the plane off the ground!

[@pasteywhiteboy8137]

This happened to me once but luckily the pilots slammed on the brakes instead of doing what these guys did

[@superstarmasterpiece8373]

so lucky

[@superstarmasterpiece8373]

+Sephora Mandaka pastry white boy

[@superstarmasterpiece8373]

+Sephora Mandaka pasty

[@AviationNut]

You have your own pilots?.

[@tanesimons6501]

That's normal - it's just an aborted takeoff :)

[@SobboMonkeVR]

*"Swiss001 spectators see this"*

[@T_sussusmogus]

Haziel Soberal oh yea

[@T_sussusmogus]

Then does a video on it how it crashed lol

[@RblxFighter69420]

@@tramfana103 me too lol

[@daggu_0077]

You watch him too

[@jimmythegoat5747]

Yess

[@mayorio1204]

Why am I watching this right before my dad is going a plane

[@NorthFloridaMan]

He's more likely to die on the way there then him dying on the plane so odds are if he is at the airport he is going to be fine man

[@Mustangkev918]

Why am I watching this right before I go on a plane?

[@minhvu241]

+Mustangkev918 I'm watching this on board

[@Mustangkev918]

+Minh Vu delta? AA? What airline :D?

[@minhvu241]

+Mustangkev918 Cathay Pacific

[@ayakotami3318]

For those wondering: The crash was caused by pilot error, runway overrun and Stall on take off, and poor training. It crashed into the river. Only 1 survived out of the 45 including the Lokomotiv Yaroslavi professional Ice Hockey Team. It's known as Lokomotiv Hockey Team Disaster. Yak-service had it's operating license revoked. And once a plane reaches past V1 the Pilot must take off.

[@jacklcoggins]

Was anyone else cringing as the plane was approaching the end of the runway and the pilots didn't abort.

[@email2131]

Jack Coggins it's past V1 so they can't stop

[@jacklcoggins]

TwistedBlueFlame I mean like right at the end and even on the grass. I mean once you're on the grass and approaching a forest you wouldn't keep going.

[@email2131]

Jack Coggins you can't stop still..

[@StanbyMode]

Jack L Coggins they were past V1 speed on the runway, but went they went on the grass and didn't stop...

[@xjnxi]

Yeah, V1 means no abortion is allowed.

[@LucaPed94]

Does he say "gear down" at 0:27?? They are on the ground??

[@tyranl.131]

Luca94 I believe in that clip they were landing, however pilots do check on the ground to make sure the gear lever is in the down position or else the gear could collapse on takeoff. (at least in small planes)

[@teamtum5366]

No they fucking don't It's not even on the checklist,it's like checking if you have flaps at the gate.

[@LucaPed94]

lol !

[@laughvines412]

Luca94 Get Down*

[@themachinehead4421]

Tyran L. Wow we almost have the same profile picture.

[@masonm1124]

2:21 ITS NOT NECESSARY TO DANCE WHILE TAKE OFF

[@adityavaswani9047]

Mason Mosolowski 😂😂😂

[@masonm1124]

AddyTGC- Clash Gaming you can't even sneak a radio in the cockpit!

[@VexifyGaming]

He's not dancing, he is being thrown sideways because the plane is sideways, dumbass.

[@EM81YT]

I don’t know who to wooosh here.

[@pizza_parker9689]

100 subscribers no video r/woosh

[@sovannli5390]

Plane: Smashes into the ground going 200 knots It’S BrIGhTEr HeRe

[@elie933]

that's so sad how they died :(

[@alipirzada1173]

+Ryan exactly why the fuck would u be like oh we aren't airborne let's carry on why the fuck don't they brake and abort

[@sputters2000]

dude dying in a plane crash is a badass way of dying

[@mahameedmh7255]

It's Not allowed to Abort Landing after reaching V1 Speed for any reason The V1 In their case was (190 Knots) It's safer to be in the air than to stop in the ground but this time it is kind of the opposite, as far as I know, That's what they were trained to do.

[@EternusTV]

*its brighter here*

[@jamilaiqbal6365]

WHY DID THEY NOT JUST BRAKE

[@Robin_3v]

lol the plane crashes then a ending with nice music what a show

[@SirDoggington]

Your profile picture. lol

[@DecentDr10]

“WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!” *”Attempting to take off the latest I can”*

[@loveplane737]

stepping on the brakes!

[@alittlebreesey]

2:34 *they're groovin'*

[@anthonyazore3139]

its amazing how not extending the flaps can make such a difference

[@aviation7573]

it wasn't because of the flaps, it was because one of the pilots accidentally applied the brakes during the take-off roll because the pilot was trained on a slightly different plane.

[@zeinmets3550]

The crash in which the pilots forgot to extend the flaps was Northwest 255

[@DieselJS]

Plane crashes: It's brighter here! Lol

[@davaxxgames2096]

R.I.P Karel Rachůnek, Pepa Vašíček a Jan Marek, vždy budete v mým srdci. Jsem na vás hrdý! Rachna kachna.

[@Dank_0018]

A plane crash is not bright and sunny thing

[@Treetops27]

It's bright alright

[@veritateseducational217]

Treetops LOL

[@OfficialDoggyYT]

Ive seen this air crash investigation and if im right, the pilot accedently pushed his feet on the landing gear brakes and that caused the plane to slow down and not get airborn. And its not the flaps, the flaps were set in the right position.

[@bluemysterio6194]

Today is September 7 2021 10 years later cant believe it

[@aons5481]

every plane has same cockpit in this channel

[@Skelyboss]

This cockpit is different then a lot of them now

[@Skelyboss]

Replying 2 years later lol

[@ZFanz]

@@Skelyboss lol

[@jegortsukanov8990]

when the pilot error using brakes wheel, but it wont lift off, when the wind pushes the wind to lose speed, it will stall, but its too heavy or angle attack, russian investigators needs to answer. (no typing, no questions)

[@RayRayfrfr]

Plane crashes: Smithsonian: It’s brighter here! ‘Happy music’ 😂

[@charonsferryold]

Sometimes I have fears before takeoff. Once the plane gets to speed, though, my only fear is if the plane doesn't get into the air.

[@Powerranger-le4up]

Two of the victims onboard, Pavol Demitra and Coach Igor Korolev, played for my hockey team, the St. Louis Blues. I remember watching Pavol play for the Blues.

[@marco1173]

The sound is way off in these clips. You can barely hear the narrator but the actors' voices are way too loud.

[@vixenow1674]

TrollBuster it's from the show called mayday, complain to discovery

[@memevasion3526]

TrollBuster dontbust memevasion who is defe-meme-tly not me-me

[@speckopath6288]

"WHAT YOU DOING!!!!"

[@abelucious]

30 years of flying and only 13 thousands flying hours? that breaks down to 433.3 hours of flying a year on average, that breaks down to 36.1 hours of flying a month on average, he flew 9 hours a week on average, that's nothing.

[@brycegaming7668]

I tried this on Infinite Flight, and everything failed. The only thing that could have caused this deadly Yak-42 crash is simply someone either stepping on the brakes, or someone just simply didn’t oil the fuggin elevators enough. This is stupid.

[@casparvonweissenberg7926]

Reason for the crash from Wikipedia: The subsequent investigation determined that several factors contributed to the accident, including poor training, the incorrect calculation of the take-off speed by the flight crew, and the inadvertent application of wheel braking by one of the pilots, who had improperly placed his feet on the pedals.[4] It was later revealed that the pilot had used falsified documents to obtain permission to fly the aircraft, and that both crew members lacked the training necessary to fly the Yak-42.[5]

[@tasha3757]

I breathed with a sigh of relief... "aaahh they made it"... Buuut, remembered this was a Smithsonian documentary when it still ended up crashing 🙄

[@sitrainsnmore]

Voicelines: 0:01 Nar: "On September 7th 2011 just before 4:00 in the afternoon, the plane starts down the runway." 0:08 Nar: "First officer Igor Zhevelov is the airline's vice president of flight operations." 0:14 Nar: "In his nearly 30 years of flying, he's racked up more than 13,000 hours in the air." 0:20 Capt: "Flaps are...30." 0:22 Nar: "Beside him, is captain Andrei Solomentsev." 0:25 Nar: "One of his closest friends." 0:28 F/O: "Gear down." 0:30 Nar: "Flight engineer Vladimir *unintelligible*, rounds out the three-man cockpit crew." 0:37 Capt. "Crew by taking off v1 is 119." 0:45 Nar: "The flight Engineer watches the gauges, it's his job to advise the captain when the plane reaches takeoff speed." 0:53 Jam. "The engine power should determine just how fast you get and if it's done properly and the flaps and slats are set right you will have the right right lift generated by the speed to get you off the ground safely as almost always happens." 1:06 Eng. "Rotate." 1:08 Vic. "The flight engineer called "Rotate" and the captain displays the yoke to rotate the elevators up to about ten degrees, this would have been sufficient for uh.. creating that takeoff attitude and the airplane lifting off." 1:24 Nar: "But the plane stays on the ground, some of the passangers sence trouble." 1:34 the runway is 3280 yards long, the crew must lift off before the 2,800 yard mark or they won't be able to stop safely, the plane has enough speed and should get airborne 1:47 unk. "220!" 1:49 Nar. "But instead of lifting off, the Yak 42 keeps going, past the end of the runway." 1:56 unk. "Going off the runway at the end of a takeoff roll." 2:03 F/O: "What you doin!" 2:05 Nar: "The crew struggles desperately to get the plane off the ground." 2:12 Nar: "Finally they succeed." 2:21 Nar: "The plane is airborne but not out of trouble." 2:27 Nar: Yak Service Flight 9633, isn't able to climb...And the pilots lose control 2:39 Nar: "It crashes 500 yards from the end of the runway."

[@jamesward5352]

ffs these are like mini stories with no fuckn ending!

[@willblake6526]

they're like trailer, there are full episodes somewhere else I think

[@alexmartin0824]

The episode is in the description

[@ALI.x]

Try air crash investigations usually 45 mins

[@owogamingguy]

These are like mini stories with no ending!

[@tomasvlogs4961]

I love the way the co-pilot said what you doing😂😂😂

[@kris93_]

what was the cause?

[@FFCUltra]

the two pilots forged their documents but werent actually qualified to fly, plus the co-pilot had a nerve disorder and wasn't supposed to be flying at all, because of his nerve disease he didnt realize he was stepping on the breaks during take off, which didnt allow the plane to get off the ground (obviously)

[@jaymoffatt8557]

KCüberAlles that doesnt make sense if they got to take off roll kias they should have lifted off were all 3 unqualified? did they not actually reach 190 knots indicated airspeed? holding the breaks wouldnt allow you to reach this speed when doing a run up you hold breaks add power and test. so im calling bullshit

[@BigPapaDennis]

Jack S dude my dad is a pilot at a Russian airline just because they crashed doesn't mean they are a bad company.nearly all of the airlines in the world have had a crash or a near crash

[@giuliof2000]

you are right and... Ryanair hasent one yet!

[@cripplingdepression8889]

There could be several causes: Airbrakes left on Elevator trim offset Flaps not deployed and most likely: taking off with back wind

[@K06E]

I like the “it’s brighter here” unlike everyone else

[@willshearer5428]

"Flaps 30" on takeoff😂😂 no wonder they won't come off the ground

[@email2131]

Will Shearer flaps thirty what about it

[@email2131]

Will Shearer its normal

[@nass2000_]

TwistedBlueFlame no flaps 30 is for landing, for take off the flaps must be set to 15 or 20

[@email2131]

Flap settings don’t matter that much with that high flap setting it could still get into the air

[@samsuggett]

Tofuu no because there would be WAYYYYY to much drag

[@sachitkoirala1958]

tried of long air crash investigation.excellent work smithsonian keep it up

[@ohchicken8365]

*"WHAT YOU DOING?!"*

[@authenticlambdatoaster]

2:25 In the actual camera/CCTV footage there is online the antenna was hit by the fuselage as the plane was going straight for it.

[@lucasdelgado4486]

2:26 tower is standing nice and sturdy. Left wing: im about to end this mans whole career. Edit: left wing strikes tower. Tower:falls Left wing: doesn’t even get chipped*

[@Skelyboss]

Who cares

[@FilipinoDoesMusicXD]

“It’s brighter here” Brighter with fire and debris.

[@hypringames4553]

Gear down, flaps thirty at tackoff? Well that’s realistic.

[@loveplane737]

and applying brakes during takeoff

[@xepic_c7901]

*takeoff

[@iminor2450]

Why am I so fascinated by these videos? My government might come looking for me.

[@thecatsman]

No links to an explanation for this tragedy - for Smithsonian this is just a short fun video. I have found this several times where a story is left hanging with no links. This channel is - in my opinion - pure crap, despite their pro. video skills. I go, i no come back.

[@tylerpeterson4726]

These are teasers for their full documentaries. They have a playlist of full episodes.

[@CaptainEarls]

Explaination: The pilots were experts, that did not use their expertise to stop the aircraft. If it does not take off when reaching middle of runway you make a full stop. Runways are several kilometers for a reason

[@dariomontieri7062]

Captain Earls nope, the captain had some problems with his skin and he was actually breaking without realizing

[@adtc]

Bob Loosemore it's a teaser ad. They want you to buy the full length episode. Of course you can also read about the incident on Wikipedia.

[@strikefallgaming]

Bruh. They literally have a link to it in their description?

[@leenatorne5355]

This is so addictive

[@antonik2674]

MATE!!! At the begging when introducing the captain he says 'flaps are 30'!!!! NO WONDER THEY CRASHED!

[@vizio2003]

Having it at flaps 30 would have Increased the chance of lift. Though it was probably during a landing sequence.

[@email2131]

Anthony I don't understand flaps 30 is normal

[@algrayson8965]

The Clumsy Gamer - Perhaps no commenter knows the Yak-42?

[@annadoesroblox6205]

Yes flaps 30 would create drag, but they got a good enough speed. I think they took off with a strong tailwind

[@Ethanotron]

Why am I watching these 4 days before my flight

[@robloxgaminggammaraysrggr3905]

I can already see the problem, and I just clicked on the video. (Note I'm 11) First, they didn't stop the plane, and spool up the thrust for take-off, therefore the plane sped up slower, causing it to over run the runway. They didn't reach V1, until far off the runway, and then they crashed. Okay, then I keep watching it and the pilots make the plane pitch up so much that the plane stalls, and hell happens.

[@seanhean1858]

Use spools up instead or rev up next time ;)

[@robloxgaminggammaraysrggr3905]

Thanks. :D

[@robloxgaminggammaraysrggr3905]

Actually never mind, they did spool the engines. It was just the fact that the pilot put brakes on whilst trying to lift the nose up. Along with keeping the throttle NOT at max. So the plane sped up slower, but the captain put the throttle to full soon after. So then they run over the runway, they start to lift off, but the plane crashes into a tower. And because of the pilots trying to lift the plane up, they lose control. And Crash..

[@gonetea4081]

+ROBLOXGamingGammaRays [RGGR] irl pilots don't use max thrust to lift off usually

[@dariomontieri7062]

gonatrollya yeah they get on 40% i think? Or is it only for the 737?

[@lilshogun9320]

hate seeing passengers on planes in a horrible crash.

[@tylenol544]

me playing X-Plane: this video, I once used xplane to learn how to fly, when I was at the runway, I crashed Turns out I only had 1 engine on except 2 :(

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

Superman. Where are you, when we all need you ?

[@hollycolvin9829]

roses are red violets are blue I'm unsubscribing because of your outro

[@550arizona]

Roses are red Shoot, that plane's too low I am unsubbing Because of your outro

[@akorn9943]

Rhyme Skills 100

[@nathanielweber7843]

The Jedi are dead The Death Star is round ITS OVER ANAKIN I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND!!!

[@cameroncapell27]

Incase nobody knows the reason for this is the following: One of the pilot had a bad medical history that led to him sometimes loosing touch in his feet. So he was unintentionally pressing down on the break pedal causing the plane not to get lift and not able to gain enough speed

[@algrayson8965]

Cameron capell - And he wasn't really a pilot. Forged his license, faked his papers, bribed his way into the pilot seat. Learned his...um,...skills from "Airplane Piloting For D.U.M.M.I.E.S.©"

[@MrBubblebananas]

Any deaths/survivors/explanation?

[@2012svk]

all the passengers died, it's flight with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl hockey players

[@mbta1000]

2012svk Not entirely. Only one passenger, Alexander Sizov, the flight engineer, survived. A hockey player, Alexander Galimov also survived, but he died five days later. The cause was pilot error, and improper certification and training between the co-pilot and pilot.

[@JoeyFlyBoy]

2012svk The Flight Attendant. Alexander Sizov survived

[@sammagdua2839]

Mr.Bubblebanana dead and survive

[@justinlee8077]

everybody has different medical condition and u better thank god you are not one of the people in that flight

[@rileyvonbevern4652]

Reminder, always know your plane and if you cant take off slam them brakes :(

[@ekoda2100]

If I was the captain, I would slow the plane down if it went past the speed of the planes normal takeoff and line up again and retry. It's a lot more safer then going off and risking people's life on board

[@ekoda2100]

+Pika Pikachu but it would be safer than what they dis

[@ekoda2100]

+Adeel Gaming did

[@ryanbeach2939]

they were past V1, there was never enough time to stop the plane safely, probably would have had the same result.

[@DorianTMChannel]

Yeah, but it might reduce the death toll if they were going slower.

[@email2131]

planes spotter and railfanner you wouldn't know that the plane would crash

[@3chords490]

I thought that on take off the first moment that you detect anything that doesn't seem right in any way at all you just abort the take off (unless you have passed the point of no return which it seemed that they did not). At around 1.23 in the video why did they not instantly abort? It looks like even after that they had a few seconds to abort? Or does the video not represent what really happened?

[@sawajiri100]

Aircrash investigation from NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNEL

[@richiewillie2us]

By the way I'm not a pilot but a V1 speed of 190 knots seems it a bit crazy fast to me, my first thought was to wonder if it was the Concorde or something. Is that accurate?

[@vladimirvladimirovichputin4960]

Russian planes use kph

[@northamericanpichu]

2:26 *b o o p*

[@ApexWrath]

Every video on this channel about planes always ends in a crash

[@_vsplashyy2k_677]

This channel dose my ed in becUz it never ever tells You why it crashed but “it’s brighter here “ lamo

[@OllieWales]

I like how it doesn't tell you the casualties or why it happened.

[@kgmyatthu3171]

The best acting i seen so far in this channel.

[@trainz3982]

The Cameraman never fails to survive

[@cvpiguy]

What happens when you come to this channel? You get cliffhangered

[@abelincoln5698]

i had a friend who was on a plane in Lexington KY that was trying to take off on a runway that was too short . The plane crashed in the grass and caught fire and everyone died except one pilot ,who was really the one who was mainly responsible for the accident.

[@zeinmets3550]

Dang, so your friend was one of the passengers that were on board Comair Flight 5191? I'm so sorry for your loss

[@owogamingguy]

These are like mini stories with no ending!

[@wolfsrule100]

This is one of my worst flying fears....and I fly in 5 days..WHY did I watch this?!

[@revanapriliosanjaya508aviation]

Tiny bump hit by wing but in real life hit by fuselage

[@loganhalstead3714]

You're right, it is brighter here...once the plane is ingulfed in flames.

[@shadowxxe]

1:20 Jeez could have just said the plane was rotated to a 10 degree pitch in order to take off instead of throwing a load of useless adjectives

[@1985_Honda_CRX_Si]

Completed outro The fire is brighter here!

[@hueyrosayaga]

lol XD

[@justsaltandthatsit8919]

Maintenance check is number one priority

[@0_mfg]

2:16 sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight. *plane crashes* *smithsonian: its brighter here*

[@Fred_MAF]

Ryanair:smooth takke off👌👍

[@definecodm-yt8519]

People: **dies** Smithsonian Channel: *Its Brighter Here*

[@neperqiell3496]

What most people dont know about this is that an entire ice hockey time was on board

[@Jack-ee5fi]

Was it cold? Icy? As the could've been ice on the wings which will change the wing shape with could cause it to stay down

[@xepic_c7901]

it crashed caused one of the pilots kept his feet on the brakes

[@julievanderleest]

Why does it seems like a large number of planes that have major problems or crashes are Dc10s?

[@saddamhussein3849]

You know what this reminds me of... That scene from Jurassic Park 3.

[@bpollitt3491]

Everyone dies: *Happy Music plays* Smithsonian channel.... its brighter here

[@duccypod8935]

Plane crash: everyone dies. Smithsonian: we got sunshine and rainbow

[@everythingedgi1077]

And this comrades, is why you take MiG.

[@dreamlinermaxneo6232]

"V1 is 190." thicc plane requires thicc takeoff

[@alwaysaviation4477]

Why does the end of the runway not have the runway heading and side for example 13L

[@vipinkumarkhateek]

00:27 This is what happens when you say "gear down" during takeoff😐😐

[@vanessa9078]

Why the hell am I watching this like 1 hour before my flight?

[@saxaren1133]

They made the wrong thing, they could have slowed down with the help of the grass.

[@jackyzhou3642]

When u hear that the only survivor is the mechanic, u know why it crashed

[@u2b891]

Why?

[@CreatingRandomly]

The captains hands looks like a baby

[@derekwall200]

this can happen when you takeoff with a tailwind or high winds and even microbursts can cause this sort of accident

[@email2131]

Derek Wall this is CLEARLY not one of those. There is no storm

[@hueyrosayaga]

both pilots weren't qualified to fly the plane, and the co-pilot had a nerve disorder, making him press the brakes on the entire takeoff roll without realizing it.