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Former military here, couldn't get help because it jeopardized my job... Healthcare worker now, still can't get help bc I'll lose my job. You basically can't get help if you help others. It's a joke.

A bit off topic bear with me. Saw a good documentary on the DC-10 and it's troubled history, especially the early years. Man the deficiencies and corner cutting sure sounded very familiar to what's going on with Boeing. A LOT LIKE WHAT'S GOING ON WITH BOEING!!!!!!! Great job as I've come to expect. 😎

Hi, first thanks for your fantastic videos, and my question is, maybe stupid haha, if anyone is thinking of putting airbags in the cabin and if it is feasible, greetings.

I don’t normally get upset at the pilot errors during these. This one really made me so mad because they simply were out here ignoring everything intended to keep people safe because of ego, and a serious lack of communication!

Chains, chains, chains!

Thank you 🙏🏼

This is one of the best episodes of Mentour Pilot I've ever watched - the technical details are superb AS ALWAYS! The cherry on the proverbial cake is the happy ending - a disastrous scenario excellently managed by the 2 Pilots (and the crew). Great one!!

This is the video which proves the leadership of the captain and friendship by the first captain and team work through coordination. This is a beautiful video

I have never liked flying and every time I watch a video like these (and I've watched many) I reconfirm how insane the whole idea seems. Trains, ships, automobiles. No planes. Way too much room for human error despite all of the automation that is being built into airliners--there's just too much room for human error still, as this video shows. That's all aside from the fact that the airline companies are focused more on making money by making their passengers increasingly uncomfortable and charging them more and more for baggage--even carryons for crying out loud and my reaction to all of them is a big middle finger. The airlines suck. Period. And the company that makes so many of those planes--Boeing--sucks even worse.

at 20:57, it makes sense. that guy was trying too hard to balance that cup of coffee on his wrist that he couldn't pay attention to his station.

It's like having emergency vehicles powered by electricity which doesn't work in an emergency.

the iranians tried to hijack the plane but commotion inside the plane due to this attempt led to its exploding midair

4:28 AI ground worker about to have a very bad day

Honestly you kinda ruined the video by promoting betterhelp in the end which has been demonstrated to be a scam time after time.

Anyone else think that it's weird that every plane that has impacted land leaves rather obvious evidence that it was indeed an airplane. Yet, a particular airplane that crashed in Shanksville, PA (probably the only commercial airline that ever did so easily researchable) that it COMPLETELY VAPORIZED. No bodies, no titanium engine parts, NOTHING left of the plane. Heck, the coroner was quoted as saying as soon as he got on scene, he stopped being a coroner because there were no bodies. Anyway, the visible wreckage in this video reminded me of that incident and how implausible the story seemed.

I was wondering if you could do a an episode of Sichuan Airlines 8633? I watched the theatrical movie release of the incidence, but I would love to hear a technical explanation of it. ( I know you did a short video of it like 6 years ago, but was wondering if you might be able to explain it a little more)

If you want to get away with murder, be a French pilot.

Such incompetence, thank the Lord there were no other people in the fuselage.

7:22 A 4 hours break is a joke. A human being cannot possibly rest properly during that time, especially if their circadian rhythm is absolutely whack. I've worked such shifts, and believe me, even with an 8 hours break you get absolutely nothing done. Just existing like a zombie... Basically imagine being permanently jet lagged, hungover, while having to work at random times during the day.

I am in pure shock and disbelief looking at the actions of this flight crew. I'm absolutely stuck for words I don't know what to say. How on Earth can both Pilot's sit through all of these warnings continuously alerting them to the blatant obvious situation. I never seen so much disgusting disregard for SOP's and total disregard to keep people safe in the air and on the ground. Aviation is all about safety and the 3 main things that should always be followed in any situation 1- AVIATE 2- NAVIGATE 3- COMMUNICATE. I'm so so angry to see this behaviour from a professional flight crew.

It appears to me that a captain & FO are a team & that they should work together at all times...

Wow amazing video

I love how incredible the graphic capabilities of modern simulations have gotten over the last 10-15 years! .. even down to screw heads and dust on displays. God I wish I could code like that!

This is what happens when your confidence and self arrogance is higher than standard protocols

I love how your videos take us into the mind of the pilots. we see what they would see. it's great. so much better than just telling me what happened.

We have way more fuel in the left wing than in the right. We have way less total fuel than we should. Yep, definitely a computer glitch and not a fuel leak.... Hahaha. I'm usually on the pilots' side, but this is a bit stupid.

He had overdosed with Joe Rogan😂

We did a go-around coming into SFO from Prague via Vienna. 12 hour flight I believe. From watching the videos I knew exactly what was happening before the captain came on the PA to tell us about it. We were on the approach, losing speed and dropping altitude, when we started tilting up and gaining speed. "We're doing a go-around" I said to my gf. "Must be something in his way". Sure enough, when the captain came on the PA he said there was another airplane on our runway, and he had to give them time to get out of the way. he sounded a bit perturbed. I bet he was all up in someone's face about why that happened. Anyway, now I know that they had to have calculated fuel for this contingency... being it was a long-haul flight. What if the wind had been against us the whole way? Or we'd had to do another go-around? We did land safely.

Until clear evidence shows otherwise, I remain fully convinced that China is the one who can answer the question what happened to Flight MH370. Even IF it was the pilot who went rogue, that still doesn’t explain the lack of wreckage, kerosine, oil, bodies / body parts, suitcases etc etc. Oh and when family, loved ones, friends etc were informed about the situation they stated calling passengers on the plane. Wherever the plane was at that moment, it was somewhere that allowed for cellphone reception. A lot of people said the phone was ringing like always, but nobody answered. After a while the phone lines were all dead.

54:01 but did you know all the debris found by one guy?? to me its kinda weird that he went to alot of different places and the just to found debris ... google "debris found by one guy"

What would happen if the Concorde was made by Boeing?

Sideslip in that situation is amazing 👏

Another great video, as always. Would be great to see your take on what happened to Americian Airlines flight AA2473 recently.

Little do we know, the Captain and 1st officer are actually playing a rather intense play of billiard pool, while usually at the same time, the 1st engineer would be out for a walk.

Very interesting about the technical side of tracking this plane,but nothing really about the second pilot on board ? Let’s say the Captain was intent on a suicide mission,surely the second officer would realise what was happening,and would try and stop him ? Unless the Captain incapacitated the first officer or managed to lock him out of the flight deck ?

Remember the German first officer who committed suicide by locking out the captain and flying into a mountain? It’s sa somewhat similar story as this one in the video. He didn’t qualify properly, but it was overlooked.

I got to get on an a380 dubai to Bangkok feb 2024. It was an awesome experience.

This is where verbal AI will be hugely beneficial. Be like "Hey Cap. You sure you lined up with the correct runway? Ain't looking right Bro' from where I'm sitting here in my data centre".