Skydiving accident kills instructor and first time jumper in Newnan
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Teenager Jeanna Triplicata was on a tandem jump with instructor Nick Esposito with SkyDive Atlanta when, according to investigators, the main parachute opened incorrectly.
Everyone is wishing the girl RIP but y’all forgot the person who died with her. Rest in heaven, you two little angels
Shut the fuck up
@@kings3411 Wow, nice
kings3411 Wow, nice
@@kings3411 wow, nice
To show sympathy is not to seek attention... How inhumane have humans has become
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Here is free robux so shut up
He’s kind of calm after witnessing his daughter die!
Absolutely unbelievable!
Was my thoughts exactly... 😧😕
Right! What the actual...??? Looks like he's just chillin. I know people deal with grief differently but... this is on another level.
Way too cool, I'd be inconsolable.
He's calm because he's in a rocking lazy boy chair.. Not sure if that had anything to do with his state of mind at the time.
I will do my first skydiving jump when am 90 years old, that way I got nothing to lose :D
that's what I was going to do as well
That’s smart
Same, I also plan on doing supernatural games at that age. Im not tryna end up like teenagers in scary movies, I wanna be the random old person that just accepts theres a ghost up in their house and they just coexist
..but the question, would you want to check out that way? 😱I think not. 🙄😖😕🙁
If you make it to 90
For just losing a daughter, that father seemed surprisingly ok.
No kidding
No matter how certified the partner is, I will never consider skydiving "safe".
Fr
Same thoughts here. Actually sky diving need some more time for some safe technology to come out. Once you are free-falling in sky, there is no abort button, no plan B.
@@kanakalatahembram1650 yes there is. There are 2 parachutes. The primary and the emergency
@@Jacks.Outback They can get tangled up, or not deploy at all... then what?
Itz safer than driving
Damn im here after what happened whit tyler the 18 year old who recently died.
Makes me not wanna try this ever.
R.I.P
well... actually he died at 2016, just the footage was revealed recently
@@kocho2815 thank you for clearing that up!
Awful what happened
I've never wanted to try it, but I'm here for the same reason!
If you survive the jump, you feel excited and thrilled and you will always talk about it for the rest of your days.
The problem is when something goes wrong... You and your family will wish you had not done it.
We get in a car and we can't avoid a car accident... But to know that we didn't need to get into a parachute jump or activity, but that is what killed our loved one...so sad.
Exactly
I never wanted to skydive because if something goes wrong, it's certain death. I have only a few items on my bucket list and #1 is to save someone's life.
Why the fuck would that be on your bucket list? Bucket lists are for fun things, you just want to save someone’s life for your own selfish purposes.
@@isrulius such a weird thing to insult someone about
What if you have to skydive to save a life?
Good for you, George!
Skydiving is actually pretty damn safe because of the two parachute system/AAD that fires off at a certain altitude. Most deaths are from operator error, but they do happen 😞
The father looks surprisingly relaxed and chill about his daughters death
Beyond fucking weird
As I currently go through my AFF training and then eventually reaching my A-license for skydiving, moments like this really hit me because life is ultimately too short and so precious. She was only eighteen and just graduated high school, had her whole life ahead of her. I'm learning all the fundamental basics of this sport that I fell in love with whole heartedly. May she rest in peace and have real wings to fly to her hearts content.
Good luck with that career man! You’re seriously brave!
@@chadthundercock646 yeah, there is competitive skydiving
what does skydiving accomplish besides dopeamine and adreneline be safe but also be smart dude
@@shinski8114 same for other sports
@@Laiteux you dont fall from 20k feet doing other sports
You sign a waver saying they are not responsible. I've been skydiving, the extent amount of time preparing students, warning and re-warning and reminding people that nothing is certain. Unfortunately things like this can happen.
Those waivers don't actually mean anything though, especially if the accident is avoidable and directly caused by negligence. There's no such thing as a legally binding 'death waiver' in the US, you cannot consent to being injured, maimed or killed.
A family was just awarded 40 million dollars because the skydiving "school" that took their son out on his first jump allowed an uncertified hobby jumper to work as an instructor and unfortunately it lead to the death of both the son and the instructor. The same "school" had 20 other similar deaths occur and numerous serious accidents over the course of their time operating.. So it all really depends on the school, the instructors, were the conditions reasonably safe, and whether or not the business is maintaining industry standard safety protocol and not taking any unreasonable risks with their client's and employee's lives.
To be fair that particular skydiving center has had numerous issues for a long time..many deaths at that place making it sketchy. The top skydiving dropzones rarely ever have these situations because of how they are run and how safety conscious everyone is. Like you said negligence is never an excuse that whole situation is deff not standard across dropzones. However it is a dangerous activity so if something does go wrong out of their control like both main and reserve failing (highly highly highly unlikely) then they are covering themselves.
Thrill seeking is a risk,I don't know if it's worth it really😪
It's not, imho
.😕😒☹🙁
It's not if you lose!
Most ppl don't even like it. They just wanna try and then post it on social media to tell everybody they have done something "cool"
@TRUTH _ Nope not if your a good defensive driver like me😉💪
@@sunnysamuel5215 i hope youre being sarcastic and dont really believe that.. otherwise you're an absolute fucking idiot.
Father seems pretty chill about it. You know accidents happen, guess I’ll just make another kid.
Why on earth would you want to jump of a plane
Its like doing a cannonball to a swimming pool
It could be dangerous but it is fun
@@princekurtandrewstevelopez8279 u compared jumping into a 12 ft pool to jumping out of a plane from 12000ft...... ya just like that
The father is like, just one of those days.
M Detlef i’m her brother. the professionals working there packed it.
I thought it was very compassionate of him to not be looking to assign blame, even though he clearly wants to know what happened.
@M Detlef Explain how you got any of those words out of what I wrote.
You go through denial phrases and it hits you later. Please be kind and non judgmental
Barok Espinoza exactly. He maybe in the denial stage. We can’t judge anyone
I’m a licensed skydiver. The mortality rate in our sport is low. We are trained to prepare for emergencies and our equipment has multiple redundancies. The FAA imposes regulations for the Pilot and Parachute operations. While there is an inherent risk to jumping (same for anything else), deaths do occur occasionally unfortunately. Even if you have no intention of being a skydiver and are content being strapped to someone, ask for licensing. The tandem master and pilot should both be up to date, and ask about the condition of the plane and the parachute system.
@Ram Lover It does, and tandems open at a slightly higher altitude than fun jumpers, so there's a little extra time to get problems sorted out. However, that isn't always so easy to accomplish. When your main malfunctions, it can send you into a spin so strong that you blackout or can barely reach for your cutaway ring.
@Ram Lover Ahh man! I wish I could do AFF again for my first time. Have fun with it and take your time. Don't be pressured to rush through the levels; give yourself time to absorb the book material and reflect on the jump experience. I don't want to get all "internet expert" on you, but losing your arch during a malfunction is 100% guaranteed. Don't sweat it. I've seen jumpers deploy in kinds of crazy positions, both intentionally and unintentionally. Your reserve is spring loaded. It will catch wind and get above you whether you like it or not. So lock that cutaway process into muscle memory. Really, the simple act of jumping solo, getting under canopy, and landing is about as safe as it gets. You'll learn that it's the extreme maneuvers and other jumpers that will ruin your day. The real dangers are while you're under a perfect canopy. This tandem accident is truly a rare thing.
Ram Lover If your main goes into a strong spiral cut that bitch instantly. It’s only going to increase your spin rate and cause further line twists on your reserve. FUCK THIS SPORT. It’s awesome but the risk is through the roof.
@@extremisttotheextremeantid7554 No it's not. You have to be fully aware of what you are doing a fatal car accident is WAY more likely comparing it to a skydiving accident resulting in death *Corrected DEATH If you were a jumper you would know this. Check the statistics and I would be happy to discuss these things with you.
@Ram Lover What level are you on now? One of the things you want to always be aware of when you get in the plane is practice those emergency procedures everytime. Know your decision altitude. Once you become licensed you with learn about currency and becoming complacent. Most accidents resulting in death happen when you are a higher license holder. Always know you are surrounded by people that have learned these lessons and be open to learning to better yourself. We can always be better and build each other up! What is your home dz?
Wait a minute. A story identical to this just came out about an 18 year old young man diving while tied to his instructor. Their chute didn’t open. It happened a few years ago but the news just came out. So strange. Diving out of a plane is just not ok.
yeah lol, that story is what brought me here as well. apparently jumping out of a plane can be quite dangerous lol
It is okay it’s an accident you know the risk your taking
accidents are extremely rare, that's exactly why they make the news, crossing the road, driving and climbing the stairs are all far more dangerous than skydiving
@@grassytramtracks u can say all that bs but at end of day , if she didn’t go sky diving , she would be alive
@@grassytramtracks "crossing the road, driving and climbing the stairs are all far more dangerous than skydiving" - just straight up lies.
This is so sad 😭😭😭
There’s absolutely no reason to skydive, there’s 100 other activities that don’t involve such risk. No need at all
Exactly, and that a horrible way to go. 😖😕😒☹🙁😱
Those other activities might still get you killed, accidents happen
@@_goldia stop it. Normal day to day activities are 1000x less risky. Obviously anything is a risk, going outside is a risk, but I’ll stick to walking, biking, swimming in normal pools, play sports, etc.
FYI Someone can drown in a pool, because ur scared to skydive doesn’t mean that others shouldn’t do it.
@@_goldia go for it. We don’t care!!!!
The father's reaction is peculiar, to say the least. He acts like he lost his car keys instead of his daughter.
I thought the same. I thought he was an expert analyst or something at first. I would rather rot in hell for eternity than have to bury my baby.
Exactly
Have u ever lost ur car keys ? It’s very annoying
For everyone bashing the fathers demeanor - its called emotional intelligence. Time, place and restraint; acting irrational or emotional doesn't prove anything but a lack of self control.
This comment needs to be pinned.
Acting emotional because your daughter died is lack of self control okay writing that down
Going skydiving this July for the first time for my 21st birthday I would appreciate prayers for safety.
You will be alright!
Dont go
Thoughts & prayers.
🙏🛩️
I’m also going on my birthday in July! We’ll be fine!!
Her father seems so cool and okay with it. Wow
Yeah cause a 30 second clip really tells you how he feels 🙄
No he doesn’t
Your username says it all.
Everyone grieves differently
Yeah dude was telling the story like it was someone else's kid
I can only imagine what was going thru her mind when she realized the chute didn't open. Scary shit 😱
Did my first skydive at 35yrs old, last month.. Awesome experience.. Odds of dying is like photographing lightning in Arizona
I've photographed lightning in Arizona! lol
I died photographing lightning in Arizona
Jeanna, you are never going to be forgotten!
do you still remember her ?
That’s awful 😟 makes me feel glad that I survived my tandem skydive. Just shows that life is unpredictable...R.I.P
I definitely understand the risk of death from jumping out the birds as a former Airborne veteran. My condolences to the family and friends.
This was in Thomaston at Skydive Atlanta, I know because I worked there. This sucked, Nick was awesome. RIP
I wanted to go there but the price too high
@K Maxx nick didn’t pack it dumbass
@@EazzyBeezie who did? The victim?
@@kalvinbaber5484 we had parachute packers who pack all day. I don’t work there anymore.
@@EazzyBeezie Ok and wow
Have you ever went Skydiving? I have 0 interest in it
"We are desperate to know what happened" . while is rocking on his chair lol
He looks pretty chill for losing a daughter
Grief is a hell of an experience. He is still in shock.
Until you lose someone you love, you'll never understand grief. You can be fine within minutes of losing them because of shock and disbelief. Its just a rollercoaster of feelings.
Yes and he conveniently needs a go fund me. He is the parent what happened to something called insurance. Bless the young lady. Her dad do not look to shook up as he rocks in chair .
@@saragsanders5916 love how everyone becomes a deeply talented and perceptive psychologist in the comment section. Truth is no one knows what he's going through
Fear is a completely rational thing and you should listen to it most of the time; however, some of the most life defining experiences happen when you’re feeling the most fear. That’s what skydiving is about. It’s about you having the “it” factor that it takes to do something so crazy as jumping from a perfectly good airplane. One thing I learned is that when you’re free falling, you have ZERO fear. All that built up fear before the jump is replaced with peace. Peace amidst the chaos. Yes people die skydiving, but all things set equal, more people still die in car accidents. Don’t let these stories keep you from finding out what it truly means to live, and IF you were to die doing something like this, it would have been a life you could hang your hat on because you didn’t just survive in fear.
Completely agree. I did a tandem a few years ago and another this year. There is no fear except when the doors first open, then when you hit the airstream it’s a transcendent experience, and joyous. The second time I was calmer and it felt completely natural. These vids cherry pick the tragedies simply because it’s sky diving. If the young girl died during a car accident with her driving instructor ( a far more likely scenario statistically), it wouldn’t make headline news.
What a tragedy
Wait, so the guy with the glasses explaining the scene is her father? He doesn't look inconsolable like the reporter says, looks like he explaining as just some random spectator...I'd be unable to speak if I saw any family member die that way in front of me, wth he's just rocking in his chair all nonchalant....
Not everyone grieves the same. Right now he's probably still in denial and the shock hasn't hit him yet.
he is. i’m the brother of jeanna. trust me, when we found out she was gone he was not okay.
@@giot2627 Aw I'm sorry Giovanni, forgive me...may she rest in peace. Know you will miss playing in a band with her. God Bless...
Shame on you for writing this comment. Who are you to judge someone's grieving process?
@@samjagerable Yes I totally agree shame on me, that's why I apologized. I honestly jumped to conclusion as if the father hadn't already grieved it's my mistake & will learn from it.
There is no such thing as a 'freak accident' when you jump out of an airplane.
Oh wow, she looks exactly like her grandmother 💓💓. I'm so sorry to the families for your beautiful losses.
Kindly keep us posted on the investigation report Pls... This is very important for new Skydivers. Thank you very much..
I shouldn't be watching this a week before my first skydive
The investigation report found that she jumped from a plane.
@@slavlivesmatter7190 did you made it?
I’m almost 14 and really want to skydive. Knowing that teens die from it really haunts me
Jumping out of a plane isn't something I've ever had a desire to do, not a fan of heights or falling, but I'm sure others get a real thrill out it, and unfortunately accidents do happen, but that's true with just about anything you do from driving your car to even just using the stairs in your home.
May her soul rest in peace
2 people died
Words from a wise man “NEVER GO SKYDIVING” it’s completely unnecessary.
wow. that is pretty harsh.
she was having the time of her life.
thewewguy8t88 I’m in this to save lives... even just 1 life makes a difference.
M Detlef that’s so inappropriate, i’m her brother.
M Detlef because there is .00057% chance of an accident, and no i didn’t it wasn’t my choice or place
Sorry by my college bound daughter not jumping out no air plane. R.I.P to jeanna
Well she was 18. She could do it without parental permission... Plus her grandma did it as well. Comments like this aren't helpful at all. What if her parents seen this? They are still grieving. You can even check their public facebook posts that show how much they miss her. Expressing condolence for their loss is the only thing acceptable... Not guilt tripping the parents. Parents do not have 100% control over their children's lives. Think before commenting
The father doesn't seem to give a damn , could be a step father but something is not right about him !
Is not jumping out of an airplane*** not "jumping out of no airplane"
@@sheepsfoot2 he understands it was an accident, what else do you want him tj say ?
@@Aj-me8mo it’s called slang
My sincere condolences to all of you grieving the loss of your beloved family member. My heart aches for you.
The chance of you dying is so low like you have to worry more about the car ride home than the actual skydiving
When do we admit that parachutes are emergency devices. Being used as recreation is ludicrous. Such a waste.
RIP both of them 😢
Heartbreaking,warm regards and tears for your loss. ×2
Story like this make people think twice about: "life is short" "yolo" "doing what you love" "no risk no reward".
I've flown in my dreams. I'm very satisfied
Line twist on the primary, and perhaps the instructor didn’t cut away in time. Line twists happen all the time, but the instructor should have been able to kick out of it. Hate to say it, but seldom does the equipment fail.....and almost always it’s user error. Sad but it happens as this is a sport not without danger or risks.
Can I tell y’all. There is NO NEED TO JUMP OUT OF AN AIRPLANE! Don’t be in shock if you die...
Yup just as dumb as climbing mountains. Feel much worse for someone killed in car accident.
its fun lmao? skydiving is safer than driving btw
There are flights, outside military aviation, where pilots are REQUIRED to wear parachutes because THERE IS A NEED TO JUMP OUT OF AN AIRPLANE... maybe
🤔
What a horrible way to go...RIP ladies🙏🙏😇😇
RIP to both, the sky diver was a man though🙏
What sucks is they had to experience going through that insane roll spinning up and down until they finally hit the ground.
It made them black out before impact
That was probably the main parachute they saw after it was cut away.
@@Mythicalbeast_KatieWilson it is very doubtful they blacked out.
So sad. Praying for her family
I've been skydiving 5 times, but will never go again now that I have 2 little kids
Damn.
What a good and honorable man, her father.
I really like people like him, who despite their pain and desperation for answers show strength and resolve, but without being consumed by bitterness.
I'll never understand why people want to risk their lives like that.
And you’ll never truly live because you’ll spend your whole life in fear
The father is acting like an attorney representing a client's case...very detached...
136 jumps, 1972-1980 (130 freefalls), and tandem jumping scares the hell out of me. I'd never do it
So sorry for your loss
Can u sky dive with 20 reserve chutes ?
pov: you’re from her best friend’s tiktok, rip
the harry styles shirt made this hurt even more... all the love to her
The fact she was wearing a Harry styles shirt made me cry she was obviously a beautiful soul
The fact that she died made me cry, but I understand, wearing a Harry Styles shirt is definitely a fashion fail.
@@fujimoyt6571 i know you’re trying to make a point, but you’re coming off as more of a dick than the person who only cares that she was wearing a harry styles shirt.
@@fujimoyt6571 yea no ofc I’m upset at her dying it’s just adding on to it yk?
She should have worn a ‘Winger’ t-shirt. Sad.
Sad. I'll stay grounded. There's enough danger with two feet on the ground let alone dipping myself into the air. And what's up with the odd demeanor and lack of empathy on the fathers part as he does this interview. It sounds ss though he's talking about a death of a loved one after 15 years. Not a week. Odd.
You know I wouldn't go on judging a father that just lost his daughter. Different is different but not wrong. You can't tell anyone how they are supposed to grieve. Have you ever lost someone and you were just in shock?! Who are you to interpret someone's grieving process? Shame on you.
He's probably still in shock or on meds to keep him calm.
Heartbreaking.
I got some crazy glue for you mama
@@ralfievaldes343 why
Because I'm mentally disabled
@@ralfievaldes343 sorry to here that
This is a sad story. You can fly wherever you want now girl.
How come when both die, they never even mention the instructor?
Is life itself not a big enough thrill? Enjoy and appreciate life.
The odds of dying in a skydiving accident is 1/ 101083 that’s pretty good odds
He look to calm for me
@Destin Omura *to
She was a Harry fan 🥺 Rest In Peace beautiful angel 👼
who tf cares if she was a harry fan, grow up jesus
I went skydiving once. It was amazing, one of the most fun things I've ever done..... I'll NEVER do it again because tossing dice with my life isn't something I want to do very many times.... This is just horrible luck on the 1st jump 😕
I'm typing this from my bed with 3 blankets and 3 pillows. I still haven't found a single video on CZcams where something went wrong with the pillow in a freak pillow accident and they died. I feel very safe
It's not a freak accident when you've jump out of a plane I don't understand why anyone would skydive.
Stupid, very stupid way to lose her life. "I don’t know what went wrong", says her old man. What went wrong was going up and jumping. May be she wanted to show off, or just bored with life.
Sorry for the victims and their families, please DO NOT GO SKYDIVING no room for error or at least take like 3 parachutes. Why cant they make much better chutes by now?
I jumped once,....it was fun, but these occasional videos are making me reconsider going again.
Me too.
The sad part is for the girl she literally just graduated in May or June depending on the school and then the summer she dies in skydiving accident
RIP the guy too
I know this is going to sound so crazy to some, but me personally cant wrap my brain around the term "freak skydiving accident."
I mean, it seems a redundant thing to say. You are choosing to jump thousands of feet towards the ground with with the only thing stopping you is the reliance of a rope and piece of cloth.
Why take that risk for a quick rush?
@cameraflyer yes I am aware its more then just sting and cloth.
1 out of 9000 times is a great record. But after that 1 time...
Risk taking is fun and exciting until it isn't.
Just my personal opinion
@cameraflyer seems you both have 9000 jumps. Quite impressive.
And yes, I agree...they call them emergency for a reason ;)
You are falling thousands of feet to the ground.
Don’t know what is appealing about jumping out of a damn plane ✈️ people need to stop this stupid practice. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I can tell her daddy is so devastated
So Skydive Atlanta says the most of the jump was uneventful?
I believe 100% of the time this should be expected 👀
Yes but it's still horrible when it happens.It's like driving a car hitting a truck it's to be expected.
It is and it's why they have back up chutes... I wonder if they let her pack them?? Sad tragedy.. some schools teach parachute knots to students... Time will tell I think.
Sad af either way
...I have 10.000 jumps, 7.000 has tandem instructor... There are more deads in motorcycles & cars... sorry... but... it's life.
@@paulomsilva not placing blame at all... I just hope she didn't pack the chute is all... Just for the company liability not that that's what's important... Everyone involved is going thru it and just hope it's just ... Is what it is vs some blame to place anywhere...
This is very very sad but statistically skydiving is safer than driving a car car or even riding in the car. You're 24 times more likely to die in a car accident than you are in a skydiving accident
Ok, this is not a "freak" accident. These kinds of accidents happen in sky diving all the time. Just check the insurance actuary tables on people who skydive. Your chance of accidental death "sky" rockets.
Pun intended...
They are saying that the emergency chute opened to late .
Or , is it that the instructor waited to late to pull 🤔
I’m not sure if you call deliberately jumping out of a plane and anything happening after that point a “freak accident!”
My father-in-law said it best..."Why would you jump out of a perfectly good airplane?"
Wouldnt calk it a "freak" accident. They shouldn't have been up there
That's horrible 😞 there's always risk with these things. I'm like no thank you few minutes of thrills for your life.
Dad acts like his pet goldfish died. Probably grabbed some chips and beer and through on a movie after interview.
He's still in shock. It can take weeks for him to realize what happened. Grief is the weirdest experience. I hope you never get to understand it. : (
I don't know how her father is able to do an interview without showing any emotion. I'd be an absolute wreck for the rest of my life if something like this happened to my daughter.
her dad seems fine
Her father, mother, grandmother, brother, sister, former teachers and coaches, former teammates, her best friends and everyone she ever met were truly devastated to lose an amazing human being and you know what sometimes people put on a mask to hide their true emotions maybe remember that next time you comment
Prayers for the family instead of insensitive comments please. Everyone loved Jeanna so much and her family is grieving. Just because he didn't fall apart on national television does not in any way mean that he wasn't falling apart inside. Him along with everyone that knew her are completely devastated.
Just looks like the instructor didn't get the reserve out in time. That or the main failed once they were pretty low, but normally it fails early or it doesn't fail. I hope they release the camera footage. So everyone can learn from this mistake :(
"looks like"? you have no info or footage so that's a very, very strange thing to say
@@Bloink Chris Banana is right. Sounds like a main chute lines malfunction. Bad Twists, maybe knots too. If at high enough altitude, instructor would've done quick evaluation to correct problem. If not salvageable, you cut away main chute and immediately deploy the reserve. It stands to reason that the altitude was too low for cutting away.
What a tragedy! :-/
@@lilaw4987 my point being the instructor could've had a stroke for all you know
Reserves are a single bright color it sounds like the orange chute he mentioned WAS the reserve and it got tangled. Possibly with the drogue from the main.
May they BOTH Rest in Peace 🙏
Horrible... what good is being attached to a teacher if they open the backup chute too late?
I can't believe people choose to skydive, why would you risk your life in such a senseless way?
Statistical evidence shows a really low chance of dying these days. I think it's due to modern parachutes and whatnot. Who doesn't want to fly at least once in their life?
@@theexpierow8951 me
@@chadthundercock646 feels bad man
Senseless? Check out proximity flying with wingsuits. Check out BASE jumping. Jesus Christ, your (regular) skydiving is very safe. Tandem skydiving being the safest.
God bless the families.
Dad pretty chill about a mistake that killed his kid..
May She RIP❤️
glad i watched these after skydiving
I have no sympathy for people who die from skydiving. What are the chances of dying from skydiving if you don't skydive? I'll stick with playing golf.
I like the height of my couch to the floor. Just as silly as people who climb mountains.