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Hi guys.... I'm a private pilot, and "landing sideways" is a pretty normal manoeuvre for pilots to deal with a crosswind that is going perpendicular to the runway and trying to push you away. You kick the rudder just before you touch down to straighten out. And the "he missed it" is simply called a "go around", and the safe way to recover from a botched landing attempt. Love your videos!
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That crash in the desert was actually a test no one was in the plane it was remote controlled
@@cyraxxvii328 oh I thought it was real
i mean, i knew it because of the good quality. lol
TRUE!
The reason for the planes coming in sideways is because of crosswinds pushing the plane sideways
Its called crabbing executed by the pilot to counteract the crosswind
When a pro drifter tries to fly a plane:
not always. But yes the wind can push the plane the plane sideways but u can do it with no wind. it happends then u do full rudder left and full sidestick left.
this guy kinda pisses me off when he tries to act like he knows what he's talking about.
It's funny how compilations like this make people afraid of air travel, but you could show like a 40 hour compilation of fatal car crashes from this month alone, and no one bats an eye.
Bc you’re in control of a car and cars don’t explode all the time
The 747 that fell out of the sky was a transport carrying some military eqpt, and one of the vehicles broke free in the hold and smashed into the rear bulkhead, screwing up the controls and making it tail heavy, so it climbed too steeply and stalled, then crashed.
TheRaithadean yup
C17
It was a civilian 747 contracted to the military, It happened at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, I was there and saw it happen.
Everyone onboard died
Big Chungus JR yeah but there only where the pilots onboard flying the plane
The clip around 7:03 google Sknyliv Air Show disaster, the crash killed 77 people on the ground. The pilot and co-pilot both ejected and survived but were held criminally liable and sentenced to 14 & 8 yrs in prison.
YOU GOT THAT INFO FROM HORROR STORIES
error 123 Or, you know, Wikipedia
The passenger jet that banked into the water was hijacked and it ran out of fuel. There were survivors but still lots died. The reason some don't eject at airshows is because they are trying to avoid the crowd even if it means they die in the process of saving others.
"The reason some don't eject at airshows is because they are trying to avoid the crowd even if it means they die in the process of saving others."
And because ejecting is not safe, it could break your spine or even kill you, it certainly will hurt you a lot and that is why most pilots eject only as a last option.
@@diegonatan6301 all pilots are trained to eject properly, one of the main reasons they deploy last second is because they are trying to save the aircraft and like the other person said minimalize casualties
They deserve medals
In fact, the odds of a plane crash are one for every 1.2 million flights, with odds of dying one in 11 million. Your chances of dying in a car or traffic accident are one in 5,000.
It is a fact, that flying is the most safest way to travel
Some pilots cannot escape because the impact is to big.
as much as I love watching these guys jon really has to stop explaining stuff he doesn't know, like it's fine to guess but he says it like he knows exactly how it works even though he's really off
The one at 6:56 was totally routine. The way fighter jets land on aircraft carriers is there is a hook on the back of the plane to hook onto a catch cable on the deck to prevent them from overrunning. In this clip, his hook simply didn’t catch the cable on the deck and so he did a go around. 👍
Jon is one of those people who watch a video like this and suddenly thinks he knows more about flying a plane than the pilots do.
The fighter pilots eject last second bc they want to minimize the loss of civilian life they will go down with the jet if they have to just to be sure the plane wont turn and hit a crowd and if they have time to eject then they will and canopy bolts explode and it comes off and the literal rockets on the bottom of the seat shoot you out at about 10g's which the human body can only take 2 times without having life threatening injuries bc of the force the body takes so after two ejections they will be dismissed as a fighter pilot and given another jobs or retired early
It was funny when she asked why they didn't eject right away. Uh, because they don't want to loose a gigantic bomb on the town below, with no control?
Flying a bit sideways is actually a normal landing technique used during heavy side winds
I was there when the harrier jet fell into the sea ! As he was so close to the ground he landed on the plane ,he broke his leg . pilots can only eject twice as the speed impacts the spine .
Yay, you wachted the big boi plane crash in CNN the Indonesian channel :D
9:16 that air France plane crashed due to the autopilot forcing the plane to land at the wrong runway while the pilots are trying to pull up , but their inputs were cancelled out and the plane crashed
Edit: it was a test flight with a new plane and autopilot system and the plane was fully loaded with passengers
At 5:31 he can't turn it to the right because his left engine struck the water forcing the plane to turn left
it was Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961, it was hijacked by 3 guys, who seek asylum in Australia, the plane crash landed in the Indian ocean near Grande Comore, due to fuel exhaustion, 125 passengers including the hijackers died, and 50 survivors.
@@Acekilla77 yea my dad flies for Ethiopian airlines
It was hijacked
The ejection seat is amazing however it can injure you, it can cause spinal compression because its somewhere around 20 Gs when they eject, also the blast of wind at high speeds can kill you
The early video with a plane that hit the ground like a bomb going off was a military 747 carrier plane in Afghanistan and had just taken off and the cargo broke loose which shifted the balance of the plane making it impossible to fly.. The explosion was due to its full fuel tanks.
The passenger plane landing on water and disintegrating was a plane hijacked by terrorists.
Also you queried why pilots dont always eject. Their training is to stay with the plane until it is away from civilians or buildings on the ground, that and their determination to try save the fighter jets in particular.
I think the reason commercial airliners don't have ejector seats because they can't open the top of the whole plane
Nice shirt! Angels & Airwaves!
EJECT-O. SEAT-O. CUZ!
Sideways landing is called "crabbing" and it's the only way you can land a plane in strong crosswind. Sometimes it is necessary if for instance you don't have enough fuel to keep circling until the wind becomes more manageable or to make it to another airport. basically you turn the plane sideways to face the wind and you only straighten it once the rear landing gear touches the runway. And when you see them abort landing and taking off, that's called "touch and go". It can happen when for some reason the pilot decides that he or she cannot put down the plane safely. So it's not a "tease", it's a safety technique.
The Ejector Seat was a British Invention.
7:33 this one was a air show and it was labeled the deadliest air show in history
Air travel is the safest way to travel still
Ejecting is not a great way to survive. The force is so great it compresses the spine so hard you are actually shorter and chances are really high you have permanent damage. It is just a little better than being crushed by hitting the ground with 1000 km/h.
8:49 it was just a test to see which seat is the safest
9:09 this one was a test they piloted a plane to crash and jumped out far before it crashed. They were testing where the safest place on the plane was.
When a plain comes in sideways like that he’s nosying into the wind
How do ejector seats work, Ashtyn? Well, rocket science.
8:50 was a test. only people on board were specially trained pilots with parachutes. last moments of landing were remote controled from the plane filming. the test was to show the diffrent effects of bracing befor crashing.
9:10 that was Air France Flight 296, it crashed while making a low pass over Mulhouse-Habsheim Airport as part of the Air Show, with 136 passengers including the crews, 3 death & 133 survivors. And it was the first crash of an A320.
That eject atleasts breaks a bone or two
The one at 5.18 is from a hijack plane that ran out of fuel and the pilot was forced to ditch in the water.
The a380 is an airbus.. one of the largest commercial passenger planes.. there's also the Boeing 747 and the 777
Also, that plane at 9:09 was being flown autonomously with a computer. No one was in it thankfully, it was only a test.
At 5:28, the plane was being hijacked.
Only just recently, there was a fatal air accident of a World War II spitfire
9:24 they were actually no one in that plane they were testing what it looked like if it crashed so the put a ai in the plane
These events believe it or not are very rare
8:56 That Crash Was A Test and Was Controlled By A Remote SO No one Was Onboard.
The military plane crash filmed on the dashcam had 7-9 crew who died. Their cargo shifted thats why they crashed.
12:59, a 380? 😂😂😂 it’s pronounced A three eighty.
XD bruh
I lowkey got triggered when she said that
Ashtyn did ask if all planes have eject Seat im like lol no
The one at 7:03 with the jet hitting the crowd I saw an aftermath video of that. Filmed by one of the people in the crowd. One of the worse videos I have ever seen and I've seen a lot of bad ones. but that one was just messed up. The guy filming is in shock as he walks past the victims that got hit by the jet. Body parts all over the place of Men Women and kids. The one that stuck in my head was seeing a shoe that still had a foot inside just laying on the ground. If you come across the video I don't recommend watching it.
vwbeetleb0b I remember seeing that too. It was one of the early videos uploaded on CZcams in like 05 or 06. I'm pretty sure it's since been deleted. Think it was at a Russian air show. Body parts everywhere and the pilot or pilots did eject and live. I remember one of the pilots getting up with his shoot.
The video is titled "Crash & Aftermath of the 2002 Ukrainian air show disaster."
It is still up. It is like an aftermath of a medieval battlefield, with body parts everywhere. Watch at your own discretion.
some plates do dich because the public is more in portent to stop more casualties
That one airliner in the sea was hijacked and ran out of fuel. Everybody died:(
50 surviviors. 125 fatalities.
4:05 how it works is theres an emergency button that is attached to them they press it and they fly out of the plane and activate their paracute i just realized saying this i watch too much airforce vids
Yeeeeeaaaah Singapore!
2:22 *This was a 747 National Airlines Cargo, it fell because it was going to take military cars, only the ropes that held it loosened and the whole load went backwards making a weight, and then the plane had no strength and crash*
video at 5:30 was a hijacked plane. it ran out of fuel and crashed near an island. since the engines were below the wings and not INSIDE the wings. it would work like a scoop. landing flat would be a very quick stop.
its called a crab. and although rarely used in larger aircraft, smaller planes can more easily perform a side slip
JFC who is that guy that gave them a freaking grand?!!!
3:23 He got out and survived, the cockpit video is the same crash from another angle. He sets the atmospheric psi wrong so his instruments shows him a wrong hight.
when asking, why dont they eject. That was happening during air show, and they lost controll, and they tried to save the people by saving the plane from crashing. They ejected when it was too late.
The one at 9 minutes in in the desert was a crash test plane. There were no people inside. It was remotely flown.
I know what it is like I have family that what on a plane and never hear from them again
9:06 No worries. The plane was actually filled with dummies to see how a plane crashes. No one died there.
4:15 when u frickin eject it's like the top totally blows and u and the seat are out and then the seat is separated and finally you are down with a parachute
6:24 u know how frikn hard it is to actually do that and the pilot is experienced he know what he's doing anddd i'm pretty sure you'd miss the runway and kill everyone inside if you even tried that
Waw AVA tshirt 😍
8:50 there were no people onboard. It was remotely controlled and it was meant to crash for data purposes. There’s a documentary on it
7:20 is actually the deadliest airshow crash ever
get on a plane and come to London i wanna meet you guys lol
7:20 was the deadliest airshow disaster in world history over 80 people died
i also said i dont want to fly anymore but now i have to next summer im going on 8 airliners and one of them is going to be 15 hrs and the one back is the same but the other ones im not sure
These are crashing because they are losing the liners control. Don’t be nervous by watching
3;30 the pilot of that jet fortunately activated his emergency parachute in time so he survived
5:19 is an Indonesian plane crash called Sriwijaya Air sj 182😱😭
He did do the announcement at the beginning woman 😂😂
2:23 it exploded because of the external fuel ⛽️ though
The third video was a 747 cargo plane in Afghanistan...I was there and saw it happen. The cargo broke loose inside and shifted to the back, throwing the balance of the plane off..The pilots had no chance to recover.
The investigation proved that even with the cargo shifted fully towards the rear it would have been recoverable. The military vehicles inside shifted so far back it went through the bulkhead shearing the Jackscrew... It was that and vital control surface cables and hydro systems that actually caused it to crash, all because of insufficient strapping and training given to the load ops.
At 9:10, that was a test for a computer pilot.
Yeah right they mostly crash becuase the stall out or they exceed the limit of the plane
The Airliner crashing into the ocean was actually hijacked and they ran out of fuel the pikot tried a water landing but it failed :/
By the way, only 1 airplane crashes per 3 million flights. Flying is safer than driving in a car. Pilots also have to be very careful because we must press all these buttons. We must press like 100 buttons per flight. We must save your lives, but I just want you to know that you will probably not die in one of your flights.
They eject before the planes crash
The Russian Aircraft carrier landing attempt was aborted, not teasing or showing off.
Ukraine air crash. That’s a horrific sight!
AC-130?
I tink
You should see hoe they refuel the A380 lol its pretty cool
Shadman? No surely not. It can't actually be him 😂
Ashtyn is like child
Did she just ask if commercial airliners have eject seats? Is she aware that cockpits dont have retractable roofs what the actual fuck lool
You have a 1-11.000.000 change of dying in a aircraft accindent
she's adorable when she ask questions and shit. Reminds me of a little girl lol
Her reaction make it seems like she didn’t give a shit
The music is really annoying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SBX
Y'all aren't reacting