Southwest Airline flight plunges 400 feet from Pacific Ocean, FFA investigates
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- No injuries were reported.
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As a retired airline captain, I can tell you this… the captain is always in control even when the copilot is flying and it is his job to safely perform required actions, and it would be inconceivable that an experience captain would let a copilot fuck them up like this👀 blame the Captain 🧑✈
They constantly deflect the truth no matter what the circumstance.
Exactly, and if they had bad weather then I would expect the Captain to be paying real close attention.
I know nothing about what happens in the cockpit. It sounds more like it’s a narrative to let’s blame the captain and the co-pilot when what I believe is a cover-up for some malfunction again with the 737 Max…my opinion no proof…
It will inevitably be blamed in the media on Boeing, which ironically will force Boeing into hyper-safety, massive RIFs, and outsourcing to lndia, like their JLL outsource taking over facilities management, adding another layer of markup and delay, forcing Plant Operations into its own 'Dutch roll'. Can you imagine if the ULA capsule can't get back to Earth, what that will do to Boeing's airplane manufacturing line of credit, for a turnaround?
Amen, Captain! Who start this childish lie?
Why are Future Farmers of America investigating a plane crash? Fix your video title.
I am not buying this. This is the third or forth serious incident involving the 737 Max in 6 months.
And DEI
Mentality ret*rd comments be like this
Serious defines a serious incident? The actual definition not it's boeing so i ain't going
If only Boeing made rubber planes that went Boing.
Hilarious.
How unexperienced a pilot must be to inadvertently push the control column forward? It may happen during the first private pilot lessons at the start of his or her career as a pilot but not on an airliner!
They no longer hire based on skills.
There is no excuse for the level of incompetence we are seeing from pilots lately.
DEI
@@johnrobi0 Could be DEI but how do you know that is what the cause of the incompetence was?
@@johnrobi0 Tell me you know nothing about pilot training, FAA requirements and your biases without telling me 😮💨
@@colombiantom Sure seems to be happening a lot lately. Wonder why?
@@johnrobi0 DING...DING...DING............
🤯😱 holy crap!!! that’s very fortunate those planes regained control & no injuries were incurred. i would have died of heart failure on a flight like that!!!
don't go with b737 -8 max,but sad all the American airlines has 737 max, go with asian airlines like Philippines we did not buy 737-8 max. it's been 3-4 737-8 has incidents and accident like this inside 6months. not to mentioned the Ethiopian Airlines 737-8max all passengers died.. huhu my Aviophobia is on next level now after watching this south west and singapore airlines,
Operator error. Could have been worse. Someone was sleeping at the wheel.
Crappy weather and you’re going to let your First Officer take the landing? Column forward and reduced speed makes an Airbus lose altitude also.
What in the world is going on?... These crazy airline stories are becoming so frequent. Maybe we should have paid closer attention to the several Boeing whistleblowers and what they had to say before....
Incidents have always happened, it's just being reported on more frequently and talked about more often, especially when it involves a Boeing aircraft, due to the quality issues they've been facing.
@@deathwishvip really, how bad is it when I trust a 15 year old Ford/Sable w a failing frame, over a new Boeing?
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I didn't say anything to imply newer Boeing planes don't have problems. They do. The truth is, incidents have always happened, with all makes and models of aircraft. Both media and the public have had their eyes on Boeing for a few months, ultimately due to incidents that Boeing was at fault for, but now if anything happens involving a Boeing aircraft, it is reported on, even if it was pilot error (such as this particular case) or a maintanence issue. If events like this were reported by media every time they happened, we'd likely get several every week, involving all types of aircraft.
OP asked why airline stories have become more frequent. I gave him the answer.
That's a freaking lie
Isn't it interesting that issue like this keep happening to the same airline flying the same Crash and Burn 737 MAX jets? It's your life, when you are ready to travel and booking flight, remember these things and choose airlines that use Airbus Aircraft.
Those two 737MAX crashes were foreign airlines who turned down Boeing standard offer of re-certification on flight simulators, to let their pilots 'learn by doing' the hard way. Since those two crashes, the 737MAX is one of the most efficient and in demand airplanes in the aviation business. Imagine if Ford and General Motors got blamed for every teen age kid impaled on a lap post, or flipped upside down with high-speed ejections.
I understand your point of view, but it’s also pretty limited from where I’m sitting. Looking at an issue one dimensionally. When half the planes in the us from airliners are Boeing, and all the other manufacturers equal the other 50%, then obviously Boeing is it gonna show up more than any other type of airliner. Plus the news media has a bias where they don’t necessarily cover the first time something happens, but when it’s a storyline because of a pattern, then they cover it more. Just how court TV in other places cover stories where parents kill their children more than they cover other type of crime, so I see those stories all the time. And someone didn’t have the Bility to properly analyze the percentage of times they see that, they would think parents are killing their children left and right.
Obviously there are the real issues with Boeing, but then whenever a random issue happens with Boeing regardless of whether it’s their fault or not, all sudden the base of a human brain believes that is somehow part of the pattern when it’s just coincidence.
@@iMatti00 Know all too well after teaching high school STEM on into Common Corpse debacle then Smart Phones debacle then The )ab was gigadeath to reality. Fighting the Climate Wacks now, and just strayed onto this post. Hope USA doesn't go bankrupt now that Saudi abandoned the petro-dollar!
@@robertmarmaduke186 wut?
Um, let's review here. BOTH Ford and GM have been sued, REPEATEDLY, for things they KNEW would cause several very painful deaths.
Because of THEIR car, NOT "driver error."
The Pinto is just the VERY beginning.
You'll recall the Firestone blowouts and Explorer flips if you're old enough. Takata air bags.
Corvair.
15 passenger van is SO badly engineered that if it's NOT fully loaded at ALL TIMES (huh??), it's very unstable. You know this b/c one set of tires (rear?) Is supposed to be run pretty much flat.
They had a test for rollovers on trucks. They started w 2 feet up, with the car upside down. When they dropped it, the roof went well into the passenger component.
So, instead or making it better w rollover bars. standard (problem solved), they change the TEST.
I think they changed if several times, and you STILL can't be safe in a truck if it rolls w/o RO bars. It was a few inches and, Nope.
Please note, those people who burned to death, the doors jammed shut. Based on the price point, most were women or young people.
The Escort had seat back failures. A minor fender bender and the seat would collapse. Crushing to death at least one kid sitting in back.
They KNEW about this. They SOLD it, anyway! The Pinto could have been fixed for 12.00. Put a bag in the gas tank for punctures. Fix the door locks. Done.
Unsafe at Any Speed by Ralph Nader, who goes into detail on the big issues w early cars, and STILL Unsafe at Any Speed by Brian Chase, an auto litigator.
Ask library to ship the former over. I don't think they have the other one. Not that easy to find. Maybe Email BC, he must have it.
There isn't ONE major carmaker who hasn't KNOWINGLY killed people. Seat belts might rip in half or unspool. Tires, drive belts name it.
Inexperience and pilot error cause more plane crashes than weather conditions
Not true, there are tons of airline disasters caused by experienced pilots, you're just naive
@@Abstract.Noir414 experienced but still pilot error.
inexperience can be opinion based. If i have 10k hours of flying, and copilot has 7k are they inexperienced? Pilots can make errors, as can any human on the planet. Pretty cool huh
I also question how a plane can plunge 400 feet FROM the Pacific Ocean. Wouldn’t that make it a submarine?
The caption was nothing but click bait.
Comprehension is a must when you think.
Some literary comprehension would help you.
Horse pies!
There are too many important jobs being done poorly, these days. So dangerous
such a broad statement with no context. the sky was bluer than yesterday, world must be ending.
@@christerry1773 I work in travel and hear from flight crews how airlines are prioritizing inclusion over experience. Does that help put it in context? The skies are dangerous more than ever, presumably partially due to bad hiring policies and an ever dumber and sicker population.
@@GenVNight over 15 million flights in 2023 US alone without any issues. Over 5 million so far this year. This is factual data. And you’re going to say with all seriousness the skies are more dangerous than ever before? This is ridiculous.
@@christerry1773 what I said was there is more incompetence than ever. So dangerous.
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Lol. Feel better now?
8500 fpm? Sounds like they were in an EAGLE. You know that beautiful 104-0 F-15.
That has to be MCAS failing again
i hope and pray i will never be with a B737-8 max. i think it's quiet unsafe even the pilots can't explained what was happened with the plane, the B737 old ones are okay.
How do they not realize they are going up or down? Let alone wait until they are that close to crashing?
God is in control
Now I get it..... ....... The captain had his seat all the way to the rear, and was being served a latte by one of the flight attendants ! ( The copilot, had his head up his "")
There are investigate reports that NTSB will come out with likely months from now. perhaps wait till then.
FFA ?
I’m so thankful for our private jet! Five of us in my family pooled our money together and we have a gorgeous Gulf IV that works brilliantly.
Maybe cut out the DEI hiring of pilots. Qualifications and experience matter unless you want to lost your airline.
I stopped flying Southwest because of the 737 MAx. I will never, never step foot into a 737 Max. Those planes need to be removed from service and sell them for scrap before we have a real crash
Yes, i see that too. 737 max shakes in a strange way that scares not to fly again on that plane
7,000 street-crossers and bicyclists are mowed down every year in traffic, while every 8 seconds a commercial jet safely takes off or lands again.
@@robertmarmaduke186 wait, "mowed down?" Do you realize how many of those are completely ignoring all traffic laws?
I had motorcycles, (3), but even I'll admit, a lot of them are completely unqualified to WALK, much less risk other people. Or they're DUI.
Knocked off a 10 speed once. Bog Cadillac. The opened the door on me. I flipped and landed on my feet, against all logic and basic physics. I think I should have gone straight FORWARD, especially since I never saw the door until after the fact. So, the front end would have the dive.
Felt like someone grabbed and flipped me, if you can believe that. Like those gymnasts w their coach.
I don't know why else I didn't go right into the door.
That was the end of that. I've done that to someone else, too, unintentionally. They weren't hurt.
But nobody was "mowed down." Come on. This isn't "The "Car." 😅
The 737 Max has already had two fatal crashes.
@@Bear4242 Boeing offers full pilot re-certification on 737MAX. The two foreign airlines chose NOT to have their pilots recertified. The Southwest nosedive was pilot error by First Officer and 'Dutch roll' will likely be found pilot error, once the black boxes are analyzed. My bet is Southwest will cut a deal with FAA not to release the black box results. Meanwhile 7,000 American street-crossers and bicyclists are mowed down in traffic every year, _and Tech is rushing to push out driverless heavy trucks and vans._
Who believes this phony excuse?
I know, because air travel is not full of pilot error in similar ways since the beginning of time. It’s never happened, so it must be phony. Definitely high intelligence here. 😂
People are morons. This "mistake" has been done before.
pilot was a DEI hire.
Prove it. I guess all the white pilots who crashed planes into the ground were DEI hires too
You have no clue what you are talking about. DEI is the new go-to for anything bad that happened. Just stupid. It is like saying this useless post was by a DEI writer.
@dbhartsock and the response was a DEIwriter.must have hit a sore spot
@@gary770se Whatever you say ted nugent
Pilots names please.
This story seems crazy to me. First, what is a 737 doing flying a 110 mile inter-island flight? Second, after a missed approach the aircraft climbed at a rate of 8,500fpm? I did not think the 737 was capable of this performance. Third, after a missed approach they climbed to 16,000 feet? What? Maybe I have all this wrong because it all seems odd to me.
You do realize 8,500 a minute doesn't mean they literally climbed 8,500 right? What is a 737 doing flying 100 mile inter-island??? Yes that's a thing and has been for over 40 years.
Engineers, your huge charter planes are way too safe compared to makeshift boats !
Terrain alert really !
Close Airbus and Boeing !
COME ON MAN so hows everyone FEEL about FLYING these days ready to take that PLUNGE
16 million flights in 2023. How many flying incidents "these days" ?
@@christerry1773 true, MAYBE the next one your on will be a statistic WITH that thought
@@Alfred.E.Newman Lol such a Karen reply. Plenty of date out there. Do a little
Research and stop being lazy. Then you won’t have to defend your sensationalized comment.
@@christerry1773 did i say EVERY PLANE troll enjoy YOUR next ride could be a real SCREAMER
@@Alfred.E.Newman dude do you have point. Geezus phuck so stupid!
No pilot name or first office name?
Why would there be?
@@christerry1773 Because hundreds of people almost died and information shines the light of truth on what caused the near catastrophe.
@@1flashlite1 they did not almost die. Good lord you sensationalists!
I want to see the first officer's previous pilot reviews. I'll bet you it's full of unsatisfactory and needs improvement notes. DEI hire all the way. I called this over a year ago when DEI hire pilots were being fast tracked through the system. They are now being promoted to positions of responsibility, even if they perform poorly during simulator testing. The public is screwed because DEI lawsuits are still more expensive than plane crashes.
what are you talking about
100%. Want to see. Theyre all complicite these days including the issuing/licensing board.
Yall stay making up dumb idiot shit to make your ignorant brains seem smart
No airline pilot is being fast tracked they all have to have specific amounts of hours in the cockpit.
@@Abstract.Noir414 yes, they need the hours, but hours don’t make a good pilot. DEI hires are being promoted on hours ONLY. Their poor performance during check rides are being ignored. The ability to control emergency situations in the cockpit and the ability to follow procedures exactly SHOULD be the most important thing, not the color of your skin.
Is this the case of another DEI 'hire"?
Nope the pilot is white as many american pilots that caused fatal crashes
It’s hilarious when people with such a lack of “capacity“, I will phrase it that way to be more polite, really think they know their backend from a hole in the wall. Not only do the best pilots have errors like this occasionally, anybody who knows anything about the history of aviation knows that, which I know it’s not you, but there’s also a crazy thing about the reliance on automation and how safe air travel is that makes pilots complacent. It’s just hilarious that people who are peons compared to others feel like they can both explain everything by DEI and also diminish those who are minorities because they feel inferior. Or they don’t want to let themselves feel inferior. 😂
@@iMatti00 DEI is not just the traditional minorities. DEI protects clinical psychotics schizophrenics from discrimination, and it protects those with suicide ideation and 'child attraction'. DEI protects those who were 'institutionally-deprived' from gaining experience and those whose achievement tests indicate they learned nothing, but have a 'degree'. DEI even protects those with cannibal ideation.🙀🙊
I think that it a cover up of suicide pilot or defect in the 737 again.
@@iMatti00 Yes, I suppose so - notwithstanding the increase in "hard" landings etc, ever since the aggressive institution of the DEI system in hirings. I guess that there's nothing else to say.
Most likely a DEI First Officer.
Tell me you know nothing about pilot training, FAA requirements and your biases without telling me 😮💨
@@colombiantom Tell me you would want a green and red-haired pilot, without telling me you are ….. .
Last time I heard of some idiot doing this, is was WHITE MEN.
@@usamwhambamlmao. Seek mental help buddy
@@JC-hq7iu Has it helped you?
Airbus! Frontier and United have Airbus
Did you see the Airbus incident in Jamaica? There have also been two other recent hydraulic forcing pilots to return. One of them was days ago at LAX. Nosewheel couldn't even turn to the right.
It is pilot fault
it is, but these these arm chair dumb aholes think they know everything.
😊😊❤
Isn't this how the 2018 & 2019 crashes happened? Boeing seems to love to let their planes plunge! The Singapore SQ321 plunge seems to be the same like this, is anybody sure that it was a turbulence and not Boeing's problem? Western media of course immediately blame it on turbulence, but nobody is sure that it is not Boeing's problem.
Flying Boeing is flying at your own risk.
dee eeer eye is all youneed to know.
All the women and minorities you are so terrified of, couldn't eff this up as white men have done, mostly by themselves, for over 110 years...
Just a brief rundown:
Titanic, pretty much all white men in any responsible role.
Eastland disaster-same
Hyatt Walkway collapse, kills 114 people, largest structural disaster in US history.
All tf they had to do, was LOOK UP. Two suspended walkways need to put the load on THE ROOF, w ONE rod, NOT the bottom supported by the upper, putting the load entirely on the box beam weld. Because the weld has an offset rod that shouldn't be there.
All major fires: from Iroquois, Cocoanut Grove, The Station, down to probably the house next door.
Very rarely any women involved, so you can't blame minorities/women for any of it.
You should watch Engineering Disasters, all 40-some hours, like I did and see how many were due to evil minorities and women.
I'll give you a hint: few to next to none. 3rd world countries don't count, b/c if an Indian pilot causes a plane crash, he's not a minority in India.
9/11 was obviously a bad idea in construction. One set of I beams and a core surrounded by drywall (??) Is begging to kill many thousands.
Had it been the John Hancock or Sears Tower, the might still have fallen, but likely not for a long time. It was entirely I beam construction, not the cheap trusses.
Don't pick on Southwestern!
I will Never fly again.
southWORST became Worse
Diversity hire??
Do your research and when you find out the pilot is white you act like nothing ever happened
No. It was a white privilege hire. They hired your cousin Cleetus and he was completely unqualified. And he pressed down on the controls thinking it was his sister's buttcheeks and got confused. So that's what happened. So hit up your cousin and tell him to stick the trailer parks that he's used to and stop putting people's lives in danger.
Tower to 737 Max. How many souls on board OK now how many souls on board got the insurance…🔥
DEI pilot