Inside the burning Japan Airlines flight
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Footage from inside a Japan Airlines flight that caught fire after a collision with a smaller coastguard plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport has emerged.
All 379 passengers and crew from the Japan Airlines aircraft were evacuated - but the condition of five people on board the other plane is unknown.
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RIP to the 5 coast guard members, hopefully the coast guard plane captain recovers.
So amazed all 379 passengers and crew got off the A350 alive.
incredible isn't it when looking at the images!
Is it a350?
Apparently, the coastguard plane slashed the Airbus wing tank.
@@devilsfavorite999 yes
Passenger plane an Airbus A350, Coast Guard plane Dash 8. Seems that the Dash 8 was in the way of the 350 as the 350 was landing. All escaped alive from the 350, however, 5 passed away on board the Dash 8 Coast Guard aircraft, RIP.
With all due respect, those fire trucks need bigger hoses
Wow, the flight attendants in this aircraft carried out an incredible job, and seemed to be able to calm down the passengers, and get them out of the aircraft safely without any problems
listening to the screaming in the background, if that was from the crew, then I think the praise probably goes to the passengers rather than crew - but obviously everyone had to do the right thing to get an outcome like this with all surviving
The passengers kept calm themselves, as they know that panicking doesn't help matters except make worse. If this was the West, the passengers would be panicking and yelling, because of individualistic culture.
@@silveriver9Very true.
tha angle of slides was lower cause of aircraft damage
@@mehere8038as ex-crew it would not be screaming in fear, rather shouting to passengers to calm down and to prepare to evacuate. Their voices need to be heard during an evacuation.
Impressive to get that many passengers and crew off a burning plane so quickly. Hats off to Japanese preparedness and efficiency.
Full evacuation takes less than 90 seconds if the passengers are doing what they are told.
@@mrfrog8502well that's the big 'if' isn't it, an ideal scenario is never realistic
@@crescentfuze its japan we are talking about here, were it any average western country and 30% would have been hurt, for sure.
As long as the passengers aren't stupid and take the bags then they can evacuate in 90 seconds - but well done to the crew
only in japan
No shouting no panicking no screaming like crazy , respect Japanese✌️Samurais
These people would have been the peasants the samurai class would have bullied and extorted lmao.
Yes unlike in the US even in the US during non emergency the passenger just panicking for no reason 😂
welcome in non US country.
@@vichotimothy1436 LET ME SHAKE HIS HANDS 🤣
Wdym no screaming?
Japanese people are very disciplined people and that might have saved them. Credit to the firefighters, captain and cabin crews as well 👏
日本国民としてありがとうございます
Damn, Japan's not lucky right now. Hope the people were OK
Sending love to Japan from the Dominican Republic. 🇯🇵 🇩🇴 🤝🏾
ありがとう♡
Calmness inside cabin is awe inspiring.
It might not be calmness, it could be following instructions.
Poor Japanese people, they're really going through it at the moment 🙏
is connected, the plane this one hit was there because of the earthquake & no doubt the crew were sleep deprived & exhausted with the work they are doing trying to save lives. Sadly this is how these things go, one disaster makes further more likely to occur as everyone becomes stressed & tired & overworked. Just good that at least those in the big plane all managed to get out. Very sad about the rescuers in the small plane though - really tragic actually for those heroes to die like that!
@@mehere8038 it's so sad, tomorrow isn't promised is it
Thinking of the people of Japanese 🙏
@@jenniferanderson3694 nope, important to live for today!
True.....Om Shanti 🙏
In this challenging situation, flight attendants who safely guided people should be commended and are a source of pride for the Japanese. Additionally, the calm attitude of the passengers has, of course, contributed to avoiding a major panic.
I believe this is a display of the renowned discipline most Japanese people possess even in the face of calamity.
Amazing job done by the cabin crew evacuating the passengers under such scary conditions.
I bet this evacuation is going to be a textbook on how to evacuate a big plane safely
Amazing how calm the passengers were. Must be japanese discipline on display listening to calming instructions by the crew. Americans would be fighting each other to get out.
I would say not only Americans but indeed Rest of the World.
I think it's due to the Asian culture to listen to and just obey your superiors/elders. Like what occured during the Sewol tragedy in Korea: students were instructed to stay inside their cabins which caused most of them to drown.
@@kimkim3827 I remember that ferry. Very very sad that the students did what they were told and most of them died. I can never ever forgive that ferry captain. In this case, the airline instructions were per JAL training.
@@vchanpe1 Most importantly, the airline crew were not cowards/evil to doom their passengers.
On the other hand, the ferry captain only saved his own as$ and abandoned the students to die.
@@kimkim3827 The captain is supposed to go down with the ship but he escaped after telling the students to stay in their rooms. I understand he is in prison now where he should be.
The Japanese evolved to be calm in such situations, If it was elsewhere people would have started screaming like anything!
Like in Biden’s Shitstain woke Murica
Well done to the crew for the evacuation. RIP the 5 who passed away.
JAL Crew is so well trained and Japanese are the most community centred group of people, they will take care of each other and not push and shove. RIP to the other coast guards. Prayers with Japan, nature has dealt them a hard hand.
Could have been a lot worse on an American flight, everyone would be pushing and shoving and punching. And most are overweight so they would block the escape routes even more
Japanese people is more likely to respect authority than western people. It surely helped them this time.
@@321Tdoglol, si true!!
@@321Tdog Very true. I was pushed and shoved into a seat on a Southwest flight and it wasn't even on fire - just delayed - and I had the nerve to be standing at my aisle seat undernearth someone's carry on. There was no 'excuse me', just a big shove on my neck and down I went.
Correct lovely people and well liked by many nations
What a start for Japan in 2024. Praying this is it and no more bad news from this peaceful and beautiful country.
Incredible crew and passengers, they’re so orderly and calm lol, ik id be freaking out
Passengers were so calm👏 Women who are shouting are CA. It’s important to let them communicate.
Evacuation will be delayed if everyone panics and start screaming like animals. Let them do their job in emergency situations like this.
I am glad everyone survived inside the plane so that we were able to have this to see. RIP to the Coast Guard members who lost their lives .
A testament to the skill of the crew and the training programs. Hard to believe everyone got out safely from a plane that obviously struck another plane near touchdown and later burned to the ground.
It’s their calmness that saved them..
no video evacuation ,,,
are sure all passengers save ,,,???
It was the training and professionalism of the flight attendants on board to safely evacuate all aboard that made this work. Outstanding job!
@@v.tantov.14v Don't be stupid
@@v.tantov.14vYes! All passengers and all crews succeeded in getting out of this burning Air Bus plane. 🇯🇵 I am Japanese in Tokyo.
Sending lots of prayers to Japan doing this difficult time .
I can hear only children’s screaming voice, no adults. Their calmness probably helped more than 300 people getting out of the airplane in 18 minutes, giving up and leaving all their belongings as directed by the cabin crew…
How scary and I hope everyone is ok
Prayers for everyone for peace and a quick recovery from trauma and stress this would of caused
It’s scary how Japan keeps getting hit round about the same time of year again..Prayers from Leeds England 🙏❤️
I was just about to say this
And from Texas.
Om Shanti 🙏
Congratulations to all the crew who did an incredible job.
Man...The passengers have discipline in maintaining order under enormous stress. Looking at the video of the explosion makes me think the Coast Guard aircraft was sitting on the runway awaiting departure clearance. I wonder if the error was Air Traffic Control or Pilot error?
Proof of the professionalism of the crew, the ground crews, the fire fighters and airline safety procedures in place. RIP the Coast Guard members, sympathies to the the families. Also, sympathy to the folks of Japan who have lost people in the latest earthquake disasters.
It's a miracle that that many people got out of that quick fireball and the people were quite calm and got out safely .and I'm control of themselves well done to intelligent Japanese well educated even in times of distress situation like this
We were on our way to fly out of Toronto to Jamaica, it took us weeks of talking to our young son to get him over his fears of flying. We were driving down the 401 from Woodstock Ontario Canada, just as we were approaching the airport we saw people running to our left, they were actually running towards the highway. Two seconds later we saw the Air France plane that slid off the runway totally engulfed in flames. Immediately my son and wife started crying, it was the most expensive trip I never took.
Your poor son. If I were him I probably would’ve never flown after that!
@@immersion9880 He still talks about it all the time, he was only eight years old, he was so excited, it was our first family vacation. Thankfully he flys now, I know it messed with me for a while too, the plane was right beside the Highway, there’s videos of it on CZcams. Happy New Year 👍
woah
The aft flight attendants deserve recognition. Communication was broken and unable to
Contact cockpit. Rear flight attendants decided to initiate aft evacuation slide on their own, likely saving many lives.
Omg, this must have been terrifying for everyone. RIP to the 5 coast guard members. 😢
Om Shanti 🙏
If this happened in other countries, probably the passengers were panicking and opening the overhead bin to get their stuffs. Saw some video footage on related incident like this where the passengers escaped with their hand carry bags.
Thanks to the awesome firefighters, the strong and courageous crews and the calm passengers. May the casualty souls rest in peace and condolences with the bereaved.❤❤❤
The Japanese are so disciplined and organized.
they're robots 😂 it's in their culture, the nail that sticks out gets hammered
No doubt, Japanese are the most calm people in the world
Notice how there were no idiots trying to retrieve bags from the overhead lockers. Well done flight attendants and passengers!😀
Rest in peace to the five people lost on the coastguard plane.
Was the Japanese passenger plane departing or arriving?
@@Charmer4856 Arriving
Earthquakes and now the plane crush. Prayers to Japan and to whole world 😢❤️🙏
Om Shanti 🙏
Even more amazing is the crew evacuated ALL the passengers via only the forward slides. Pretty impressive.
Japanese people are very disciplined.
Excellent work by the crew.
Sadly I'd say that a lot of it falls on the Japanese psyche. Watch the camera phone footage of the inside of the aircraft taken by a passenger. Whilst not exactly cool, calm and collected it shows people following directions. Not clambering over each other and trying to take personal luggage with them.
If that had happened in the West I fear the outcome would have been far less uplifting!
If it was america ud have Karen's screaming and shouting and would have the emergency exits blocked by over weight fat gentlemen 😂
Would have been the same in Australia, "she'll be right mate" & an attitude of disasters being the norm in life & everyone fully understanding that working together is the only way we get through it. Some western countries are just too used to never having to deal with life & death situations & just don't understand how to handle them to get everyone out alive. Not a case of just knowing either, this stuff needs to be practiced for people to understand that staying calm & looking after each other actually works
But please remember Pilot Sully who landed plane on Hudson river and all passengers were saved
@@ashwinipingle8832 yup, but he didn't actually have time to say anything to the passengers while that was happening, was focused on keeping everyone alive, so in fact in that case it's another example of passengers doing it themselves, rather than the pilot being responsible & the people onboard deserve the credit for what they did there (Sully too for saving them & checking the cabin before leaving, but the passengers had to manage a difficult evacuation with calmness before he supported them on it. Would have been VERY easy in that one for pushing to send people into the water to their deaths!)
Exactly if it happened in the west, there is no doubt that many would of died.
Japan has had the worst start to 2024.
That's why 😢😢
Calendar dates are arbitrary.
日本国にとって地震、噴火、飛行機衝突、本当に最悪の始まりだし、嫌な予感です。
The evacuation was successful because most of the passengers were Japanese and remained calm
That’s a really weird comment to make
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 why?
@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 They are more disciplined due to upbringing and culture. They are smart enough to leave their carry-on behind. There was an incident where passengers from another country were trying to take their luggages with them during emergency which cause traffic and delays in getting out faster
God Bless those that gave their lives to help others.❤
God only blesses christian reforms in rite way
It is a great task and talk done by japanese crew member Its inspirational to others.this is the real human development of the nation.❤❤ ❤❤❤❤
We all never expected the bwautiful a350 go suffer like this.... may they all recover soon
Anyone who flies should pay attention to the behaviour of everybody on this flight. Remaining calm and listening to the flight attendants save everyones life.
The first news report that actually got the facts first.
Sky had live reporting including several experts going on for some time.
If this happened anywhere other than Japan, half the passengers would be dead. If the it was the US or Uk 3/4 would have died.
Had this happened in any other country we'd be talking about hundreds of people dead as those up front scrambled for their possessions in overhead lockers
so many things has happened in japan and it’s only the start of 2024 thats crazy… hope everyone is safe and ok
Wow this could have been so much worse. Congratz to the quick thinking personnel who were able to guide all the passengers off. Condolences to the families of the coast guard members.
Glad everyones ok.
Only the Japanese people could have escaped that plane in time. Thier culture of control and cooperation saved a lot of lives. If they were Americans 80% would have died in the fire.
Praying for u all glad u all got out god bless u all x 💞💙🏴🏴
praying? what is that gonna do?
Luckily it is in Japan, if this happens in other countries the passenger may not be calm. God bless 🙏
Atleast many passengers survived that was close😢
Everyone on that plane is safe
but sadly not the coastguard plane this one hit that caused this fire :(
Yea that is sad
- 80% faults might due to many factors of the coast guard’s pilot: distraction/lost focus on hurry to the duty of the ongoing emergency/earthquake response asap; not very familiar with the airport/reality vs what trained/practiced during demonstrated examinations (always with first highest priority take off and carry task asap - not like putting stop and wait); not received/reminded with full info on waiting/giving way for a coming airplane landing…
- 10% of faults to the air traffic operator: should have give priority to the on duty coast guard plane take off first asap while other standby (just like in reality once a fire truck goes thru the intersections) instead of waiting for non duty air flights landing (although they can always detour/circle); should provide clearer, more details and full info communication to the on duty coast guard pilot…
- 10% failures to the very old/outdated safety procedures and low tech air traffic control; planes should have able to see each others around at night time rather than rely on the olny one air controller’s communications; must update/upgrade with higher advance technology of clearer/better communication (voice, light/signals, screen indicator etc…) even while the errors happening
=> with that 20% improvement may prevent/reduce/backup to other pilots’ mistakes/tragedies in the future too!
Damn, Japan is having a horrible new year! I will pray for them.
Just following terrible earthquake and tsunami yesterday, Japanese aircraft crushes took place today. I`m afraid 2024 might be tough year for Japan and Japanese people.
nonsense
@@rockwithyou2006 Historically Japan is prone to natural disasters such as earthquake, tsunami etc. Japanese mentality of resillience is developed by such harsh circumstances. Resilience is said to be a prime characteristic of the Japanese, and I`m firmly believe that Japanese will rebuild their affected areas very soon in spite of tough year.
1月1日は天赦日と言って、一年の中の素晴らしい日とされています。それは、本当か？
@@user-wf2un6sn3e I hear that January 1st is a sacred day for Japanese people. But it does not mean that people are immune to natural disasters and adversities on this day.
It's going to be a horrific year for all of us
hats off to japanese people evacuation skills, in the past there were so many cases when hundreds of passangers were killed on ground by smoke and fire
This is beyond devastating and heartbreaking. Thank goodness the flight crew and passengers work together on the escape plan and managed to fled for their lives before the aircraft erupted into an inferno.
5 of the 6 pple on the coast guard plane were killed, the captain survived...barely...
Thank God all passengers and crew evacuated successfully. This is why crew tend to be stern about takeoff and landing cabin securing cause we never know what can happen. A good cabin securing will ensure a smooth and successful evacuation during emergencies!
Hope everyone is okey!
Praying for them 🙏
This could have led to huge casualties ; thank god the passengers survived this inferno.
Terrifying news. 😢
I feel bad for the passengers
They are reportedly alive.
Hope everyone is okay 🤞
Latest news: all are safe!
@@johannesnicolaas
As for the coast guard DHC-8-315, only the pilot got out. All five were KIA
Sending u sincere prayers Japan ✝️✝️✝️✝️
There's always that 1 idiot who's taking footage in a disaster
Also cooperative & compliant passengers not yelling at each other or berating the staff not to boss them around. Also not climbing over each other to retrieve their bags or taking insta selfies while the aircraft melts all round them.
wow that must be scary
The fire engines did not work so well. It is a sign of poor maintenance.
Passenger plane an Airbus A350, Coast Guard plane Dash 8. Seems that the Dash 8 was in the way of the 350 as the 350 was landing. All escaped alive from the 350, however, 5 passed away on board the Dash 8 Coast Guard aircraft, RIP.
With all due respect, those fire trucks need bigger hoses
bigger hoses need more water & pumps, there are limits to what's feasible in scaling up. Point of the firefighters is to keep flames controlled until passengers can be evacuated to safety, which they did, so it seems fit for purpose to me
I hope they all know how lucky they are to survive this....
Shoutout to the equipment crews!!!🤙🏻
Sending love 💕 to japan 🗾🗾🗾
A350? Testament to the crew training and the design and build of the aircraft.
日本加油！ 這幾年上天真的給你們太多考驗了，祝一切安好
ありがとう❤❤❤
2024 just started and Japan is already having the worst luck possible
Saved all. RIP five lives.
Its purely a MIRACLE and nothing else. Humanly impossible.
Hope this doesn’t happen again it is quite sad to see the people who are suffering from this. I think the airline should at least help them with the mental health issues I know that is traumatic
OMG Tsunami and this What a horrible start for Japan in 2024😢
がんばれ日本😢
To God be all glory for safe landed God bless the crew and rip to those who lost their life
Japan has had two significant events in just two days of 2024. I hope tomorrow (which is right now 9:30 AM EST 1-2-24 U.S.) is a quiet day.
Shocking 2nd disaster yo hit Japan ftom earthquake to now this
Why is every news company typing A-350, it's not like that, it's just A350
it really doesn't matter in the slightest. At all.
Congratulations to the Pilots of the bigger aircraft for managing this emergency situation well and saving all the people onboard!
God keep them safe!
Remember: smoke comes from the airconditioner from the bleed of a jet engine
I can't believe this happened
When I hear people say flight attendants only serv drinks, don't realize how important they are during these moments. The ladies screaming are the flight attendants who are trained to guide passengers . A robot who serves drinks won't be doing it. It will stowed away for landing.
That's really scary😢