Video shows moment Japan plane crashes in Tokyo airport
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- čas přidán 1. 01. 2024
- A passenger plane burst into flames on the runway of Tokyo’s Haneda airport on Tuesday, with news reports saying it hit another aircraft after landing. #news #tokyo #japan
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The fact that the crew got 379 passengers out without any injuries in 90 seconds is insane. RIP to coast guards but the crew on the a350 need a raise that is impressive. This just shows that if you pay attention during the saftey demo you’ll be ok.
That is not what happened at all. 90 seconds is what the plane is certified for, it actually took them 18 minutes after they came to a stop, before everyone was off the plane.
Exactly airlines should make you wtach this like the video connectes to your phone or an6 device with you
@@6z0still fast
@@mineralwater6736 No lol, not fast at all. Its the slowest emergency evac that has ever happened.
@@6z0the maximum limit to escape an aircraft is 90 second s
Impressive how everyone aboard the Airbus was able to escape. Sadly the 5 that perished were only there to help with relief. So sad. RIP
I thought I heard everybody made it?
Everyone in the Airbus made it out ok. Only the Captain made out the other plane. 5 died in small plane.@@pass179
😢
@@pass179Everybody on the larger Airbus passenger plane evacuated with only some minor bruises, unfortunately the smaller Japanese coast guard plane entered the runway when they weren’t supposed to, and 5 of the 6 people on board perished.
@@Bootstothemaximum Thank you for taking the time to explain that. 🐵
Everyone on board survived. Plane had collided with a coast guard aircraft during landing. Unfortunately the 5 crew of the coast guard plane did not survive
There were 6 crew one survived
@@freakyfishguy1692 Everyone on the Airbus plane survived, but one out of six people on the Japanese Coast Guard plane survived.
@@cent1266That's exactly what they said 😂🤦
@@cent1266NPC comment
Ladies and Gentlemen. We present, Captain Obvious!
Imagine you are about to take off and see this from your plane window💀
💀
Imagine knowing you're going to hit another plane on the runway and not being able to do anything to prevent it. Pilot's nightmare.
Go around procedure, full power takeoff 💁
@@czynnik_ludzki No going around once the spoilers deploy.
@@czynnik_ludzki "Go around procedure, full power takeoff ": It was probably too late for that.
They didn't know. They had no way _to_ know. They couldn't see the other aircraft.
@@czynnik_ludzkiyou make it sound like it's easy
According to VAS, JAL 516 was cleared to land by ATC, while the Coast Guard plane was instructed to "Hold." So, it appears that the Coast Guard plane committed a runway incursion, which did not give JAL 516 time to execute an aborted landing and avoid the collision.
It could also be that the plane landing misunderstood something. In all though it sounds like a simple case of communication failure which sadly cost so many lives.
@@Dan-di9jdplane landing misunderstood something? What like landing without permission? Which is one the worst offences a pilot can make? Likewise runway incursion. Why do you keep downplaying the seriousness of what someone’s done
We have no idea until the accident report comes in. The media is not exactly trustable with these kind of analysis since they for 1 don't have the radio communications, the black boxes, or anything else for that matter.@@jamie123b
@@jamie123bBecause we don't have ALL the details yet. I also tried to locate where and when the Coast Guard contacted Tower to enter the Active and since there's no read back whatsoever, it must've been communicating in UHF. Since there's no way for us to know if the Dash-8 were told either hold short or Line up and wait, I'd wait for the initial findings before we tackle this further.
@@pedrosoandrew One thing that is clear, there never was a transmission to cancel JAL516's clearance. So that's not on them. It was either the Coast Guard crew or ATC.
Rough year so far. I hope things start to improve for the people of Japan.
1st day of Japan: earthquake
2nd day of Japan: this
"rough year so far"? bro this is january 3 and there was an earthquake the first day of the year and a plane crash the second
I do hope people are doing okay
@@American_2and now a $tabbing incident
what?@@randomcoder5
@@American_2きみ日本人で草
Unbelievable how we start the year off like this…
I was thinking the same. If this is going to be a “feisty year” like 2020 was.
@@jessicaedwards3197I highly doubt any year will be as crummy as that year was, or even 2016 for that matter
Many years get off to rough starts but then get better
true but the string of bad events is concerning@@RB01.10
@@jessicaedwards3197 Eh we're fine, it's not like a door blows off a plane later in the year right?
@@FluffScripts 🤔😅
Man this year is going really harsh with Japan. On the first day itself, they experienced Tsunami and Earthquake and then plane collision.
Yes it’s true. I was so suprised only 222 people death and missing from magnitude 7. All 379 people in airbus completed their evacuation within 18 minutes. I noticed successful aspect for the Japanese people did minimize damage and saved lots life by human wisdom.
it’s the end of times as stated in the bible not only in Japan but all over the world .. youtube bible revelations ti be aware
The sound of that explosion is horrific... my thoughts are with those who lost their loved ones.
No it isn’t
Our hearts go out to the people of Japan and to the families of those lost, and injured.
Speak for yourself, I’ve never forgotten nor forgiven Japan for the evils they did and pulled on the world in WW2.
@@CCherriosfulyeah, the people on the plane did that?
@@zielony19 I’m not in the mood for excuses.
@@CCherriosful then stop making them and use arguments
@@zielony19 Don’t get yourself punched in the mouth
The flight attendants have to keep them calm in any situation
It hit another smaller plane on landing
T'was the plane that was going to supply the earthquake victims
@@AModernRogueSo we'd actually hit the other aircraft While it was airborne?
@@sgtbrown4273 Actually I stand corrected, looks like it was on the ground during landing. The reports were a bit different an hour ago
The Coast Guard aircraft ready to respond to the earthquake was on the runway. The JAL plane landed on the same runway and hit it as it was landing. Who had the right of way is the question. The fault could be with ATC, the Coast Guard, or JAL.
@@sgtbrown4273
Why are there demon slayer characters drawn on the plane ? 😂😂😂😂
Fr i saw it😂
Ever heard of special liveries
Looks like the JAL 350 landed on top of the smaller Bombadier Dash 8. The Dash 8 moved onto the runway instead of Holding on the taxi way as instructed. There has been a serious increase in incursion incidents.
Watch the very beginning of the clip. JAL519 was fully on the ground first. The nose was already down at impact.
I've also heard the JAL had approach clearance, but not landing clearance. Could be JAL, Coast Guard, or ATC. Lessons will be learned, I guess.
@@annabodot962
Now we know. It was on the Dash 8.
Reminds me of Los Angeles Airport disaster in 1991
Looks like history repeated itself
Ask yourself a question, how’s does an American media get ahold of a video like this?
dumb comment. everyone survived , its just a gas leak. nothing serious. The fire ball makes it look way bigger
@@Irish176by asking them to release the footage?
@@Irish176 This video is a segment from a live feed aviable here on CZcams 24/7. Point is, people across the world saw that accident before anyone else realized just what happened.
Who else noticed the ANA Star Wars livery?
What is going on in japan
JL516 was normal landing but unaware of the military plane MA722 that was loaded with disaster relief to the earthquake region. Probably a result of miscommunication. 5 dead on MA722, pilot injured.
From what I understood the military plane was told to hold. What's unclear if they followed that instruction or if the plane landing misunderstood something. It could be that they were all correct and just some sort of oversight. A similar thing happened in Los Angles and it was found that not everyone had a clear picture of what was going on so no one was really at fault.
@@Dan-di9jdno, it is NEVER the case that no one was wrong and everyone was correct. How could you possibly believe such a thing when two planes with hundreds of people have crashed into each other? Aviation communication is so important and critical that an “oversight” while in other occupations might be trivial, in aviation it’s a major major fault. Either one of pilots used the runway without permission or ATC cleared both to use the runway. “Some sort of oversight” is the understatement of the millennium
That's right. It's all about professionalism and precision. @@jamie123b
Waiting on more ATC transmissions. Pilot friend suggests JAL got clearance to approach but not to land. Someone is at fault. @@Dan-di9jd
Jeeze! That's horrifying! D:
WOW! Thats scary
My Grandpa told me when he was overseas during korea at the air force base.... they had it to where by the time that happened they had the foam on the runway were cutting the plane to get the slide for the people the fire contained and the plane caught with a big crane at the end of the runway in under 2 minutes
That proves the safety and reliability of Airbus, all the crew and passengers got out safely. Magnificent European engineering combined with efficiency, safety and comfort, that's Airbus for you.
YEAR GOING GREAT SO FAR!
😂
Are there people in Japan who are suffering from the earthquake and this plane crash?
From Japan
Rip to the 5 people that died only 1 day after new years
@@AHYA9999No. From Mars.
Boeing be like;
It’s crazy to think that this was the first fatal accident of the a350-900, and was in the beginning of 2024.
It’s very coincidental, yes. And very avoidable, which is the saddest part.
All Passengers and Crew aboard the A350-900 were all accounted for. Only the hull was lost. Can't say the same for the Dash-8, though.
@@pedrosoandrew The turboprop is the fatality. It still counts even if the engine eats ground personell. But it's unlikely to have a negative effect on Airbus sales or JAL bookings.
DHC-8-300
How?
That's a lot of fuel
Sometimes I forget things crash in Japan. It’s like seeing a German clock tell the wrong time…you just never expect to see it.
I'm guessing you haven't been in Japan.
Never heard of the kamikaze?
Im amazed how nobody reacted, the workers with the light cones just kept working
This is *not* how to start the new year. First the earthquake, and now this. 😔
is there a longer video available, that shows more from the time BEFORE the crash? when did the D8 pull into the runway? before or AFTER touchdown of the Airbus?
This surveillance footage so it would go back as long as you want.
But before. It would be moving so slowly if at all that it would have no time to make it onto the rubway after the Airbus touched down, that was only 2-3 seconds before impact. And planes taxi at about 20 -40 kph. Usually a lot slower when lining up with the runway, maybe 2-3 knots (x2 for kph).
0:23 what kind of unholy livery is that?!
Oh no, maybe runway incursion?
Absolutely a runway incursion. Plane entered the runway without clearance.
@@Babushkaxy What do you mean a surface radar?
I'm hearing that from pilot friends too. @@davecrupel2817
I saw this on the British news it's a sad story it's so brutal only for it to clip the other airplane it's like history reapeating itself
How is history repeating itself?
Some shared context of this history you speak of would add clarity to those of us that is ignorant of the implied history you indicated in your post.
When, where, how and how many, and why would be critical information to share so others can validate if your surmised history holds up.
@@natwil735 Tenerife airport disaster it's like the same
@oddsocks2013 thank you.
@@natwil735 you’re welcome
That's already a Trauma to other pilots and family.
Why was the coast guard aircraft even on the runway?
the difference between this rescue operation vs Saudi 163
The surprising thing isn't the crash it's that even the planes have anime on it
Thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in Japan , 0:26
What is this airplane crashing in the runway
Of all places, JAPAN?
Wow I would not have expected that
i may have seen the live crash while someone in this airport was live-streaming
How are all these crashes happening in Japan ??
Same day as the explosion in oslo free port in tenet
We're in a temporal pincer movement 😮😮
the demon slayer livery on the boieng 767 being parked reminded me of rengoku or tanjiro making flames on plane
Are you shore
2024 Baby!!
There needs to be a very thorough investigation, I have a glimpse of a thought that this was an attack…
"Lands"
There's no way this is 2 months ago
2024/01/02
Question.
Is this the 1st A350 jet crash ever?
Yes
What if the cause is Like the one that happened in Los Angeles where a Us Air 737 collided with a SkyWest plane on runway 24L
Stop light was out of order.
the light must have both go(blue) and stop(red) lights.
Irrelevant. The Dash 8 was told to hold at C5. And when the lights are out of order, you are supposed to verify your clearance to cross the lines. The Dash 8 pilot was solely at fault.
my dad was in that plane...
Holly!! HOLLY!!!!
From what flight it is?
Japan Airlines Flight 516
@@jussim.konttinen4981 ありがとう
Dang
This is why you watch the safety video, it could save your life
I wouldn’t be surprised if people start to do history reapeating itself when it comes to this it would not be cool to do that from what happend
Imagine the fear when they saw the footage
When you hear the ATC you can see the military plane was instructed to hold position but he lined up for take off instead. Nobody realized this so the A350 landed over the military plane.
Its a COAST GUARD plane!
I saw this on japanese news
I noticed the tug driver still continuing to push back a jet out from the terminal even as great drama was unfolding on the runway. That's work ethic.
Gotta stay on schedule, lol.
Another episode of Air Disasters that will air in 1 or 2 years
Don’t know if the jet exploded
That legit reproduced the Tenerife incident💀
The Demonslayer Hashira on the side of the plane at the end 💀
Not funny pal not funny.
It looked like Godzilla breathe fire onto the runway.
2 crashes in the start of the year in a row, yeti 691 and jal 516
Jal 516*
Imagine the passengers on the other planes they must of been tramatized
that is JAL516
Only in Japan people are able to follow instruction 100%
the people who were about to go on a flight...
the demon slayer livery though
PLEASE READ ABOUT UNIT 731
My mom and dad was in shock after saw crash in tv
the Hashiras did their best to protect.
This kind of issues happen when many things go wrong..I guess a few people will be prosecured for this
On January 1 2024 When japan airlines flight 516 Landed The runway They collided At the Dash Q400 Coast 5 people are dead Only 1 survivor on Q400
I don't see any video footage of the coast guard plane on the runway !
The 2024 script of Japan became like Attack of Titan, became hella dark in the beginning itself💀💀
History repeating itself
Happened date: January 2 2024
its a new year
It says in the top-right corner of the video footage.
Why was there another aircraft on an active runway. I presume the aircraft controllers knew the A-350 was cleared for landing. Why was the Japanese coast guard Q-400 on the same runway?
according to other reports the A350 was cleared for landing and the coast guard was told to hold short of the runway it was landing on
it was very likely to be pilot error and miscommunication on the coast guard’s side
Q300
I've heard the Airbus was only cleared for approach. @@papyfun5097
Well that's what a runway incursion is, a plane is not where it's supposed to be on an active runway. To happen several things had to go wrong there are many safeguards so multiple systems and procedures had to fail. A single issue or mistake can't lead to this. How it happened is always different. Took a wrong turn. Misinterpreted ATC etc... the investigation will show what happened here but it'll take 6 months at least. They have all the recorders and both Captains survived and there's footage so the reason will be found and published in the report. Likely the FAA will do their own investigation, considering how many close calls happened with runway incursions in the US last year. Many have been calling for increased regulation and safeguards to prevent runway incursions and now exactly ehat they've been warning has happened and it's hard to believe it wasn't a Tenerife. That everyone on the A350 survived. Because ask anyone 3 days ago what happens when a giant jet plows into a still pretty big regional jet, the answer would be few if any survivors. So maybe this time it won't take a hangar full of coffins for action to be taken. Then again it's possible nothing is done and it happens again with a very different outcome and then the safety recommendations come. This has happened several times. Crash happens, a few fatalities. Not much happens. Then repeat but hundreds are dead and now someone does something (the FAA puts out directives). It's also surprising it happened where it did. Everyone thought it would happen at a smaller airport that doesn't have all the safety systems and safeguards to prevent this unlike Tokyo Haneda, which has all the fanciest equipment and very well trained crews. The earthquake was the first factor. The turboprop crew likely had been working a lot in the previous day, maybe fatigue is a factor. It often is. Performance drops off under stress and fatigue but still there's several layers of protection to prevent this even if a pilot takes a wrong turn or exit or disobeys ATC instructions. There's always redundant safeguards, so a lot went wrong for the Dash 8 to line up without clearance. That's a big one. Special clearance for entering the runway exists precisely to avoid this and it is drilled into every pilot along with a slide show of Tenerife and hundreds of dead and two burnt out 747s. But it still happens. 2023 had the highest number of close calls in runway incursions in the US with around 50 incidents, 10 being considered serious close calls. A few came within 100 feet of each other and a few aborted takeoffs, and a few overlying ann active rubway at very low altitude. The sort of go around, where appeals to higher powers are made by passengers and crew alike, with the engines redlining and some pretty high g forces. So it was only a matter of time and while 2023 had 10 incursions up to February, 2024 made it all the way to the second day before it actually happened. There's 379 extremely lucky people and one guy who probably won't feel great about himself for the rest of his life. Lucky for him they made it. It could have easily ended with the Cpt. if the Dash 8 being the only survivor and possibly at fault. That's not an enviable position. Still 5 perished behind him, that's still among the worst case scenarios being the only survivors of your command. He's done as a pilot. Even if someone else fked up, as the Captain he is responsible for everyone's actions in the crew. That's why the 4 bars on the shoulders, nicer hat and bigger pay.
History keep reapeating itself
ground equipment, yellow beacon
suicide, mental health, or rules noncompliance accident
What just happened to the Japanese Airplane? / 日本の飛行機に一体何が起こったのでしょうか？
Collision with a dash 8
Why is there anime characters on the front of one of the planes💀💀💀
年始から勘弁してくれって感じ
People who don't know:😅
People who know:💀
why did this show up when i searched 9/11??!?!???!
Me: Cinders And Ashes!!!!!!!!!
Thomas: Bust My Buffers!!!!!!!!!
bro… we are in 2024…. and after new years on January 1…. plane crash again…. That’s crazy…
IS THAT A DEMON SLAYER PLANE?
Idk what did the Japanese do in the past life but hear me…
0:20 did anyone saw that plane with the hashiras from demon slayer?
OH THE HUMANITY!
Feels like american airlines 261
Or Tenerife, not because of the fog but because of the collision of Pan American and KLM planes
I think what happened in Japan I think was problems in communication with the two aircraft that didn't even happen there in Tenerife in 1977 The KLM and PanAm Pilots Were Very Confused by What the Tower People Said
Scary
o I see a broken airplane
In Japan getting memories😳😳