Most Unbelievable Plane Turbulence Caught on Camera
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- Most Unbelievable Plane Turbulence Caught on Camera
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The worse part of any turbulence is having a screamer in the seat beside you.
😂
For sure...and a high pitched screamer too 😬😖. 🍻
better if kids would cackle like getting bounced on a parents knees; hehehe, bounce, bounce, bounce, laugh, get bounced more and make that funny noise we make getting bounced.
On second thought, that kid would be seen as the crazy one while everyone else is screaming.
Leave it to the women to panic everyone
That would be me 😬
This video taught me that screaming like a fucking lunatic does nothing to stop turbulence.
But it WILL deafen the poor person sitting next to the screamer.
Screaming lets out the tension of fear. Human nature if one is sane.😮😮
I’m a woman and I would never do that and I always keep my seat belt on unless I have to get up and go to the restroom, I stay in my seat. My husband was on a flight and he had a cup of coffee sitting on the tray table and suddenly the plane dropped a long distance and his coffee cup hit the ceiling. Luckily he had a long sleeve shirt and a sport coat on the only skin exposed was his hands and face. But his experience taught me not to get coffee and don’t let go of the drink and stay in your seat with seat belt on.
😅😂😅You got that right. I am Not a screamer… But, I’d be praying 🙏🏼
If screaming means getting out the fear inside you it’s totally fine. I will never judge anyone screaming.
I was a flight attendant for many years. My most memorable turbulence experience? Coming into Frankfurt, we were told to take our seats. I was on a jump seat across from another crew member. Our bodies were lifting off the seats even in shoulder harnesses. But the lovely co-worker across from me never looked less than serene-she was knitting! Knitting really fast.
Did the guy hollering "what's going on"?, really expect an answer???? LOL!
yes. he's a flat lander texan. yaaaaalllll.
The answer is easy. “You’re flying with Frontier, honey.”
Haha! I thought that was Marvin Gaye!
Its just his culture
Someone should have yelled back; We just hit a deer and blew out a wheel.
Nothing helps calm a situation like a bunch of screaming.
It actually doesn't help
That would be sarcasm.
@314WIKINGERBANDE-qd9qz it helps screamers themselves, it's a defence mechanism to ease the situation, so the heart can handle the body reaction on the fear. Just think how your body reacts when you scream, and think how high is the heart rate when you just silently scared somewhere...that's coming not so much from the culture or a person's behavioural pattern, as from biology, everyone will scream, whether they want or not that, in unknown situation when the aircraft falls. Only crews members are aware and trained so brain can handle, and rare people who have smooth reactions, which is good and bad from different perspectives. Do not judge people in extreme situations.
Well if you thought you were going down, you'd scream too.
@@ceoa Nope. I'd be as silent as a doormouse. Especially knowing I'm in the hands of well trained capable pilots who know what they are doing. Flying is still safer than driving a car. I'm desensitised those kinds of situations.
I was flight attendant for 16 years. There's was one incident of turbulence between Tulsa and OK City that was far and away the worst. Not one person screamed . This was the real deal, not what you see on this overblown video. It was negative panic. People, including myself thought it was the end. It started with what felt and sounded like a midair collision.
Yikes, sounds horrible! The only serious turbulence I've ever been in was between Dallas/FW and SFO. I learned later there had been tornados on the ground. This was around '71. I don't recall any screaming, thank goodness.
@diane9247 I only flew for several years after that experience. I haven't been on an airplane since. I can't imagine a worse way to go knowing the plane is going to crash and it's sayonara. The time it's takes to the end.
Thanks Lord for bible study class
Phony voice gives it a kind of cheap tv show vibe.
@@biff5856 Surprised you flew for a number of years after that incident then suddenly reached the conclusion you wouldn’t fly again. I would think if it were detrimental enough, that incident would have been enough to not fly again. Hundreds of thousands of people fly every day, so the likelihood isn’t very high.
Always use seatbelts.
yup, even when I had 3 empty seats and trying to lay down and sleep I still buckled in some way
EXCEPTING when you go to the loo!
I had an experience where I had just received an alcoholic beverage from the beverage cart but luckily I didn't unfasten my seat belt. I suddenly became weightless and pressed up against my restraint. I held on to the cup, but watched my drink leave the cup float in front of my face and immediately I was wearing it! I was wearing my dress uniform as I was reporting to a new command. I had to do drug& alcohol testing as I smelled of alcohol as it soaked my uniform!
9:31
- "What's going on?"
-"A turbulence, Sir"
Amen.
"What is going on!!" 😂 This isn't a movie bro
Lol like 4real stop playing
🤣
taht guy like to ride rolor caosters 😂
put on seatbelt, quite and pray. don't make more panic by screaming or shouting like that.
That's exactly what I was going to say! Dude what do you think?
Dude yelling "What's Going On?!? as if the pilots got into an argument and are fist fighting in the cockpit
His two brain cells didn't appreciate the jostle
LOL!
The guy screaming “What’s going on” was Marvin Gaye.
😂
& look what happened to poor Marvin !
More like What's going down!
In my fantasy world, someone repeats it back to him then the whole plane breaks out in song.
Funny!
Why am I watching this 2 hours before my flight
The question is...Who Are YOU?
@@TinyRoseTamerit’s called a rhetorical question
keep your seatbelts
Lol
Blame it on your intrusive thoughts...btw i hope you had a safe flight
I love that guy that said what's going on lol. That made me laugh so hard 🤣.
😂 the turbulent replied him : can't you feel me dude?
Air turbulence = free phones and laptops
I am a former Military Helicopter Pilot. We didn’t have fancy equipment to check for bad weather.
But I saw a bad storm coming when I was at Fort Polk. I landed along with the Cobra flying with me, and that was the craziest 💩 i have ever experienced. It had to be a severe wind shear or a light tornado. Not sure, but I thought for sure we would be flipped on our sides.
The things you remember from your youth when seeing videos like this.
We laughed it off and told a nice story when we got back.
It’s amazing I surv😅my Army Aviation days. 👍🏻😳🤦♂️🙏🏻
On the flipside you guys are military officers. Trained to and prepared to die in war. Almost conquered the fear of death otherwise you would not be in the military. General public are not prepared for that. More likely to panic compared with military trained personnel who are trained to face death and serious injury in war unlike the general public who are majority who travel on airlines. A lot of commercial Airline pilots worldwide are former retired air force,navy or army officers and pilots from their respective countries. Who become commercial airline pilots after retiring from the military. So they would stay calm and cool in a crisis like unseen sever air turbulence even though civilian passengers experience it would be terrified. I guess their flipsides to being formerly trained in the military. You are more likely to be cool and calm under pressure in crisis. Lets face it there is no bigger crisis than bein in a war and training for it. I feel really sorry for ordinary civilian passengers. It would be really terrifying to go through severe air turbulence. When all you want to do is have nice flight to your destination not wonder if these are your last moments on earth.
@@rohanmarkjay
No matter WHAT you are doing, and when, it could (for a multitude of reasons), be your last few moments on earth. Even just sleeping in your bed: a tornado could hit you, an odd asteroid could strike your home, an earthquake can take you out - a tree falling on your house, or an intruder with a knife or gun - and dozens of more things. This is all while just sleeping in bed.
Our lives are fragile.
@@rohanmarkjay Well said.
"Whats going on". Just woke up and things are all wobbly and these screamers are screaming in my ear !!! so i ask again "whats goin on"
Wow, that pilot of the Emirates A380 did an excellent job with the crosswind landing.
the pilot made it look easy I bet they are really really good at their job.
@@davidmccall4024 Yep.
Pilot was under standard, additional training later added.
The pilot overcorrected severely on the rudder inputs and caused most of the instability themselves.
Fun Fact: Some people scream when they are afraid, it’s a natural response.
It is a learned response from being spoiled as a kid. Face reality and deal with it is a much better lesson.
@@jackbelk8527what psychology is this? Lmfao people scream when they are surprised, angry, excited, in agony, ect. Absolutely nothing to do with being spoiled. It’s just a response & not even a learned one. It’s just like laughing or crying.
@@jackbelk8527 Always an armchair psychologist to the rescue! Listen to those kids screaming away on that roller coaster...it's all their parent's fault, the little brats, lol!
Thanks so much I had no idea you learn something every day. 🙈
Fun fact. As an adult you are able to control your emotions and not act like a little girl.
@3:42: She got baptized and started praying right away.
Hahahahaha!
😂
My favorite is the guy yelling….’WHAT IS GOING ON??’ As if someone is going to tell him the truth😮
HA,HA...
The aircraft is built to withstand turbulence. The passengers….not so much. Always, and I mean always, keep your seatbelt on. Only unfasten it if you need to go to the lav. Pee quickly, return to your seat and fasten that belt. Snugly, not loosely. It could save your life. A hard head bump on the ceiling can snap your neck or your spine. Also, screaming does not help. If you are in the air and not crashing into the ground or the ocean, you’re probably gonna be ok.
THANK YOU.
Screaming doesn't help but hands in the air and "WHOO-HOO" does, asking the pilot to do it again will make you lots of friends
If you are about to crash into the ground then screaming will still not help.
@@user-zj8jc1lg4r You’re welcome. Corporate pilot’s wife of 42 years. I know a thing or two cause I’ve seen a thing or two. Turbulence does not scare me at all. It’s kinda fun actually, as long as everyone is strapped in and enjoying the ride. Have had seats come unbolted from turbulence and bounce around like a Disneyworld ride, but the kids were buckled up and laughing their asses off. But I’ve seen adults not buckled up and one broke his back when he flew up and came down on an armrest. It’s not pretty. I love flying thru thunderstorms, finding that path between clouds and seeing black clouds and lightning .It’s beautiful and terrifying at the same time.
@@ronv6637 I don't do that but I do smile and enjoy it. Unless I'm in the bathroom but I haven't experienced heavy turbulence while taking a whizz. A friend of mine did. It went everywhere...
I always keep my seatbelt on. Makes me feel secure.
Check out the movie Contact and see Jodie get shaken around until she releases the seat restraint
@@infinidominion. Foster, I’m guessing? If so, I think she’s an amazing actress. I think she is one of the rare few actors that make a movie better by just her being in it. I’ll have to check that movie out.
Secure and smart. I was on a flight were a passenger broke a vertebrae in her neck because of turbulence.
@gaydenmaccullum508 me too and during flight allways Pampers on top 😉👍
Me too but a turbulence like that can take you when you're going to the toilets...
1:00 *"This is your captain. Welcome aboard. Please keep your seatbelt on until we land. Thank you."*
Which means no going to the loo. You shit and piss in your pants for your safety until we land Ok.
Surviving bad air turbulence is what cured my fear of flying. If an airplane can do that and not fall apart, I'm convinced it's safe.
Nothing in this world can guarantee safety, only trust in Jesus.
sure, not fall apart on THAT flight. but then it gets weakened, and on the NEXT turbulent flight...
@@kemikasim67 Sorry you went there.
@@kemikasim67Ugh, trust aviation science. Jesus has nothing to do with it. Religious people always trying to ram their beliefs down everyone else’s throats.
At the beginning of the video, it mentions a celebrity couple... as if it doesn't matter if the other passagers are injuried! 🤢
Sad, isn't it? We put people on pedestals who don't belong there. We're all equals at the end of the day, all these celebs have is just a title. Without people to worship them, they are nothing.
Yeah, I didn't like that either
I'm 53 years old and have been flying internationally since I was 2, since 1972, before smart phones where everyone wants to film everything...sorry, it's a pet hate. Take it from an experienced flyer. ALWAYS keep your seatbelt fastened. The name of the cognitive bias that makes people not wear their seatbelts is called the "normalcy bias". Its when you disregard the dangers inherent in something because you think the risk is too low for you to suffer any negative consequences from it. There has never been an aeroplane known to crash because of turbulence, but it WILL cause a bumpy ride and you can get injured, or die, like the unlucky 70 year old guy who suffered a heart attack this week during turbulence on a Singapore airline flight to Asia. People are funny. They don't scream while in a boat hitting choppy waters, but they will in a plane hitting choppy air, when it's perfectly normal phenomena in aeroplane travel. Funny that..
Judging by your comment, you probably have a lot more than just one "pet hate". I think it's wonderful that one can film everything nowadays. I have seen thousands of images that I could never see throughout the 20th century (just the other day I saw an image of the beginning of an avalanche filmed at the top of a mountain!) What you call normalcy "bias" does not apply to this case. I started taking air trips before you, for professional reasons, from my hometown São Paulo. I traveled to North America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. In all these decades I haven't faced a single case of turbulence (except once, that lasted a few seconds and doesn't deserve the name). I never gave up the pleasure of unfastening my seat belt and relaxing by taking a walk from time to time. Your comparison of choppy waters with choppy air has little meaning. Waters generally ARE choppy, an experience you rarely feel on a flight.
@@Brandespada you’ve been flying for decades and have NEVER experienced turbulence!?!??! Even through Europe?!??! Either you’re the luckiest flyer in history or the biggest BS artist there is. Judging by your comment, I think it’s the latter.
@@chipbaskets9767 Re-reading my comment in view of your response I see that I treated you with more respect than you deserved
Yeah but you need to unstrap yourself to go to the loo on long flights. What if clear air turbulence hits then? Is it bad luck you get a head injury on a 12 hour flight. You unstrapped for 3 minute break to the loo. In that 3 minutes you got effed up by sever air turbulence. There have to think of securing people going to the loo. Seat belts on the loo seat. Rock climbing harnesses for crew serving drinks and those making their way to the loo everybody else strapped in. Cabin crew members are especially vulnerable they need something to lock them to the floor while walking around. Some kind of rock climbing harness comes to mind. Something for airlines to think about while going forward.
@@rohanmarkjay What? Rock climbing harness for crew!? I see the loony Yankee found his loony Brit counterpart!
during # 4 someone needed to tell this guy what is going on. He asked for an answer several times 😂😂😂😂
Sudden paint shaker simulation.
😂😂😂they should have just assured him
Tell him the State Trooper is standing outside demanding his license and insurance papers.
I wonder how he would react if someone were to say, " We are all going to die !!".
@@upresins 😂😂😂😂
The worst and scariest flight I experienced was flying out of Lagos, Nigeria. It's like we flew straight into a tropical thunderstorm and it lasted for about 45 mins. Oddly, it was so quiet on board as so many people were praying. I really thought that we might not make it! It was so scary.
Screaming is a universal language for calling for help in all languages
Or when you have the winning Powerball.
I always take sleeping pill during flight. Turbulence rocking me like lullaby. Woke up refreshed.😊
I did that once, only for the plane to stop after 1 hour flight. I thought it was a 13 hour flight. I couldn’t wake up. 😞
I was on an ANA 777 about an hour from Tokyo, big turbulence, no reactions from anybody.
No crying kids?
@@oldmech619 None.
yup, we had a rollercoaster landing in Cuba and noone made a sound. it was the calmest strong turbulence shaking us violently 🤣 because of everybody else's reactions I wasn't even scared that much 😅 having 2 turn arounds in Japan where we almost touched the ground each time - calm 😂 I don't know what are these zen people I catch on the flights but I'm not complaining
@@sedmidivka I agree with you. Thanks for sharing this.
Have you seen some of those videos from the big tsunami? There were several of people (speaking in Japanese of course) that were eerily calm before death. Like, "OK. This it." and "We are done now. Prepare yourself." It just struck me how they didn't go out screaming or praying.
Concerning your comments on #7: Attendants are used to turbulence, which is why you always watch their reactions when things get bumpy. If they're serving, there is generally no reason to be concerned. CAT (Clear Air Turbulence) cannot be picked up by equipment and, therefore, cannot be predicted so they often have no reason to believe that service shouldn't happen as scheduled.
Am used to turbulence and flying. In the fall of 1998, was flying home from New Orleans with a group of friends and were seated towards rear of the plane. The service just started and was right next to me when I heard a large "boom" which came from right side of plane. The "senior" flight attendant came RUNNING with FEAR on her face, up the aisle, hissing at the two flight attendants next to me saying in a panicked/whispered voice, "put away the carts; HURRY; we need to land right away". You could've heard a straw drop it was so quiet. The flight attendant who was in a state of panic remained that way and I stood up and said to her co-worker, "if you don't calm her down, I'm going to because everyone else is looking at her for how they should react!!
Thanks for sharing, very cool of you.
I always watch the flight attendants exactly as you say. If they aren't scared, I know I'm okay. They do this everyday.
Got into one like this while flying an Airbus A320 from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Last twenty minutes of the flight we were descending through storm clouds and it was like a wicked roller coaster ride. People yelling and screaming and praying.
But some of us just stayed quiet and hung on for the ride. I looked out my window at the crazy amount of flexing the wing was doing. Amazing how well built modern jets are.
People have to remember…the most dangerous part of your journey is still the drive to the airport. Flying is pretty safe compared to road travel.
Exactly! I remember this time I was driving to the airport and a taxi rear ended me... At which point I plummeted 5,000 feet to the surface of the Earth and my car was engulfed in flames because of the thousands of gallons of jet fuel I always have in my car.
Not to say your point isn't statistically accurate, but it is an incredibly futile (and, at this point, just plain TIRESOME) thing to "reassure" people with. If it was gonna work, it woulda worked by now.
Well, true. UNLESS you’re in a Boeing 😅
@@Spooky_Platypus My favourite plane is the Boeing 777-300ER. I love flying long haul and ultra-long haul in the triple 7.
@@TroubleToby3040thank you lol the comparison doesn’t make sense
Thank God the pilot cannot hear that .
So glad I’m seeing this the day after I was on a plane, I have bad anxiety when flying
What's going on?!
Xanax. The panacea for fearful flyers.
NOT THE ONLY ONE.
Or 4 days after I just got off a plane in SLC with clear turbulence.on descent. It gave me motion sickness, and I had to ride 2.5 hours back home to Twin Falls, ID nauseated, and in heavy rain! Ha!
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko
"WHAT'S GOING ON?!"
(Demanding an answer from the Universe - because HE is the only one who deserves an answer, and everyone who could tell him is busy saving his life).
Amazing that he had to ask - actually pretty obvious.
I'd rather take a massive detour than fly over mountains and face that sort of turbulence.
Not a financially viable option in most cases unfortunately
Sure, u wanna pay more for that?
Me too!
I’d just take a Zoom meeting.
That'd be a fairly long detour.
Very brave pilots flying there .😳😮
I crossed Santiago de Chile to Buenos Aires and vice versa, never again. The Andes are no joke, plus I had seen that movie Alive recently and it was terrifying!
Key is to fly in the morning
The plane crash scene in that movie was terrifying.
I will never understand why people scream and yell like that, It truly grate on my nerves.
I always scream,just cant control myself..sorry😬
Some very insecure drama queens
@@shebabwari782yes you can
It is a natural gut reaction to cry out when frightened. Show a little compassion.
@@shebabwari782 the fact is you can control it and you just contribute to the stereotype that women can’t handle anything and are weak minded… But I guess you are
Bro was a 4 Non Blondes song.
The flight from Buenos Aires. to Tierra del Fuego is so beautiful , flying so close to the mountain peaks with snow and the crazy turbulence is legendary. ❤
Makes me think of the movie "alive" before they crashed in the andes
The guy screaming "What is going on?" made my day 😆😅🤣😂
Fun fact: People scream when scared.
Actually, most of the updrafts, downdrafts, and mountain waves are kinda fun. Of course, I suppose being an aerobatic rated pilot has helped me over the years and I really enjoy all of the screamers!!
I guess the difference is like Driving the car and being in the car with someone else driving and not knowing if they are safe/sensible.
@@TheHungrySlugevery pilot is
@@imana3808 That is a hard, Nope.
Haven't you seen any of the videos here on youtube of bad pilots, Both commercial and private pilots?
So not EVERY pilot is safe/sensible.
HA, HA,
Like the guy who runs the roller coaster at the fair? 😂
Even if not all of this is turbulence, the best advice was given : "keep your seatbelt on, unless you 'really' have to go somewhere".
Turbulences became a popular topic last week for extreme conditions lead to the death of a passenger on SQ321.
He had a heart attack due to the turbulence though.
@@DANIxDANGERa fairly important distinction, that.
The man had a heartache. Nothing to do with turbulence.
Really nothing?....
Pilots grinning and calmly chatting. 😂
8:02 “ The NTSB released their final report on the accident on April 25 2024, which stated the cause of the accident was the left main landing gear's shimmy dampener failing to mitigate extreme vibrations during landing rollout. The vibrations caused the gear's lower torque link to fail and the entire left gear collapsed as a result.” (Wikipedia)
Flight attendants should inform in the preflight info that during crashes people should remember to record video in widescreen 🤠
Ugh, the screamers. Yes, it’s scary. All the people around them are scared too, but they don’t carry on like pork chops. If people must scream, it would be nice if they at least tried smothering the sound with their hands or a jacket or something. It just makes the situation even more distressing for everyone, and is more likely to cause further fear in the cabin which is so dangerous. Panic is contagious and the last thing anyone wants is panicked screaming further further heightening everyone’s level of fear. Trying to stay calm is so important in an emergency, how can people listen for critical announcements of directions from the captain and crew when they’re making so much noise? I know it’s easier said than done, but still they could at least try.
This reminds me of a scene from the king of queens when Doug’s father in law starts freaking out on a flight full of rabbis an the captain announces they’re landing to drop off the screamer😂
This comment gave me the biggest laugh ever. I love that show!!
@@Sweetdreamsatthebeach Amén! Almost non stop hilarity!
The Emirates pilot got it on the ground in that crosswind, but that was a definitive example of overcontrolling the plane after he/she failed to kick out the crab before touchdown.
Yeah saw that, but viewers aren't pilots
@@janetmittleman7957 True...most aren't, anyhow.
Kick out the crab? What does that mean
@@kath5018 See my post below, Kath.
Agreed. Pilot here, and I was watching the rudder movement through that whole vid. 'Kicking out the crab' btw is done at the last moment before touchdown. During a crosswind landing you want the nose to be pointed into the crosswind on the approach so that the plane itself is tracking down the runway centerline in a somewhat sideways motion - this is called a 'crab.'
The trick is using opposite rudder control to bring the nose around to runway heading simultaneously with main gear touchdown ('kick the crab out) before the nose wheel touches down.
I appeared to me the pilot overkicked, over corrected that miscue, and finally sorted it out before nose wheel touched down.
I love the guy shouting " what is going on " must be a turbulence virgin shook for the very first time 😂
What’s going on ?
It’s called turbulence…
I should not be watching this as I am TERRIFIED of flying, yet here I am hahaha
I was on a flight that got stuck in clear air turbulence before doplar was on planes. We dropped 10K feet 3 times. I have no video since this was in the 90's. My friend and I were strapped into our seats, as were the cabin crew members. The carry on luggage racks above flew open, and carry-on bags fell out. CRM and ATC worked together, and 30K feet air traffic below us was cleared. We landed safely. It was the only time I've ever screamed on a ✈️ and I've been in flight ✈️s that have been hit by lightning. Lightning did nothing to the planes. I guess they have lightning rods. They must since they're in the clouds. I'm so glad that I wasn't in the loo when we were in turbulence. I'm afraid I'd be covered in toilet water. 🤢
Clear air turbulence. That's what we were in.
What airport were you flying into? If you don’t mind me asking.😊
The commonly quoted statistic is that Every commercial jet, on average, gets hit by lightning about once per year. Very seldom does it require any diversion, usually just a ding in the paint job, and a quick inspection after landing. The last time a plane crashed due to lightning (mid-air explosion due to an arc in a fuel tank) was several decades ago, something that has long since been corrected by design. The newer, carbon-fiber composite skinned planes have fine copper mesh incorporated into the skin, as protection.
I flew from Buenos Aires to Santiago, Chile many times as a DC-10-30 pilot and never experienced any significant turbulence at all. Perhaps the best lesson is as stated, keep the seat belt fastened!
When I was around 8 years old my mom and I were flying into O’Hara from NY from Norway and oh my gosh that airport is the WORST for turbulence! That trip it was so bad that seatbelt loosened and slipped off and I smacked my head on the ceiling of the plane. 😂 As far as I recall there were no screamers but there were a couple barf bag users lol.
I travelled so much in my youth. Back in the good old days when a 5 year old could fly alone safely. I was always going places on my own because of family in Denmark and the fact that we showed quarter horses all over the US. And of course family in the US as well. I had SUCH a collection of the little airline wing pins they gave out to us kids! And people were decent and nice back then too. I once left my treasured care bear on a plane and a stewardess found it. They actually delayed the flight so that she could run it back to me. Stewardesses were in air moms back then and were always so friendly, sweet and genuinely happy to see a kid flying alone and spend time with me.
And boy the pilots would also come and talk to me and teach me little things about what they did and how planes worked. I got to see so many cockpits! It was awesome!
It’s a real shame that society has changed so much that none of that is possible anymore. It was just such a fun and interesting childhood. Sucks kids today will never be able to experience that stuff. 😢
In 2011, on our way to the US, we landed in Dubai also in an A380 and i remember watching the monitor linked to the camera below the fuselage, and seeing the runway lines do a zigzag as the plane swung left and right. I enjoyed it, lol
Correction: "Wake Turbulence" can also happen when taking off behind another plane.
As a flight attendant I have been through wake turbulence from other aircraft where neither one of us were taking off or landing.
You're right: wake turbulence is most severe for aircraft taking off just after a large or giant aircraft has taken off. Delays are built in by ATC to separate flights, to reduce wake turbulence risk.
I think I once experienced it while flying from NYC to upstate. In a small regional jet (I think American Eagle) at around 10,000 ft. Without warning, the plane rolled left what seemed like 70-80 degrees, then the pilot corrected level just as quickly. All in just a couple of seconds. I surmised we'd hit a roller vortex off the wingtip of a bigger plane.
@@anorthosite 😬😬
So far, almost 700k people have watched this video. Let's hope that's 700k less people who'll scream and moan if they experience turbulence on a plane.
A work colleague was coming over the Swiss 🇨🇭 alps and the air hostess pressed the wrong button and the message went out to everyone to get ready for a crash landing and totally panicked and threw his dinner behind him and when staff apologised he looked behind to see who had his dinner over them and said that this guy was massive and not very happy 😃
Well it’s better than crashing 🎉
Omg. I cannot imagine a worse mistake to make! I hate to say this because I always want employees to be treated with dignity and empathy, but on this one I hope she got a serious reprimand.
nope no thanks i'll be walking
This one of the many reasons I have not flown in over 20 years and never will again.
Just not for me.
And yet you think nothing of getting into your personal transportation device and taking a risk (driving) that kills 40-50K ppl each year.
Seems like the sensationalism of channels like this get their point across.
Ppl forget that screaming is a natural reaction to fear☠️ "why are they screaming"
But there are many situations in which it's inappropriate and panics people even more, like when no on can do anything or go anywhere to rememdy the problem.
@@diane9247 fr they should act according to the situation, it really panics others too
Only for women.
@@lorddavidlawrence You must have a poor understanding of how people work if you think men don't scream when they're scared, too.
@@LuznoLindo Most men only scream when they're angry and/or in physical pain. Most men do not scream when they're just scared. You're in some kind of psychological denial if you believe otherwise.
Learned something in the first few chips. Never Fly over the Alps
Passenger texting family: “I’m not gonna make it, I love you”
Flight Attendant: “Why are you so dramatic, it’s not that big of a deal”
It's true...flying over the Rockies and the Sierras from East to West has always been the most turbulent part of a transcontinental North American flight.
This video was proudly sponsored by Boeing Aircraft Corporation ......
These jokes kill.
Boeing is shit
9:31
- "What's going on?"
-"A turbulence, Sir"
It's not turbulent until you hear Flight Attendants belted into their jump seats crying, sobbing, and hearing a very nervous voice chanting ''Trust the plane. Trust the plane. Remember what they said. Trust the plane'' . A heavily loaded 747 in 1984 from SFO to Honolulu at night that I was sure was going to break up. I flew on hundreds of flights for my job and this was one of the worst turbulence experiences I ever had. Then again, there was the Quantas 747 with hundreds of vacant seats going from Bahrain to Frankfurt. A mechanical delay allowed them to bring on more booze carts. Halfway across the Mediterranean Sea at night in 1979 in a violent storm, the Aussies started barfing booze puke. The stench filled the cabin and I urped a few times as well. I watched the wings flap maybe 20+ feet at the tips during the lightning flashes and the #1 and #2 engines were gyrating menacingly like they were going to break off. Time to die.
Earlier in the year, on May 25, 1979, I changed my mind and didn't fly Albany to O'Hare to LAX to see my parents. AA191 crashed shortly after takeoff after the #1 engine broke off and 273 people were killed. I changed my plans while awaiting the cab to the airport and lived another 45 years. But I was sure that Quantas flight would be my last. It was just before they took over the Embassy in Tehran in November. I refuse to fly any more. Time to enjoy home.
As a retired pilot, I can tell you that thermal turbulence has absolutely nothing to do with the jet stream. See those big white puffy clouds? That is thermal activity.
Also, wake turbulence does not happen only during landing. Underworld, you are lacking in honest and knowledgeable content. Stop the scare tactics and get the facts before posting nonsense.
My husband came home from a trip and he told me he had been hit on the head by a 747. He was in the toilet having a pee and turbulence made their plane drop about 10 centimetres.
I always wondered what the blue water tastes like. Your hubby knows. 🥶
I’m wearing my seatbelt from now on at all times during a flight. Unless it’s very necessary to leave my seat for the restroom or something. 😅
ALWAYS wear your seatbelt when seated
Yes!
That right there is why you never keep your seatbelt off! No matter what!
Your videos are solid, keep up the good work
Yeah, but your bot is not lol.
And it's always the women screaming their lungs out, while the dudes are just annoyed that the beverage cart isn't coming through.
MAN ARE MAN,THAT IS WHY WE GIRLS LOVE YOU.
You'll live longer if you have fear
@@cathycupcake6849 How that? 🤷🏻♂️
@@Blubb5000 if you perceive danger your more likely to stay safe and live longer for it than someone who has no fear as they are more like to take chances
It's the flight or fight hormone it's designed to keep us safe
Is the recent turbulence on Singapore Airlines the worst? The plane descended 6000 feet in 3 minutes. A British man died from a heart attack, and many others were injured, some critically and others with minor injuries.
1:17 The people screaming " I want to get out!!" LOL
*HOLD YOUR BABIES TIGHT!* 😬
This only scares the shit out of me because I think about my kids/baby.
That happened to us over oklahoma/Kansas last night due to severe weather
Buddy was def from Baltimore, "what is going on?!" Like he was supposed to get an answer 😂😂😂
Reminds me of early school days. Power ever went out, there was always a kid or two hollering and crying.
Oh good lord I’m so glad I wasn’t on the plane with the dummy constantly yelling “WHAT’S GOIN ON?!” My smart ass would have given him a swift answer by yelling “IT’S CALLED TURBULENCE!” after the second time he yelled the same question. Come on bro. Is this your first time on a plane? I mean I guess it certainly could be, so that’s why I would “helpfully”answer him.😂
I disagree with it being the worst turbulence you’ll ever see too. I’ve been through some REAL rough shit that lasted way longer than that. Hell I’ve been in the last plane to be able to land in a massive snow storm. And for me, the scariest turbulence was always on overnight international flights. When you’re sleeping and you wake up because of a sudden drop while you’re over the ocean? That’s real shit right there. That’s when you hear a bunch of people start praying and you grip your armrests for dear life!😅
He didn't sound sober, either 🍸
Why risk it for ginger ale 😂😂😂😂
I absolutely enjoyed this video, thanks! 😊
I'll never forget the sudden and shuddering drop that I experienced coming over the Sierra Nevada Mountains on a trip to Reno, NV.
"what is going on", lol...
no screamers like latina mujeres.
In bed too 😋
I have experienced severe turbulence on my last flight a few months ago from Dubai to Auckland New Zealand, its very scary😮
I think the flight with 'What is going on voice', seems the one flying from Atlant to Las Vegas, I was there and heard the same guy. It was a full 30 minute horror of my life
Yeah sometimes, not often, but sometimes the turbulence is so bad you get the thought for 1 second of "what if?" but then you remember your're in a airplane and the likelihood of something tragic happening is so low like I was at a far far far greater risk of harm getting to the airport
I'll say to anyone who's afraid of flying or hates any kind of turbulence that most turbulence is during takeoffs and landing and there's a few types. In Summer you get a lot of heat convection turbulence from the ground. Then there's the more common wind turbulence, and mountain turbulence. Turbulence over mountains can be the worst and 2nd worst being the kind caused by heat, but the most common being wind I will just say planes can fly as fast as 600mph and the wind will not knock an aircraft that can easily withstand those speeds out of the air. As for the other 2 just remember there's a reason it's big news whenever something significant happens on a commercial aircraft. It's not common at all
I HATE these narrow view videos. They ruin the videos making following the video almost impossible.
Blame tiktok. They single-handedly ruined landscape mode
I agree 100% portrait mode sucks. Just turn your phone east to west, not north to south.
@@koriw1701 That’s not really true - as a non-TikTok user myself. A lot of people were recording in portrait mode long before TikTok came into existence. I would go as far as to say that 80-90% of phone camera videos on CZcams in the early 2010s were shot in portrait mode. When scary, potentially dangerous situations are happening, people tend not to really care about the orientation of their phone. I also think it’s weird anyone would expect a scared, panicking person to correctly orientate their phone for the enjoyment of the internet. This is definitely a quarterbacking/hindsight sort of complaint.
Yes flight attendants should inform in the preflight info that during crashes people should remember to record video in widescreen 🤠
Oh, and I HATE totally unimportant things that I don't like that make no difference to anything.
But I LOVE to moan and whine.
Been there done that. The worst part is - time seems to slow down and you have zero control. Your senses are at their best so you are highly aware of every single thing going on - seconds are like minutes/hours. It is a very mind bending, horrible experience especially the persistent thought of knowing you are going to die.
Im a regular flier. Once, i had a 1 hour flight on a pretty bad weather.
While in air, the pilot warned for turbulence so we all fastened our seatbelts. And when i tell you i was PRAYING i was. It was that bad. Everyone went dead silent.. and it felt like the plane was steep diving to the ground.
I used to work airline industry. Traveling allot. For my worst experience was when we head to Indonesia had air pocket 10secnd free fall. Was a nightmare
"....air pocket...." ?? Corrected to "downdraft"....there fixed it for you.
@@holywells "air pocket" is a colloquial term and can encompass various types of turbulence, including downdrafts.
It just happened to be a deep pocket
Thanks!
Once upon a time, while flying from NY to Argentina we hit some bad weather. Like, REALLY bad. I was holding onto my seat for dear life - doing my best to stay cool. There was a former Navy pilot sitting beside me, completely unaffected by the turbulence but clearly annoyed with all the screaming. He looked at me, rolled his eyes and said, “Son you really think holding onto your seat is gonna keep this plane in the air?” I looked at him and we both started laughing.
3:53 free drinks for everyone 😂😂😂
Welp here we go… People screaming which does nothing at all. Buckle up, let’s go 😅
🤔I mean, I don't think the screaming people are doing it because they've made a thoughtful analysis of the situation and decided that a good scream would help keep the plane in the air. To me, it sounds involuntary.
@@TroubleToby3040Thank you. I’m not the only one seeing common sense. Y’know what else doesn’t help? Smug people shaming other people for having emotions. But the comment section is full of people whose only takeaway is that it’s silly to have a reaction to fear. People scream on roller coasters, too… are we mocking them next?
@@BeeWhistler 💯%😉
WHAT IS GOING ON ???????? Ha ha !!! So funny
This video is an incredible example of pushing the boundaries.
The worst part of any turbulence is having a screamer in the seat beside you.
The best part of any turbulence is when the screamer then has to sit through the remainder of the flight in embarrassment knowing everybody remembers the scene you just caused