Video shows passengers stuck on burning plane in Japan
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Hundreds of passengers and crew were all evacuated safely after flight JAL516 collided with a coast guard plane while landing at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. Five people on board the smaller aircraft did not survive the accident.
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The patience of the passengers is commendable. No question they were anxious but still waiting for instructions from the crew.
Idk what the JAL checklist says but a lot of airlines in the US before ordering an evacuation you activate the fire buttons on ALL the engines and apu to ensure they are 100% secure and the fire doesn't spread (as fast)
agreed 100%
@@CatBot007 Pretty sure japan airlines crew and pilots did all the recommended practices. The airline is one of the most intense airlines about safety given the history of the JAL crash in 1985 which was the worst air disaster in history involving a single plane. The crash in 1985 wasn't even the airline's fault it was a defective repair by Boeing. They even display the wreckage at their HQ so that new employees understand how seriously they take safety
@@CatBot007 Word on the street is that they did conduct the evacuation QRC in a timely manner but for whatever reason the #2 engine did not respond to the shutdown as well as the fire bottles, fuel SOV, etc not closing during the procedure. Of course that's hearsay at this point though.
@@pilotdan9757 well if the lines are ruptured past the valves the fire switch closes yeah the fire button ain't gonna do much
An American flight would have never had everyone sitting down waiting calmly for instruction. The miraculous evacuation is a testament to Japanese culture.
everyone in the US would reach for their carry on and ask questions like: how did this happen? am i getting compensated? whats your gender whats mine?
Totally agree!!
Facts
ALL RIGHT, ITS EVERYONE FOR THEMSELVES!
Everyone would be crowding the door and a brawl would break out
What's amazing is that even though they are already panicking, they still stayed on their seats until before they were told to get up and evecuate. I can only see one person who stood up on this video, a foreigner. But it goes to show how, eventually, calm and respectful, these people are when it comes to following instructions. I bet if this happened in the US, it would have been a disaster in the cabin.
Imagine all the Karens with their drinks in hand reaching for their Coach bags…
Hey! Dont judge. Maybe the foreigner was on their way to the toilet
Are you holding it against the passenger for standing up while the plane is in flames? Chances are you would be standing, too.
That guy stood up because he wanted to assist in opening those heavy doors 💪
You can only wait patiently to a point. If the evacuation instructions never come you can end up like the passengers on the sewol.
I'm struck by how often the word for "Please" is heard. So polite, even when facing imminent danger.
People usually start a fight even before the plane takeoff in America
@@duosableThat has a calming effect on passengers in America it seems lol. Nothing like a fight to star your chatoic holiday!!
The cabin crews deserve praises, but the evacuation could happen so safely because passengers were willing to wait for the cabin crews to provide further instructions. I can't imagine how much pressure the cabin crews were facing at the moment. I hope they receive the recognition they deserve.
People usually start a fight even before the plane takeoff in America
What is amazing is how calm everyone is. I can translate. Passengers are saying, "Be careful!" and "Please hurray"
I say this as an American. Americans would be going ballistic trying to get to the doors, ready to take down anyone who gets in their way.
We wouldn't be sitting there waiting for direction. There would be a lot of scared, angry passengers, and chaos.
This says a lot about Japanese culture. Amazing they all got off the plane okay.
I believe the rescuers who died in the other plane would be happy that everyone got off the plane safely.
This is peak Japanese culture on display people!! Their consideration for instructions, rules, and other fellow human beings is something other ppl on earth can learn from.
It’s called discipline.
You made a lot of random assumptions about Americans. A completely generalized statement. You’ve never been on a plane where that has happened so you cannot say that. You don’t know what would happen. Most cases indicate passengers were calm, and even fought against criminals onboard.
@@johnnylego807 Just soak it up Johnny, you know it is true
You've clearly never seen video’s of Latinos (mainly puerto ricans) on takeoff and landing. You think Americans are bad…..
Apparently some of the exit doors were not safe to leave from, and opening them would have put the entire cabin at risk. The crew was waiting for confirmation on which door was the safe one to evacuate from. Thank God the 400 Japanese passengers waited, stayed mostly seated; and didn’t rush to open the first emergency door they saw.
yeah the back left slide was at a crazy angle
@@CatBot007and R1 and L1 both so level due to collapsed landing gear that passengers couldn't jump and had to shimmy down which makes this evacuation even more impressive
Yes at least one of the engines was still running. Most likely the controls were damaged so the pilots couldn't shut it down so if the FAs opened one of the doors further back people would be at risk for getting sucked into the engine when they went down the slide. Things like that and where the fire is are why the FAs don't just open any random door and check first before deciding to open up an exit. Also, the other crazy thing is nobody had any idea what just happened. They were landing and suddenly there were flames everywhere. Pilots likely didn't even know what they hit, yet even with all the damage the pilot was keeping the plane on the runway.
@@red2977 Yep, pilot did a good job at keeping the plane straight and level, so it does not twist or flip over.
Some passenger rushed to the door, but the crew told them to get back to their seats.
I'm sure the crew was getting an assessment on what exits could be opened and safely used before they let anyone off. To prematurely open any exit would have been a mistake.
This is true. The right engine was still running so they were not able to use the right-rear exit.
@@GregInTokyo 4 exits per side on an A350. Any other than the front one would have killed people.
What a great people!!! Sitting and waiting for instructions when the plane is on fire !! 👍 not sure if this will be the case if this happens in any other country.
lol no the Japanese are a cultured and disciplined people. They also know which bathroom to use and have a secure border and are proud of their country.
It woldn't happen in my country definitely. People would stand up, run and open the door by themselves or try to break every wall. 🫠
This is peak Japanese culture on display people!! Their consideration for instructions, rules, and other fellow human beings is something other ppl on earth can learn from.
We should all learn something from these well behaved passengers.
The patience of these passengers is unreal. Only been to Japan once, but will definitely go again as the country and its people are special.
that is not always a good thing though.
@vanessaruiz4705 What? The people being special?
@@edkiely2712 Probably referring to how it took 18 minutes to evacuate, likely because communication & equipment issues had them sit inside a burning plane instead of opening the doors that looked safe.
If the interior had caught fire a few minutes sooner, this would become a famous example of nobody having the common sense to adapt to an emergency & dying while waiting to be told what to do.
@jumpingturtle8830 The stewardesses are trained to wait for the commands of the cockpit, unless the situation demands that they take their own initiative, like fire being present inside the fuselage. The pilots have to attempt to shut down the engines and/or release the fire retardant into the engines before allowing the stewardesses to act.
You don't want passengers exiting into engines running from in front or behind. Even then, if people aren't patient and panic, the results can be disastrous, especially if a hive-mind situation sets in, where people are trampling all over each other. Each situation, though, is unique unto itself!
All that being said, one doesn't always know how a specific group of humans will react under certain circumstances, but there are cultural differences that do effect how people respond.
Many people saying in the comment section that there's no difference between Americans vs Japanese passengers in how they would evacuate, obviously don't remember Flight 383 at Chicago's O'Hare in 2016, where passengers were told to evacuate immediately due to an engine exploding just before take-off, and remaining on fire. Numerous passengers held-up the evacuation because they were grabbing their on board luggage, which could have been potentially catastrophic.
There was a similar evaluation in 2013 in San Francisco, where passengers did the same. So, more often than not, I would say patience is more helpful.
There was the 2014 Korean Sewol ferry sinking, where over 300 students were told to remain in their cabins, and wait patiently to evacuate, no help came, and they went down with ship. The people who survived were those that disobeyed the orders. So, it can work the other way as well!
@@edkiely2712 Yeah I agree the passengers making an orderly exit without baggage was good.
What I'm arguing for from my armchair, is IIUC if the evacuation took anywhere close to the 18 minute quote, the amount of time to open the doors severely endangered the passengers and crew. So much so that in similar situations, survival will be more frequent when a passenger sees a safe-looking exit, calmly removes obstructions such as flight attendants, and opens it unauthorized. Which is not an action that fits the patient Japanese people trope.
If this had happened in Europe there might well have been more serious casualties on the plane. The Japanese passengers remained seated and AFAIK they left their belongings on the plane. These factors may well have contributed to an efficient evacuation despite the slow progress on the two front escape slides due to their low slope angle( caused by the nose gear collapse)
Yep, if that was a Spirit flight in Atlanta, everyone would be dead! People would be fighting and grabbing bags to get off the plane!
it happened on an Emirates flight and everyone was hectic but still survived.
A few decades ago I think the Germans are similar to the Japanese in this regard. But nowadays Germany does not look so German anymore 😕
@@user-pn3im5sm7k: They never did.
True people following instructions speeds up an evacuation including not taking their belongings with them. On top of that this was an A350 so it is made of material that helps prevent the fire from getting into the cabin too quickly. I think if this was an older style plane the outcome may be different.
No one jumps out of their seat and rushes to the gate; no one screams their head off to get ahead and most importantly no one tries to get their carry-ons above their head...once again Japanese people show us how to act in time of crisis. Props to them all!
I cannot even fathom how terrifying this must have been for the JAL passengers and crew. Amazing job by the JAL crew getting nearly 400 passengers to safety. So sorry for the loss of the 5 JCG crew who perished.
😭💔 I know how scared they had to be. The way they managed to stay so calm is inspirational.
Yes you totally know how scared they were jena, after all the plane crashes you been in.
This is a clear demonstration of how civilised and discipined the Japanese are. Amazing ❤👏
It's truly sad when comparing them to us here in America.. where every brat comes out of the woodwork in public places with no regards to other ppl.. esp at the airports and planes
Rest peacefully to the 5 people who died in this unexpected tragedy.
Yes and even bad - they are a rescue team that flight to some places hit by the earthquake to help them... RIP!
And the 2 pets
The title to this video is typical media “Click Bait”. Utterly disgraceful. NBC news should do better than this. These passengers are not stuck on a burning plane, you can clearly see the cabin crew on the interphone system listening to either the flight deck or senior cabin crew to determine the safest option/s to evacuate the passengers. Only 3 of the 8 exits were opened due to the inability to shutdown the right engine as well as the fire from the left engine. The crew’s coordination that we can see here is quite extraordinary and extremely commendable. Assessing the external situation takes time and in this instance undoubtedly saved countless lives.
Even military crews might not have the discipline these Japanese passengers showed.
"discipline" lol, this is pathetic complacency.
A military crew would take action to save themselves in tandem with a rescue effort.
@@OpinionParade sure bud. if this is pathetic to you then people living like wild animals in the US must be your ideal
They are not STUCK as your misleading tagline says! They are following aircrew instructions as they should be; not stampeding with all their belongings like Americans.
This is peak Japanese culture on display people!! Their consideration for instructions, rules, and other fellow human beings is something other ppl on earth can learn from.
The Japanese people and government deciplines helped save lifes in this case. Had it happened in a different country, the human casualties could have been higher.
This is terrifying. For those wondering the passengers are shouting “please let us out!” If this had happened in America you can guarantee people would be booking it for the doors and cause a stampede. It goes to show that it’s important to pay attention and follow guidelines.
Following guidelines can get you killed
I know this is a joke but in Vegas when a BAW B777 had an uncontrivable engine fire people didnt evacuate until the order was given
Man, you Americans really can’t go 2 seconds without making everything about yourself. 5 people are dead, but all you guys can talk about is “iF tHiS wErE iN aMeRiCa.”
Horrible. Anytime a tragedy happens, the whole lot of you come out of the clockwork to make it about yourselves.
Only the child is screaming.
She was very young and must have been quite anxious.
@@CatBot007 Yea people may wait because they don't know which exit to go to, but I think the bigger issue in the US is people trying to take their carryons with them. With this situation that wasn't an issue and it saved time
The passengers should be really praised for not creating an havoc even during such a frightening situation. Their calm gesture might have easen the evacuation.
Absolutely amazed the passengers weren't trampling each other in an attempt to escape. Their calmness let everyone escape with their lives.
If this happend in the US or europe people would be killing each other trying to get off the plane and dragging their stupid luggage off at the same time good for the Japanese people remaining calm and not rioting and being selfish
Not really, look at British airways flight 38, all passengers evacuated within 90 seconds with no issue after the plane crashed before the runway
@@thwalesproductionsThat plane wasn't on fire though
Unbelievably calm!
So sorry for the loss of the 5 JCG crew who perished. RIP
No way that NBC the fact checkers of information love to put false headlines to grab a click. lol you should do good news every once in a while like this story. Instead of saying they are stuck why don’t you say Crew got the passengers so orderly that it’s likely to save lives. Good job passengers and crew.
I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
That's what you get when people have emergency drills from childhood on. Japanese children have drills for how to behave during a quake or a tsunami or a typhoon at least once a year, and not just a short fire evacuation drill like you may have in a western school. They are *prepared* as well as you can be. And that shows in situations like these, too.
They had a *7.6* quake just the other day. That's a really heavy one. They had just over 50 casualties and a few hundred injured. Had this happened anywhere in Europe, it would probably be ten times as many. And in America, the looting would have started before the ground had stopped shaking...
In some places in America, especially in one earthquake prone region, the looting would just continue.
The looting in the US happen because of minorities, look at the videos, 90% are brown and latino people stealing...
In the US, esp California, looting will go on in succeeding months.
I am a former Nursery School bilingual teacher in Japan we have a 3x monthly drilling exercise a one second is very important to achieve the exercise drillings one seconds late is considered death that’s how strict Japanese drilling exercises even our 1 year old students knows what to do and how to behave during the drilling exercises yeah the kids here are advanced too i was amaze the first time i saw it.
@@madeinjapan3333
Japanese kids have emergency drills for quakes and storms, Americans have active shooter drills. Crazy, isn't it...
The world should learn how calm.they were and how fast they evacuated when they listened to the crucial instructions. Had this been in the other countries, people would have panicked and walked over each other.
I live in Japan and I know how japanese people are trained to handle emergencies staying calm and following procedures.
It’s remarkable they all were able to evacuate from a burning plane in about 90 seconds. That’s a cohesive society.
That's the standard that aircraft are made to.
All commercial aircraft must be able to evacuate all passengers and crew in 90 seconds using half of the available exits.
The subject aircraft has 8 exits. The evacuation was carried out using only 3 of them.
Its crazy to think 400 people is a huge crowd when you think the passage way out is small.
That's an obvious lie as this video is 60 seconds long and the passangers haven't gone anywhere
@@isbestlizard The standard is 90 seconds from the time that the instruction to proceed to the exits is given, not onset of the emergent situation.
The standard does not include time to ascertain the nature of the emergency, and/or identifying hazards outside of the aircraft prior to opening and deploying the exit slides.
So while this video is 60 seconds, it does not show the actual evacuation, but it does show the moments leading up to it.
Firstly the crews’ judgement and decision of which door for slider to be opened were respectful cuz ,if this judgement was wrong, the fire would have entered into the inside so fast and made the safe & rapid evacuation impossible.
Also, without the cooperation and the patience of those passengers including domestic ppl and foreigners, they could not made this miracles out!
MaasyaaAllah.. i do salute to all japanese and all passengers on that plane who patiently wait for evacuating. How great you are of control your selves even in the pressure and emergency condition. 😢 God bless you all. And deep condolences to all 5 who passed away 😢 Indonesia did got terrible airplane crashes too this last 20 years. And we know exactly how all of you face that hard and hurts times. Wish always savety for all of us where ever we are. ❤
A great testimony to the whole world from the passengers of the plane in crisis mode . The orderly and calm manners in this evacuation is indeed remarkable. This is not a miracle, it’s the discipline and cooperative approach of everyone onboard that ended in a zero casualty tragedy for this plane. But sadly 5 people perished in the other plane.
Passengers are sitting and they are calm…
Just wow
Happy that everyone is safe
Very Moving to see the calmness of these passengers
They’re well civilized people
As calm as hindu cows....a testament to the Japanese culture though. In the face of an emergency, they maintain order and discipline
I'm so glad that none of those passengers wasted time trying to grab their bags. Your laptop is important, but not anywhere near as important as a human life.
Yeah when that BAW B777 had an uncontrollable engine fire in Vegas alot of people took their carryons
@@CatBot007I wished the overhead bins could be locked during takeoff and landing
@@BrianYYHNow that is a good idea!
@@BrianYYH What if a lithium battery catches fire in one of their bags
@@CatBot007 You can't really compare an aircraft collision with an uncontrolled engine fire. It's a hard impact and understandably people are going to want to get out.
American passengers would’ve died in this situation. They’d be grabbing for their carry-on luggage in the overhead bins.
Not just people from the USA, but peoples from the rest of the world. You have no idea how Europeans behave whenever the plane lands 😅
Americans would have grabbed their carry on guns instead...
Americans would kick the door down.
@@OpinionParadelol 😂
@@OpinionParadewhich would have let the fire in as most of the exit doors were not safe to leave from. That’s why they had to wait for the assessment first. But yeah, you do you
Seriously? Only in japan would an entire plane of passengers sit patiently until told to move while flames erupt all around them. This happens in the US and you would have people knocking eachother out of the way and trying to kick out windows.
In the US, people might even start looting the airport.
@@mountainous_portIn the US, people will start shooting eachother 😂😂😂
what in the civilised society is this?
I would say that the people remained calm for what was going on. Give you hope for humanity.
How can you not shed a tear when seeing this...
They weren't stuck! All the passengers were evaluated safely.
Don't we see here that the front landing gear was broken and the sliding ladders were not at the best inclination angle which is 45 degrees. Thus some passengers chose to run down and they were right. Not all exits were usable at that moment because there was heavy fire outside at the middle section. The Japanese crew did everything right and so were the disciplined passengers 👍👍👍👍👍
I'm glaf everyone was okay 🙏
This is peak Japanese culture on display people!! Their consideration for instructions, rules, and other fellow human beings is something other ppl on earth can learn from.
The most disciplined people on the planet.
I swear if that was here in the U.S. I don’t think people would have been this calm and orderly.
They weren't "stuck".
Your tabloid "journalism" has killed the real journalism.
I’m impressed about how calm they are. Imagine this happened in a different country, people would not have stayed seated.
Stuck yes. But kudo to the crew and passengers for keeping their cool so everyone made it out alive. Bravo.
This is a testament to the amazing engineering work by Airbus, the A350 incredible structural design and rigidity performed remarkably, allowing to come to a safe stop even after being hit by another aircraft while landing.
That amazing composite design allowed the evacuation of all passengers safely. Well done Airbus!
ITS NOT AIRBUS THAT GETS THE COMPLIMENT! The composite design doesn't really help evacuation, its the fact that the Japanese knew what to do, they remained calm and waited for instruction from the flight attendents/crew.
@@Avayix008The composite design also prevented the fire spreading to the inside of the cabin. It saved lives.
Well behaved passengers - no panic.
Shout out to the crew who got them all off safely. Rip to the other planes crew.
The Asian culture has their people taught to follow instructions because they are so many. These passengers followed instructions and survived such a horrible accident. This is learning material for the rest of the world on how important it is to stay calm and follow instructions.
I believe the crew are waiting for instructions as to which doors were going to be opened. You wouldn't want burning fuel blown through an engine at you in the event that the engines can't be shut down, likewise you don't want to be sucked into an engine if it isn't shut down.
If this would have happened in any other country, I guarantee you there would have been casualties. The Japanese are wonderful people and are patient and respectful even in the midst of disaster.
Japan isn't the only disciplined country. There are others. We know which one ISN'T, though. LOL
@@awapuhi9i know what you’re thinking, it’s not the US lol. usair 1549 also had a very successful evacuation, alongside asiana 214(only casualties were from 2 people not wearing their seatbelts)
Also, Japanese people are so used to high quality culture, that they have great unconscious trust to the infrastructures around them.
But kudos to Japanese sense of discipline and authority. We are talking 400 passengers getting out of a tiny passageway while engulfed in fire. A 400 crowd would panic, but hey its Japan.
What people said
0:0 0 Flight attendant “please keep your body down!” (低くして下さい)
0:03 another flight attendant “please lower your body!” (背を低くして下さい)
0:04 female, passenger “Can’t they open that door immediately?” (早くさ、あそこ開けられないの？)
0:05 girl, passenger “please open the door!”(開けて下さい！)
0:09 female passenger “what’s the escape board?”(脱出ボードって？)
0:12, 0:20, 0:26 girl “please let us out here, quickly!”(早く出して下さい！)
0:24 Flight attendant “please don’t pick up your baggage!”(荷物を取り出さないで下さい！)
0:31 girl “Can’t you just open the doors?”(開ければいいじゃないですか)
Yeah, even without understanding the language, the general tone from the passengers is clearly that of extreme worry and panic…it's a life-threatening situation, no amount of societal stoicness is going to completely override that instinct.
ほとんどがお子さんの声のようですね。他の動画では乗客の方が大丈夫、落ち着いて、荷物を取らないでと的確な言葉で周りの乗客の方を落ち着かせているのに感心しました。
379 passengers were evacuated in less than 2 mins, that wouldn’t happen in any other countries, only in JAPAN 🇯🇵
I love how they were just casually on their phones
no all is see were recording the window
And its one of JAL's brand new A350 planes too! Terrible! At least everyone survived.
5 people died and you comment about a brand new plane
lol the passengers of an American flight would be eating each other.
We would be kicking out the windows and throwing our bags, kids and dogs out the window 😂
Japan is giving us a masterclass in emergency management
@@CandiceMMartineznot your kids and dogs😂
I have always had an issue with the rather obedient culture in Japan, where people tend to avoid confronting or even criticizing the authority. However, this culture seems to have played a significant role in saving the passengers' lives. Unlike passengers from many other countries, they did not block the aisle to retrieve their carry-on luggage. They must have followed the crew's instructions perfectly.
Indeed. Obedience is a virtue because it allows for order when there is chaos, especially when the one giving commands are doing the right thing for the group.
But perhaps that culture also played a role in some of the various things that led to this accident in the first place?
Being impulsive and disobedient is considered childish in Japan.
it's not always a virtue. They will end up like a china, living in a totalitarian state because they will never fight back. @@momomo8383
@@Username-qx9gkLike what ?
They started recording cause the camera man never dies
Calmness saved lives. Sooner other contries learn from Japanese the better. In all aspects of life
Gente educada é outro nivel
Brilliant passengers
These flight attendants did a wonderful job and all the people who followed instructions and not stop and try to bring their stuff with them not like here in America where the people don’t listen and are trying to get their stuff from the over head compartments! I think if this were here in America there wouldn’t be that many survivors unfortunately, people are to worried about getting their luggage then just getting off the plane now! GOD Bless to all who reads this!!❤🙏
If this happened in America, there would be a massive fight by passengers as no one would be listening to the flight attendants and everyone would be rushing to save themselves while taking things out of the overhead bin. I kid you not.
Probably in any other country in the world, every passenger would have jumped immediately out of their seat to fight brutally to try to get anywhere, without even knowing where to go or what to do; jamming the aisles and cramming frantically into the escapes and causing deaths and injuries.
Thank God these people are safe and alive.
this is japan airlines flight 516 it happend on january 2 2024 when an a350 was landing and colided into (what looks) a bombardier Q400 thankfully everybody got out of the a350 safely and evacuated escaping with only minor injuries everyone was safe but unfortunately for the (coast gaurd) Q400 out of the 6 people 5 died and only the pilot escaped
That’s crazy to see.
What's going on in japan..my prayers go to them
Most important thing in case of emergency: Filming
Wow, that's wild. Is one of the engines still on, in that last shot?
Yes, they are investigating why it wasn’t or didn’t turn off.
yep which is why they didn't use the emergency exit near the front of it. Thankfully the FAs were paying careful attention to which doors they should use.
Imagine on a plane crash and your just filminstitutet the window💀
Oh my God ! Japanese are just shouting ''let us out please! '' but they remained seated waiting for the quick instructions from the cabin crew. They are really well disciplined.
Typical misleading title. No one was trapped. They were awaiting instructions to exit from the cabin crew.
Imagine the chaos on that plane if it was anyone other than Japanese people.
The cabin crew had a very difficult job of holding back the passengers from exiting the aircraft for the first few seconds. The worry was passengers being engulfed in flames or gassed to death by vaporizing fuel fumes after they leave the aircraft and try to walk away. If the wind is just right, the air crews will deploy the slides and ask the passengers to exit. If the winds blow in the wrong direction the flight crews will keep the plane shut tight until the airport crash firefighters secure a safe passage and assist in the swift evacuation on the ground. This is no doubt a very painful judgment call on the plane captain and head cabin crew stewards part.
No passengers were "stuck on burning plane" like your headline suggests.
Props to the crew getting everyone off safely and in a timely matter. Another accident just happened on an Alaskan airliner. Lost it's emergency door in flight. No one was sitting by the exit thank god. These kind of innocents seem to be getting more common. Better find a solution soon before another major tragedy happens.
If that was in the US, half the passengers would be filming, the other half would be grabbing their carry ons and all would be screaming!
I love how all you guys are commenting “if this happened in xyz place, the passengers would be filming!!!”…….on a video showing clips filmed by passengers. Are we not watching the same video?!
Wow,I am surprised by the calmness inside the plane.
They were minutes away from a fatality!
they're robots, what did you expect
So So. Wittnessing that this, unbelievable incident and , every passenger escaped from this mayhem ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I bet the Japanese were respectful enough to their fellow passengers NOT to take their hand luggage down the chute
Unbelievable how organize and disciplined everyone behaves. 100% sure any other nationality would have panicked and killed each other on the plane by trampling.
Only Japanese passengers are so well behaved and followed crew instructions… won’t see that in America with bunch of gangsta or Karen on board
I’m not gonna lie. If I had been in that plane I might’ve booked for the doors. This shows me I just gotta trust the engineering and the crew 😂
The crew would of stopped you
To get 400 people out of a burning plane it requires insane discipline. It's so easy for people to pile on top of each other trying to get out
I honestly myself would have been like trying to find a door. Amazing they just listened to the stewardess
What did that kid say ?
@@Sandoz-tq7qj She said ''let us out please!" "Why don't you open the door? It's easy ,isn't it?"
they had to determine what exits were safe to use and that takes a bit of time and they made the right decision.Cant exit into a fire or an engine that is still running.
Usually Most people die in these kinds of accidents just because of the imperative behavior and rushing to go outside as soon as possible without having to look around most of us have, this is one of the true shows of serenity in the middle of anxiety the admirable japanese culture has during disasters, such as this one
Omg the horror! I would NOT stay seated on that plane.
Where would you go then ?
Have some sencability.
They are not "stuck".
The pilot was in control.
The people departed when the crew thought it was safe.
Great video and translation, tqsm. No unnecessary added movie dramatic music unlike from other you tube news channels.
❤
They had 3 doors, out of 8, to use.