Every Single Plane Crash - Air Disasters Seasons 8, 9, 10

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  @Young_rich_king · 4 years ago

  No matter how many times Ive watched plane crash documentaries it still doesn’t discourage me from flying, im starting training for pilot soon too

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• AN

  @anonimato1987 · 3 years ago

  “Niki Lauda is the most famous Austrian since Mozart”. No, I think there's another guy y'all don't wanna recognize

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• ST

  @StephanieCholensky_spusa · 4 years ago

  The distraction of the glowing ghost in the co-pilot&apos;s seat at @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca_HS9n40JU&amp;t=2501">41:41</a> and the acid kicking in at @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca_HS9n40JU&amp;t=2614">43:34</a> must have contributed to this crash

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• JO

  @johndenver5029 · 4 years ago

  A wise man once told me that there are more broken planes at the bottom of the ocean than there are broken submarines in the sky

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• CA

  @cantfindmykeys · 3 years ago (edited)

  I have to be thoroughly sedated with prescription meds to board a commercial plane due to many unpleasant experiences during childhood when we traveled extensively. You name it, it happened. Landed in a cornfield, skidded off the runway, engine blowout, lightning strike, freefalls in air pockets when we were the first off the runway during a tropical storm, landing gear wouldn&apos;t drop and circled the runway until we were out of gas, sandstorm, clipped some trees, and a parrot bit me on one flight. A Yorkie bit me on another. I remember one flight when the stewardesses looked terrified, and my mother screaming into a pillow and clutching my hand until she almost crushed it. The airlines sent a shrink to the hotel when I refused to go back to the airport the next day after that horrific flight. &nbsp;I literally hid under the bed. It took 3 days and they snuck some sleeping powder into my chocolate milk finally. Tried to conquer my aviophobia later in life with flight lessons. It went ok for the first few flights, until my instructor (who was an expert stunt pilot) crashed in Mexico doing an airshow performance. Mechanical error. Last year I flew to S. America after a loved one died because I didn&apos;t care about crashing, I was too preoccupied with my loss. But I&apos;m stuck here now, lol. I won&apos;t fly again. And you couldn&apos;t pay me a 100 tons of Krugers to board a 737. They are cursed. They should all be grounded. I will only fly on an airbus A320. That&apos;s how I got to S. America. And only because there is no safe passage by ground across the Darian Gap. Unfortunately, covid halted the cruises or I would have taken a ship instead. I flew once on the Concorde and still have the bag of goodies they gave me. I didn&apos;t like it as much as I liked the 747s back then. &nbsp;Flew in a helicopter from Kennedy with our 2 dogs. Didn&apos;t like that, and neither did the dogs. The 70s into the early 80s was the best for flying. Big, roomy seats. Attentive crew. Going to meet the pilots in the cockpit. Warm blankets, pillows, candy, coloring books and little toys. Now you get crammed into a metal tube like cattle. Even in first class I feel squished and claustrophobic. I watch these vids to justify my fears... and it works, lol.

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• KK

  @KKOPPONG · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca_HS9n40JU&amp;t=409">6:49</a> has the sad irony of having an instrument to measure vibration but you can’t read it because it’s vibrating is the most sad shit out there🤣

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• FL

  @fluffy-fluffy5996 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I really applaud Lauda for persisting to prove it was the reversethrust on their own while investigators had given up basically and said pilot error.

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• JE

  @jermiebastings8499 · 3 years ago

  After watching these documentaries I&apos;ve realized that there are a lot of unsung heroes we never heard about and I&apos;m talking about pilots and passengers.

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• PE

  @peakme7814 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca_HS9n40JU&amp;t=1988">33:08</a> didn’t know Shang-chi was a superhero and air traffic controller!

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• SH

  @sh3vski · 3 years ago

  Lauda saying listening to the voices of his friends was the hardest thing in his life just shows what kind of man he is

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• WO

  @wonderXweapon · 3 years ago

  I was on a 737 CP Air Canadian pacific air that had rudder trouble in winter In 1982 we headed out to dump fuel and that gave them a chance to foam the runway and we were bucking pretty bad not sure if weather was the culprit or rudder but by the time we landed I could barley walk off the airplane my legs were shaking so much …which lead to a fear of flying I developed after that for almost 30 years I was worse over open water, I got hypnotized for it and tried everything but it didn’t work. Well Valium did help so I usually took that. So I had a little tiny taste of what these poor passengers felt and I can tell you it gave me a whole different outlook on flying, the other thing was in the 80’s there was a crash every other month or you’d be traveling somewhere and on the news was a crash … planes have never been safer and people should remember that the safety they enjoy now is born on the backs of the passengers who died and having learned from their misfortune. Thanks to them you fly safer now. God bless them.

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• PE

  @petermwakihana9879 · 3 years ago

  I really appreciate to the pilots and captains for most of the time end up saving the life of people. Is not easy to make right decisions in difficult situations

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