There is always relief when a passenger or pilot gets interviewed

All of these crashes need about 30 seconds longer to wrap everything up

I feel terribly sorry for anyone who had to go through this. I'm always happy to see some passengers/pilots get to share the story so it means some of them are still alive!

I wish they could add a bit of an explanation as to what went wrong with some of these crashes, and what happened afterwards.

It's such a relief when you see passenger himself/herself is narrating the story. It's like, you know things will turn out good in the end.

"...uses more gas than most cars do in 6 months" I got you beat, Concorde - I drive a Dodge Ram.

Causes: 1. Metal piece on runway from another plane (dc 10 if i remmeber correctly). Fell of due to bad meintanace. It made the tires explode and a peice punctured the fuel engine. 2. Bad communications being the Main cause. 3. The crew tried to make a go-around, but the plane rolled to the left and then to the right 4 seconds before impact. Also the right engine was a bit faulty. It's more to the story, but I dont want this to be too long. 4. A massive tail Wind struck the plane. Some other stuff also happened, but that was the Main cause. 5. Well it is explained. Also Robin wasent able to return to her duties because of this accident. I dont remember all the details, but I guess the guilt of causing this accident made her quit. 6. Well it was explained, but i am also gonna mention that 4 others were injured. 7. Well it is explained how it caught fire and stuff, but I am gonna explain how so many died. The AAIB concluded that the major cause for fatalities was rapid incapacation due to inhaling of the dense toxic/irritant smoke atmosphere within the cabin, aggravated by evacuation delays caused by a forward right door malfunction and restricted acces to the exits. 8. Pilot error was the main cause. It was several problems that led to the crash. Gonna list them up: - Yak service did not properly control the quality of mastering the aircraft. - Finding that the crew did not train long enough on the Yak-42 - The crew did not calculate the takeoff parameters - changing takeoff thust during takeoff - One of the pilots applied braking (They are not sure who) - The co-pilot was found to have a banned drug phenobarbital in his system Also gonna mention that a hockey team was on this plane. It killed all, but 1 on this plane. (Plane mechanic i belivie). Also one of the hockey team players did survive the crash, but died later in the hospital. 9: First of all, I do belivie they should have done a go-around right away. The plane had an excessiveely steep descent and high airspeed (446 km/h; 277 mph) father the the normal 141 knots (261 km/h; 162 mph) during the approach and landing, resulting in unstable flight. The captain wanted to make the first approach work, so he called to hear the co-pilot say to do a go-around and the planes warnings. Also the co-pilot failed to take control because of inadequate training. Wings falls were no fully extended to the maxinum 40°, not Even 15° repeatedly requested by the captain, but only 5° because of the first officer was aware that this was the recommended maximum for that high airspeed, but he failed to notify the captain. 21 died (20 passengers and 1 crew memeber). Also one of the passengers filmed the plane burning after getting to a safe distance. Captain also got arrested and found guilty. He was sentenced to 2 years of imprissonment. 10: No problems with the plane only that they came in too low. 2 died on impact (found outside the plane). 1 died later in the hospital because of her injuries. All 3 of them were teenagers. 181 was injured.

Respect to the cameraman surviving all of these flights

Just remember as a pilot or a passenger, it’s better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air, than to be in the air wishing you were on the ground...

*Me studying to be a pilot* KZfaq: lets recommend this

Every time I watch these and I see a pilot or passenger being interviewed, it’s a huge relief knowing at least SOMEONE survived.

Everyone that flies in an airplane has a reasonable expectation about what could possibly go wrong but my heart really goes out to the people inside the hotel when the Concorde flew directly into it and then exploded. One minute you’re starting/wrapping up a great vacation and the next you’re engulfed in flames! RIP

KZfaq is getting out of hand with the amount of commercials they are putting on videos.

Kudos to all those passengers who even after surviving the accident, don't leave fellow passengers behind❤️!!

0:00 - #10 Air France Flight 4590 4:12 - #9 KLM Flight 4805 and Pan Am Flight 1736 7:21 - #8 Manx2 Flight 7100 11:20 - #7 Continental Airlines Flight 1404 13:55 - #6 USAir Flight 1493 and SkyWest Flight 5569 15:48 - #5 Scandinavian Airlines Flight 686 19:24 - #4 British Airtours Flight 28M 21:53 - #3 Yak-Service Flight 9633 24:37 - #2 Garuda Indonesia Flight 200 28:29 - #1 Asiana Airlines Flight 214

I still remember hearing about the Cork crash. It was a flight that mainly workers used if they were based either down south and were coming home or up north and going to work. Out of the 12 people on board, 6 of them passed away, 2 of which were the pilots. My uncle was supposed to be on that plane once it took off again from Cork but it didn’t make it. I also remember after it, a lot of people avoided flying from George Best and instead went to Dublin airport, my family included.

Plane: *crashes* Cameraman: "Don't worry! Im still alive to upload!"

*plane is on fire and losing speed and about to crash* Expert: "something is happening"

Tenerife is still the most horrible plane "accident" of all time. Thanks for the upload!

27:15 Ryanair pilot: « wow that landing is amazing! »

I'm so glad in this new age they've developed technology to track airplanes and warn them if there is something approaching or in their way instead of just letting them fly blindly

The first story about the Concorde, my father was actually the captain of a Boeing 737 above it and he saw the Concorde taxi

Watching these vids is a great step in the process of anxiety desensitisation

I love it when captain Bragg says we are still taxing down the runway

Gravity and speed are two of the hardest things to control, but trying to save each other’s lives, takes a lot of heart and courage. R.I.P to those who lost their lives

Plane: *crashes* Investigators: “why did so many people die?”

6:35 BRO WAS IN THE BACKROOMS🤣🤣🤣

I literally teared up at the duty of the pilots. God bless them

Would have been good to include the quick summary of the cause of the disaster....

Lesson: if you see a plane with Smithsonian crew on board, dont get on the plane

Respect to camera man who recorded this video and risking his life

11:00 there doing a cart wheel duh 👁👄👁

Just because Mr KLM wanted to beat the crew hours restrictions, if only he had waited an extra 5 minutes, he would have arrived home a bit late yes, but 44 years ago, alive...

Sad thing it was never the Concordes fault, it was a piece on the runway

13:40 captain risking his life to save other Respect

21:53 Rest in peace Yaroslav Lokomotiv❤️💙🙏

Plane crashes are terrifying af but super uncommon, your more likely to crash in a car going on a road trip than just taking a flight

Me watching plane crashes. Ads: pIlOt InStItUtE

I was their in san francisco when the plane crashed we were walking on the walk path near the bay and seen this as it happened,everyone around us were so shocked we could not believe this just happened,felt unreal we all thought it was going to explode for some odd reason we could feel the heat so i can imagine what the people that were that close felt nasty smell also,im glad it turned out better then alot of us watching thought..Crazy to see this in person.

The last person is what I call a true hero in a disaster. Helping everyone out of the plane before getting out himself, he's been risking his own life for others, true heroes doesn't always have superpowers for sure.

Autopsies will reveal the real killer. Suspenseful music. Immediate transition to next flight.

Imagine paying 9000 dollars on a Concorde one way flight just to crash on the runway itself

Every time I watch these and when I see a pilot or a passenger getting interviewed, I feel so relieved

I remember seeing grass 10 feet below me and thinking oh that's not good. Understatement of the year.

Me: *watching KZfaq when I’m about to board a plane* KZfaq: “let’s recommend this video!”

The dramatic reconstructions of passengers onboard is just incredible

18:08 SouthJet Air

Being the camera man is the best

I have to say that it’s no help to end each segment without at least a short explanation of the cause and result of the accident.

Air traffic control: U are clear for take off. Tire: HELL NAH

6:37 my favourite part

All these major crashes and yet there are people alive from them who are here to tell the story. My first "Omg and he survived??" thought was with the 8 manx2 flight 7100. The plane flipped and the man survived! It's so surprising and relieving when the passenger or the pilot survive

Plane: Engulfed in fire Man: Something is happening

A moment for all the people who were in the plane to create this video

The raw footage of Garuda Flight 200 was also shown on World's Most Amazing Videos on NBC and Spike (right now Paramount Network)

The perfect video to watch when you travel by airplane 😌

That KLM Captain was a murderer...Took off because he didn't want to wait and killed all those people...The cockpit voice recorder records the first officer telling the captain "You"ve killed us"

Who else got a ad while watching this video: “Come and train at our flight institute” Like bro I’m watching a plane crashing video

It’s crazy because I’m watching this for my aviation assignment 👀

This reminds me of a time when I was coming back to the UK, the start of the journey was alr but I passed out, lack of air but then I woke up nearly at the end of the journey, there was big turbulence but luckily we survived

When u hear ur captain saying “OH DAMN IT” you know something is about to happen

This video should be longer. It seems like whoever put this together cropped out all the good details. For instance: wtf happened at LAX to cause Robin to resign? You didn't mention a thing about the accident itself.

I love watching your videos they are really good keep it up 👍

I flew as a cabin crew for Qatar Airways and have travelled with diff passenger airlines but the smoothest landings are always with Philippine Airlines! Amazing pilots! I love our flag carrier. Makes me feel safe to fly everytime. ❤️🇵🇭

Man theses are so addicting idc if people think I’m weird these are so cool

I assumed that these crashes would be listed in order of their seriousness, but seeing that the worst / most deadly air crash in history was #9 made it clear they're actually just random.

For any of you wondering, everyone in the first accident died that day, and the people on board the the pilots were actors. In the second one, only 61 people from the Pan Am flight survived, while everyone on the KLM flight passed. (583 deaths) On the third, six people including the pilots were killed, while six lived with injuries On the fourth, everyone survived though some were left with minor injuries

Thanks for the Upload 👍 !! XD

RIP to all the poor souls.urghh that Dutch captain of KLM 4805 always gets on my nerves.because of him more than 500 people lost their lives

I could only imagine the horrific sight of human debris (mutation, burns, parts, etc) from those two 747s colliding. Years ago I had conversation with a former NTSB investigator, he said the most difficult crashes are with kids involved and after one huge crash (I believe either the one in San Diego or in Queens, NY) he resigned after seeing dead babies.

The 8th one i hv heard so many times when i was younger my sister always used to scare me with that story but i found it fascinating but a little sad too

Soo relieved when you interviewed the survivor(s).

Do you want to know why the Concorde in the first clip crashed? It was because a previous plane which took off left a bit of metal on the runway. The Concorde then drove over it in take off, bursting the wheels then puncturing an engine or something along those lines

Watching this before flying to Florida tomorrow because I’m smart

Literally I had a dream where I looked out of my living room window and saw a plane crash into the back of one of the houses on my street...l am terrified

"Something is wrong with the LEFT PHALANGE"

I love how everyone is doing memes instead of recognizing the irresponsability in the cases

I used to have a very serious phobia of flying as a child. It's grown into more of an uncomfortable feeling but nothing big at all. I still have a fear of taking off. I have this fear that we'll get into the sky tilting upwards and the back of the plane explodes and we go backwards. So it's either dying in an explosion or being on the other half of the plane falling, losing oxygen and dying on impact. Gotta love the airport.

airplanes are already so large and death threatening when you look at them from the airport windows. like imagine watching planes crash while you're waiting for your flight.

Honestly i'd liked to give this a thumbs up, but not mentioning anything about the aftermath is such unsatisfying (although in some cases i know what happened...).

If you're on a plane, this is not recommended.

Well doe compilation. It would be very interesting to learn a few details what has happened after the scenes.

The Concord plane crash is the most unfortunate crash I’ll never forget.Something that so supersonic, can always crash, just like any planes. RIP ✈️

They have 41 videos in the last EIGHT YEARS. 8 of which came in the last few months. This channel would explode if they posted regularly this is so interesting.

I love the fact that cameraman was there all the time to shoot everything

On the forth crash I’m happy they all survived

7:11 it actually happened in early morning before sunrise in dark.

These scenes are amazingly replicated.

The amount of people that think that the film is real is saddening

30:17 captain: Hang on hang on! First officer:statue mode turned on

My girlfriend and I were booked the Pan Am 747. The same one involved in the Tenefrie runway. We were supposed to be going on a Metatrain (sorry spelling). We canceled the trip because my friend got a job. I remember her calling me saying we would have been on the Pan Am 747.

The quality of this video feels like the same amount I would put into my online school work. Especially because it decreases in quality as the video goes on.

I never fly. I walk to France from NYC. Depending on the weather of course.

Watching this whole boarding plane is a vibe

God rest all those who did not survive those crashes.

*me who is currently in Florida on vacation and got here on a plane and is leaving on a plane I already have anxiety about planes but then youtube recommended this to me:*

The accident leaves the investigators with a main question: How the hell did this happen?

Watching this 2 weeks before my flight is a vibe

Concorde Engineer: "Something is happening." YOU DON'T SAY.

Me: lets go to a different country for the first time! KZfaq: lets recommend this >:)