Agreed. Take yourself out if you want, but leave the innocent passengers out of this wreck.

Yes this is really profoundly sad! For all the reasons you said above!

Fast forward to 22 and a pilot tanks a plane on the eastern side of the world just because

@@mindyschocolate there was no intent in this accident… The flight crew were just idiots…

I agree, a friend of mine whom we went to the university together moved to Poland and he is successful there so he bought a Cessna and invited me to fly there so that we can go on a ride in his toy. He brought his 6 year son old with us on the day of the exploration trip by air . The trip was smooth and peaceful until his son asked him whether he can show me that he can fly a plane and instantly this incident pop in my mind and while still contemplating this the father decided that I should switch seat with his son so that he can fly the plane but that wasn’t going to happen with me there and that I knew for sure because I don’t play games in the sky. The kid was sad but sadness is recoverable so he is fine and so are we. I wasn’t going to let that happen on my watch and I am sure little Jimmy can fly the plane but for me it was not a risk worth taking.

The Air France crash in the Atlantic was pretty bad too. At least something happened in this crash to confuse the pilots. In the Air France crash they just drove it into the ocean for no reason.

@@tubester4567 while i agree that the air france one is a good contender for most incompetent crew,nothing dramatic happened in this accident either to really "confuse" the THREE pilots in the cockpit. the first officer should have been monitoring the asset and manually regained it in seconds after the deviation. they clearly had no fucking clue on how to really fly a plane

An abortion would have prevented this.

@@itellyouforfree7238 Stall... Stall warning ranged 58 times still Bonin could not apply downward pitch

@@darksoul6482 he still hasn't released his stick yet

Even so, the pilots were terrible.

Agreed. Any pilot caught letting a kid pilot a passenger plane should be prosecuted and sentenced to years in prison.

@@contr0lo Exactly... "I have not seen the instruments"..... something you never want a pilot to say ever lol. I feel like almost all of us commenting on these aviation channels that has ever played flight sim could have leveled out this plane.

Not exactly, it’s hard to crash a plane you almost have to know what your doing to crash a plane, planes are beautiful machines that have a mind of their own(auto-pilot) and even when it’s disengaged it’ll do its best to remain level and steady until auto-pilot is back on. Now the pilots just didn’t know how to problem solve under stress and fucked it all up

Just sad. 😢

spay and neuter

the father was letting him in a area he should never been any ways tf ??? spay and neuter lmao more like learn responsibility and how to be a man weak mfer

its a wrong translation, correct would be 'come out'

I did that to my wife the other night, I just disengaged

It's autopilot not "override stupid".

@@royharper9472 lol 💀

@@royharper9472 if we as human beings ever evolved to the point where we start making that "dead air" noise when we truly aren't listening we will all be in big trouble.ooooooooooooo!

what🤦‍♂️

What made it worse was it took the captain a bit to realize what was happening also saw this on Air Disasters on the Smithsonian channel

Yes. That sort of says it all really, doesn’t it?

@@sooners2037 The basic human error caused by pilot not son

Ya the pilot and Co pilot were jokers

Vodka will do that.

Maybe he should have said "It's not your fault" instead of gaslighting them. Children aren't stupid. In fact they knew something was wrong before those "pilots" knew

Father: I f*d up. Suhka!

​@@anayarey- How did he "gaslight" them?

@@ItsJustKylie-by using his last moment to lie instead of make it right

@@midmadden70 - How could he have "made it right"? What benefit would there be to telling the cold truth of impending death? What kind of parent doesn't give their child a comforting lie during their last moments of life. He didn't gaslight them. That word is so overused these days.

Why the heck didn't he just correct the turn by his own column input... it's crazy

@@Leha__777 they believed it was some holding pattern they entered (it wasn't that's only done in a missed approach or if commanded by ATC)

@@BGI_guy the turn was too sharp already that noment..they just fell out of control i think

Seriously.

This was a result of the Russian aircraft manufacturers doing their own thing, and not following Western cockpit design standards. There's been a few cases where Russian pilots flying Western aircraft made mistakes because Western aircraft had instrument designs, warning systems and autopilot behaviours that differed in how they worked from those in Russian aircraft. Russian pilots are generally better off when flying Russian planes, not Western planes.

It wasn’t the daughter or son’s fault Jason. It was a beautiful thing the pilot did by sharing that experience with his children. The problem was the pilots incompetence and inability to perform under pressure

@@amanibey1391 Um..

@@amanibey1391 no the children and the pilots were both humans and humans make mistakes,the real fault was of the plane itself

@Pushiswin agree. You need to be 16 to get a learners permit for a car but can be 15 to pretend to fly a plane? They were Prbly bugging their dad The minute they heard they were going on this flight can we fly the plane can we fly the plane? They’ve probably done it before. This is a direct consequence of parents that don’t know how to say no to their kids the answer was no sit in your damn seat shut up I’ll wake you up when we get there

@@santoroshopper3 totally agree. I am really angry about this.....soo many people died.

Agreed about the stomach drop feeling, but actually the aircraft didn't malfunction. It did everything it was designed to do. All autopilots can be overridden by control input. The problem here was how the pilots reacted.

@@Maxley.. The pilots did everything possible to cause a crash, against the aircraft's best efforts to avoid it.

Sure. And I’m just imagining they relied way too much on the computer to fly for them, because they seem to blatantly ignore it’s warnings casually.

I agree completely. I have seen a number of incidents on this channel that have exhibited a similar trait; pilots that only seem able to operate a computer rather than actually 'fly' a plane.

It was the 16 yo son who noticed first that something is wrong, not the pilots.

@@JoSheeply yeah just shocking how reliant they were on procedures and AP

IDK. In the dark like that? Got to troubleshoot. At one point it couldn't be saved.

I'd say the pilot takes too many things for granted.He assumed everything would be a.o.k.in the cockpit with the first officer,well he assumed wrong.Its not only the pilots falt it's also the 1st officer's falt also, just as much.The pilot left the cockpit for a break and his two kid's in the cockpit with the 1st officer which was in charge.Even though he was flying the plane,why wasn't he watching the 2 kid's?, even though their not his responsibility but in a way they are,their in the cockpit and he's the co-pilot and the ONLY officer in the cockpit,that puts him in athority.

It's even more incomprehensible to understand untrained children at the controls when trained pilots in the cockpit allow them to fly with innocent passengers in the back who have put their lives on those pilots.

@@craigbosko2229 I've seen adults be irresponsible of their children in situations where common sense would dictate that they SHOULD control their offspring. The situation wasn't deadly but I was astonished at how stupid adults can be, thinking the kids are being cute.

I always found that accident horribly sad. Including for the pilot and his kids. It's not so much letting the kids handle the controls that caused the crash, it's the fact that they didn't really know the Airbus properly yet. They were convinced that one couldn't disengage the autopilot no matter what. Which I think was the case on more classic types of aircraft like Tupolev and Boeing.

@@craigbosko2229 What the hell are kids doing in the cockpit in the first place? I can understand a pilot wanting to show his kids the inner workings of a plane, but only when it's on the ground with its engines shut down. Why were they even allowed in the cockpit during a flight, that must be against the rules? A trained pilot being this feckless is shocking.

Before 9/11 pilots would sometimes allow children into the cockpit to show them what goes on on there but not handle the controls like in this case

it's absolutely beyond belief. It's incredible

@@sooners2037 that's true. I was allowed to visit the pilot's cabin on a commercial flight GRU - LIS in 1995, along with other kids. I was 9 at the time and this is something that completely changed after 9/11.

Yup, the “funny” thing is that it wasn’t just Russian pilots but others too. 911 eventually changed all that for obvious reasons.

@@sooners2037ya they would do it all the time when he as a kid.

🤣🤣 That sounds like something my grandfather would say.

I wonder if they told the family and the public immediately once they knew the cause. I have stopped boarding any aircraft since 2006. Too many things can go wrong.

​​@@vickilindsey4499 you should quit being in trains, buses and cars as well since more things can go wrong boarding in any of these Ahh don't walk also.... that's the most dangerous of any of the above. You can go crawling... that's the safest

@@AlphaSigmA1 you are someone who seeks attention by going from video to video and finding folks to attack. Please try to be kind, take a walk outside and get some sunshine.

@Vicki Lindsey Now you know what I'm doing ? Dear I'm not attacking you... "truth sounds like hate to those who hate the truth"

Yes, It must have been the terror of their life...

I'd scream "We're all gonna die!" in a panicked voice to instill more terror. I might as well go out with a laugh as they respond with screams.

@@bleirdo_dude So much edge that the flat earthers will see you as new home planet

@@fragileomniscience7647 Would you rather me yell out "Don't be scared! You're on Scare Tactics"?

@@bleirdo_dude the absolute truth is that you'd be screaming your ass off with them.

Exactly. Human behavior is very unpredictable.

This didn’t age well. Now that we know Boeing failed to put locking bolts in plug doors and have been skimping on quality control and hiring based on color/gender for years.

@@onethumbks one type of plane with a faulty system. The accidents caused by pilot error are far greater.

@@celestemaria5645 fun fact is u have more chance of experiencing a car crash then a plane crash. Most plane crashes on youtube are before 2005 wich was not the safest era for flying. Also the chance of dying in a car crash is 200.00 times bigger then the chance to die in a plane crash.

im sure being inverted, even if briefly, was a huge wake up call that its not going to end well for them...

Exactly. Especially since they were supervising the kids, meaning they should have known how to correct it if something happened (which something did happen)

Exactly. The kid merely put it into a gentle bank. How about, hmm let's say...counter bank with either control inputs or try turning the azimuth dial on the autopilot, one of which would guaranteed to have worked. Utter inexcusable incompetence.

Yeah it was pretty grade A garbage. I noticed they were also arguing with each other too, throughout the entire incident. When one yelled left, the other yelled right, like they were in their own world. No teamwork between the two at all, along with, seemingly having no understanding of the aircraft they were piloting. Like they were used to smaller planes, with how heavily they over-corrected and pedaled to the metal, like they weren't in a heavy, bigass plane.

still blame the kids if you 16 you should know it’s best not to touch anything

@@Fabian__. you should know better than your 40 year old pilot dad?

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Aww sorry for the loss of your buddy😔🙏!! Im sorry, how long ago was this devastation???

@@lynmartz7961 The accident happened on 23rd March 1994.And thankyou Lyn.God Bless.🙂

@@mrLeesmyth Thanks Lee, may God bless your wonderful life too! If we are still Alive, is because we still have purposes in our lives to achieve and guide many others to the Light of JESUS, that are Lonely, Disturbed, Suicidal, ect, to Vive them A Word Of HOPE, and you are one of them, you have a Kind And Warm Heart to do this Lee! 😊🙌

Lol yeah same, i had my arms stiff against my body haha.

@Women's Rights was a Mistake Aviation is a technical skill. It does not require physical strength--it requires situational awareness, the ability to multi-task and the ability to stay in a calm and rational state of mind in stressful situations. Those traits are not unique to males. There are MANY competent and skilled women pilots, both commercial and military. There are female fighter pilots in the US Air Force and Navy-- one of the Air Force Thunderbird pilots is a woman. These idiots who caused the Russian airliner crash were MEN--stupid, incompetent and reckless men. Would you have been comfortable flying with them just because they were men?

Adriana, you are doing a great job. And you're beautiful. But most of all you're doing a really great job. I've done something similar in the past. The difference is that I worked on board cruise ships. It makes a huge difference because in case of danger, at sea, we (the crew) can actually DO our part to help survive the situation. Up there on a plane you crew members can do much less, and really put your lives in the hands of potential morons like this one. I wish you will have a long and peaceful career, trouble free. Come back to your beloved ones every time.

IN RUSSIA, LITTLE KIDS CONTROS PLANE!

@@ilovecops5499 No wonder they can't hit the targets

I know…. It is infuriating sigh

Nah, I think cockpit room is soundproof.

and the children realizing the horror of it...perhaps a sense of guilt, which children can do, to me thats beyond tragic. ⚘

They probably got a glimpse of the visitors

@@anjou6497 yeah

@@anonnimoose7987 Boom. Imagine sitting there, you watch 2 children enter the cockpit and 10 minutes later you're spinning out of the sky. Un-fricken-believable. I don't understand why the 1st Pilot in Charge, the most senior pilot who began the flight didn't step in AT ANY POINT???!

Russian dashcams became as popular as they are more because of the amount of people trying to claim insurance by pretending to get run over. Russian traffic infrastructure is so bad, that bad driving is almost inevitable. There was, bizarrely, a study done a few years back that discovered that, when Russian drivers drove on western European roads, their driving almost automatically improved. State sanctioned preventable traffic deaths. Mindblowing.

It’s because they’re Russian .. not afraid of anything 😂😂😂

I don't understand this to me these pilots seemed completely incompetent

he’s a relief pilot but i swear they lied about his qualifications

What he was really asking his son is “what did you just do”

2nd time watching this, and I now realize that the pilot is "fighting" with his son while the plane becomes more and more uncontrollable. @10:00 [post edit] in all probability, the son was panicking which sadly was causing the pilot to direct his attn to his son

@@vinnieg6161 Well they were Russians so it kind of makes sense

Idiot. He is thinking out loud and not actually asking his son that question. Are you kidding me?

In soviet russia, the pilot asks you! Ok, I know this is old...

@@philj8205 🤡

Nah fuck them both. The blood on their hands will be their trial in the after life especially the father. Dumb a** knew what he was doing hence saying how they’ll get fired if the kids are running in the first class. I feel sorry and bad for the passengers and cabin staff but absolutely nothing for the pilot. Maybe if he’s granted a next life, he’ll make better choices next time.

@@sealard2279 oh wow, a clown emoji, how original, what a lovely comeback!

So have I and have been lucky enough to touch controls. WHEN THE AIRCRAFT WAS ON THE GROUND!

@@NicNakBraun did you even read the comment?

@@NicNakBraun are you slow or arent you able to read?

There's always that one person that has to compare and sound better than the person in the video. Girl shut the fuck up.

@@NicNakBraun idk if you're joking or comprehension challenged but... she clearly means flying (as a passenger) without a parent accompanying her. Airlines assign someone to cater to minors who have to travel unaccompanied until they're picked up at the other end.

I am 24 years old and my trained flight instructor brother offered me the controls of a prop plane just the 2 of us were in, which was built specifically to be stable in the air and hard to crash, and which he could take full control of at any time, and I still had to be talked into it

Don't blame the kid. He probably thought his dad was superman -- cool outfit, everyone in awe of him, gets to sit up front and control the plane -- and therefore when his dad said "trust me", he trusted him.

@@dillweed69 I didn't blame the kid. If I were to blame anyone, it would be the parent and not the child. I just said what I'd do in that situation.

@@dillweed69 Nobody is ever that stupid at fifteen. I bet his daddy had many regrets in his last moment didn’t he

Right! Even if I studied air travel intently my hands would sweat. Even if I was competent I'm not practicing when other people's lives are at stake

Such a great comment. ❤

Even when the skill is there, we can always learn something new. I would guess that flying is always a learning experience. Glad that you are taking the time to watch and learn from these amazing videos Captain Cory! My pray is this.....Father God. Bless Cory and his family. May your grace and marvelous mercy follow Captain Cory on every flight. Cory has an epic responsibility for all of the souls that are onboard his flights. Bless Captain Cory and bring him home safely at the end of each mission. In Jesus' Holy name! Amen🙏

I love your reply and prayer ♥️

Stay safe captain.

Dear God bless Captain Cory every time he takes a flight, put your hands above his to take control of the aircraft and bring him home along with everybody each time he flights. In Jesus name I pray 🙏

How long did you last 😂?

@@prettytopia I lasted 2-3 mins. Then red lights flashing and bells sounding loud! The first time I did it… alone in a flight simulator…. I thought I “broke” the plane !! 🥹

@@jeri8853 good to know your dad had enough common sense not let it be a real flight, then. Fun for the kid and no lives lost - the way it should be!

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@Steve Robinson why

@Steve Robinson that wasn’t a mistake

@Steve Robinson no I saw what you wrote … why make fun of people dying ? Why man why

@Steve Robinson fucking weirdo.

​@Ed Nigma I feel so sorry that someone like you can be born. Poor parents. This isn't what a person should become.

I agree that this video is really fun. Do we know if the Russian authorities kept allowing mentally retarded people to become certified pilots after this incident?

When people tell me nuclear power is safe, I think about stories like this one. There is simply no accounting for human incompetence sometimes. If it can be f*cked up, somebody will F it up.

@@tensevo true, humans are destined to fuck something up

Well they weren't supposed to. The daughter sat in the seat, and lightly touched the controls. The son apparently pushed it hard enough to disengage the autopilot. It said over 8kg force? That's a lot, nearly 20 pounds of force. Obviously, this case, that was a huge mistake.

Apparently these guys weren’t trained either…

15 is pretty young to be committing a multiple-murder-suicide, but it happens, I guess, as a price we all pay for the right to possess an airplane. I'd like to see more emphasis on giving kids airplane cockpit safety classes so they don't use these tools heinously. A good guy with a cockpit with beat a bad guy with a cockpit any day, so I am told.

This incident definitely forced changes in protocol regarding cockpits clearance. 9. 11 gave us impenetrable cockpit doors. Unfortunately, this feature allows the first officer of that Germanwings flight to crash it into the Alps. One safety or security feature can often eliminate or override another.

@@4bibimimi It's a pity there isn't some sort of ever changing override code for say the flight deck door.

Frightening irresponsible and downright stupid!

Yeah. This was so sad. ACI did an episode on it years back. Its so sad because it was so fucking easily avoidable. Its like if i allowed my toddler to sit in the drivers seat of my car

I thought of a guy who is a private pilot and has a KZfaq channel (he's been flying for 20 years). In one of the videos he lets his then 9-year old daughter "fly the plane" (he owns a Piper PA-28 Arrow), and he was confident about it. Some people in the comments were really worried, though. I think it's kind of a controversial thing, you never know what the kid will do and how skilled the adult in charge is.

@@rominac1389 At least he was still in the main seat and in a plane which is easier to control

Agreed. Although I don't think you should let children have that much potential control of a plane, especially a fully loaded commercial plane, what they did was not the direct cause of the crash as much as the unnecessary nosing up the plane so sharply. I'm not even a pilot, but just watching aviation videos for the past few months already taught me that's a bad idea in a commercial plane.

This would have been totally salvageable if they left the children out of the cockpit. Once you let a child have control over an airliner someone is gonna die. Unfortunately the idiot in charge along with his children took many more lives on that flight.

There was a girl (Jessica Dubroff) 20 years ago who "learned" how to fly and her 57 year old dad was on a mission for her to be the youngest cross country pilot--she crashed on the 2nd day and the flight instructor and her dad also died. I remember seeing the dad on GMA or Today and thought then it's irresponsible to do this--especially when she wasn't flying solo.

The plane went upside down twice! Unimaginable

They knew they were toast.

@@deftone1 when they saw 2 kids running out of the cockpit 😂 the passengers were like “yep this is it”

@@Scythe_Voltage Not a joke but yes, probably went down like that upside.

Its not funny

In this crash, why didnt the more experienced pilot just return to the front and save the day? Or with the G forces stuff, would that have made it not possible for him to move and walk around?

@@hopingtobewheatnotatare172 According to National Geographic's Air Crash Investigations, that's exactly what happened. Everyone was just damn glued to their seats because of extreme G forces. The other pilot couldn't get up from his seat at all.

Reminds me of Ben Affleck's son in that Lamborghini

Every product from market purchased contained precautionary note ( children's reach out).One man's mistake caused many people's suffering...

So true I am a cdl school bus driver will never let a kid in my cockpit or in my 18 wheeler truck so sad that this happened

Oh gosh, I'm reading the comments now. I wrote the same as you.

who cares about them? there were about 70 people on board apart from this family.

@@h4rder10 I think most of us care about all of them.

From that comment it seemed like the son Eldar stayed in the way for far too long. His dad the relief pilot had to tell him to go back a couple of times. It sounded like the stupid kid wouldn't listen.

@@theshadowsovereign8914 Honestly, what did you expect him to have said? He's trying to regain control of the aircraft! He's trying to SAVE ALL THEIR LIVES! And his stupid son obviously WON'T GO AWAY!!

The kid probably didn't want to go back with the passengers. I mean, your dad lets you in the cockpit, and then you come walking out a few minutes later just as the plane begins to go completely sideways and then nosedive and spin. He got to listen to all the passengers screams of terror in those final moments, and probably felt like it was all his fault. I'm sure a lot of passengers thought so, too. It's tragic and sad, but also infuriating. What was that relief pilot thinking?

Reading your comment reminded me of a time in the late 80s, when my mom let me sit on her lap in the driver's seat of our small truck and with her hands over mine on the wheel, it seemed like I was driving the last leg of the rural route to our house. I can only imagine the temptation to turn knobs and buttons if I had been able to sit in the cockpit of a plane as a kid! Glad nothing happened in either case. 😥

There is a difference between _braking_ regulations and _breaking_ regulations.

Very well expressed. Thanks!

the instrument that shows the plane's orientation in relation to the horizon was not the same (wrong colors) as in russian airplanes they usually flew, this is what hindered situational awareness. There was nothing else there that could indicate how steep the angle of ascent was. The animations depiction is exaggerated, to enter stall the nose doesn't have to be that high at all. Also while the plane stalled control had not yet been restored and the plane kept banking due to manual inputs.

The pilots of the Q400 near Buffalo in 2009 had time and altitude in which to recover.

How easy is to make the mistake of over correcting tho?

100% same. So much anxiety. I had to stop the video for a minute

Exactly sir

Me too lol I just wanted to fast forward to see what happened and get it over with.

You will be ok. Just always remember. Tin cans are not supposed to be flying in the sky. Btw.. these videos don't prevent pilots from making fatal errors and killing everyone on board. Do you think they KZfaq them when critical error hits when flying and encountering danger. 😂😂🛬🌋🔥

This is flying, some crash & always will. Ask yourselves the question would I still have gone on holiday.. I did & don't fly, not that I am afraid, I just weighed it up & seeing these stupid crashes think I can holiday at home or regional by car & yes they do crash but I am careful aware driver with a car that has airbags, crumple zones & I can have control. There's risk everywhere but planes have huge risk that they are 1000s of feet in the air. Do what your body is telling you & don't let others interfere.

Probably full of vodka

Umm not quite. Some 16 year olds can fly some planes given careful training. Here of course there was no training

@@myke5696 Yeah...even the kid wasn't trained!

Stupid response!

@@myke5696 really man?? Really? You know what he means. Plus 16 year old won’t have 8000 hours of flight time 😂

This happened to me too, the pilots ask me if I had questions, I was about 7 years old and was just stunned by the complexity of the all the buttons and controls, as well as the front view flying into clouds, with no visibilty, I had no questions because well, where do you begin? In hindsight I'm wondering how much these pilots know themselves 😅

Are you Russian??? 🙄

Same.

I wonder if kids can even do that anymore, with incidents like this, and all the hijacking??

Same. Wouldn't have dared.

Shouldn't have let the kids at control's with so many innocent people on board unbelievable and stupid

It was his son who CAUSED the problem. He kept trying to steer it and forced the autopilot to overcorrect. At least the girl just barely touched the yoke. His cocky son was forcing it. I'm not excusing the dad, but he probably only meant for his kids to sit in the seat. Shouldn't have let them, but I'm sure he didn't expect the son to actually try to force the controls.

@Hannah Hanlon - dad was the pilot. The first officer was a pilot. No matter what the son did wrong, dad should have noticed. The first officer should have noticed. The son was the only one who noticed something was wrong.

@@MrYfrank14 obviously the pilots are the ones people consider responsible. And if they hadn't died, they would've lost their licenses, the captain for sure.But how did the son notice that something was wrong? He was putting pressure on the yoke to try to get it to turn to where he wanted, so he could feel in control, so maybe the problem was noticed by default or incidentally, and yes, that autopilot system WAS problematic, no one would disagree. But I don't think that catastrophe would've happened if the son hadn't messed with the controls. He should've just sat in the seat for a few moments, like his sister, and then got his butt out of it without messing with anything. The father shouldn't have let either of them sit there, but technically, it WAS that kid's fault. HE actually manipulated the controls without asking permission from either pilot. He was sneaky. And neither of the pilot noticed until the plane went into a hard bank and by then, the G-forces were too strong, so they couldn't intervene. The son was putting barely noticeable pressure on the yoke that wouldn't have been visible to the mere eye.

@Hannah Hanlon - I forget now exactly what the son said, but I think he noticed they were turning and asked his father. The father assumed the auto pilot was still flying the plane and didnt verify it.

probably damn kid!

As someone who loves flight simulators, this kind of stall is so avoidable and frustrating to see. Overcorrecting is really a mistake you make a lot in flight sims at the start...however, I can't speak from IRL experience, or how it must be for an actual pilot to try and get out of a stall.

@an actual alpaca There have been disasters from every country so please don't try to make this something it's not. It's very shameful to do so. 75 people died. People. I don't care where they came from.

@@powertrip6426 it's a disaster for the Ukrainians to be invaded like they have

@@powertrip6426 thank you sir

@@powertrip6426 dumb russians

Nope, is fully imaginable. It happens all the time, everywhere. And even it was unexpected and stupid, it was one of the easiest one. Few minutes of worrying, and one minute of terror in the last one when it was clear that the outcome is inevitable. Cancer is thousands times worse than that. It takes years, and a lot of pain. And this is just one example, there are thousands more. One even worse is to be forced to go to war, and beside the terror of being killed is the terror of killing others. And I will tell you that terror of death is not so bad as terror of an abused child. And this happens a lot more than killing. So sorry to troll you, but the world is hell, even many of us do not realize it.

@@ehombane all the time? It’s like one fatal crash every 3.7 million flights

@@ehombane All death is pain and being in a plane crash about to die is terrifying and horrible way to go. These innocent people were living their lives and didn't expect to die that day. Some likely had cancer or were abused as kids and some were kids themselves.

@@jdoritohead4983 yep, all the time. i am talking about terror, not crash. please read again my comment.

@@bellapullman10002 Nope, not all pain is death. Some deaths are instant. Some deaths are in the sleep, no pain at all, and some deaths are relief of pain. And I experienced death twice, so I know what I am talking. First time I got shot. I felt nothing, I was just gone in an instant. One moment I was waiting in the rain counting minutes till the end of the shift, and the next moment, I did not existed a anymore. I was in clinical death for 24 hours, the surgeon declared me dead, but some other medical staff insisted that I can be revived. And they revived me. After two weeks of coma, I had few years of slow and painful recovery. I fully assure you that this was millions time worse than dying. I will mention just one scene. Lying in the bed unable to move, and suddenly having an acute vertigo, for hours. You know the terror of falling, of the bike, or of the roof maybe, or a tree. But that one is just for seconds, not hours. So I have felt what those victims felt, but for hours not mere minutes. And there is something worse than falling. Is suffocating. I had that one too. It was decades later. But I will jump back at those years of recovering. I was still in hospital in the first months. I was still fed through a tube in the veins. And I saw a air bubble coming down the tube. I knew that air in blood vessels is a death sentence. I should have called the nurse. But I found it funny. I had an option. I was in the position to decide. To continue to be a vegetable, or to let it go. And I decided to let it go. Nothing happened. I suppose the device had some fail safe. So death was no pain no terror. Second time was some two decades later. Head trauma over the brain injury. Initially some neck and eye spasm. No big deal I continued what I was doing. It came back at every 15 minutes. And passed every time. but forth time did not passed anymore. I was in a visit. My neck stiffened and the head turned on a side and I could do nothing. Everything started to darken, and I was pretty scared, but at that moment the daughter of the host entered the room, and what bothered me more than the imminent death, was that I could not be polite and say hello to that woman. In few minutes that passed too, I was able to talk again, I said to the guy that I do not feel well and need to lie down. He helped me to the bed, and I called an ambulance. And while changing to be admitted in, suddenly I vanished. I had no idea. But the person that accompanied me told me yeas later that I became unresponsive. I was just mobile with a blank stare. This is not coma, but something else, commotion I think that is called. Not death, but since I was not aware anymore it was like death. The poor woman was the one in terror now, not me :) But a janitor come in the bathroom, and she calmed her. Not worries, he will come ba ck, it happens all the time. And in 15 minutes I hot rest and woke, and continued to dress like nothing happened. But i could have been gone for good, brain dead, is like being dead anyway. So from all these experiences, death meant nothing, except once when I was moderately scared. You may suspect that I am a brute without feelings. But I can refute this with another story when I had a really bad cold, about 7 years ago. It was almost covid like. Ruined my lungs, felt suffocating, and hat a lot of anxiety and panic attacks. It was not as acute as terror. I know what terror is. I felt it as a child while savagely being beaten, or psychologically abused. So those panic attacks were bad enough that woke in me fear of death. As a young, badly injured, I felt no fear. Life was anyway mostly torture, so death was an escape. but now, old, when anyway death is closer, or maybe because of that I started to fear it. Doctors started to pump me with drugs, but I fear those more than death, so I looked to natural alternatives and lavender solved me. Now, the final experience. That bad cold left me with ruined lungs and hearth. My angina got really bad. I got some treatment, but pains still coming back. And one morning I woke with a tremendous pain in the chest. I experienced a lot of pain in my life, but this was really bad. I was convince that is a heart attack. Calling an ambulance it was the only sensible option. Buit I experienced few ER visits, and all were worse than death. And I had enough of everything. At that moment my only regret was that I still had some 50 euros in the bank account, and that would have been lost since I have nobody entitled in my account. So I turned my computer on, transferred all to my ex, of which I still care and take care. Few minutes passed, I was surprised to see that I finished the transfer, and I was still conscious. The pain was still going strong, so I shut of the computer, and I had gone back to sleep convinced that is the last one. No terror, just pain and desire to get rid of it. Oh, I forgot one. Three years ago some nasty gall blade stones forced me onto the surgery table. I was warned that even this type of surgery is the simplest and safest, because of my brain injury, is quite risky. But I had no option, the stone almost killed me anyway. So, even the suffocating anxiety brought to me fear of death, I was lying there, naked, surrounded by strangers, knowing that maybe those are my last moments, and I felt quite serene. Not the slightest fear. A million times worse was waking from the anesthesia, hours and hours of feeling suffocating. So, as I have said. Sure, there is terror for few minutes. Some even may have fainted and felt nothing, some maybe accepted the fate and felt nothing, but majority for sure screamed uncontrollably, and screaming helps. And for sure was bad, and no pleasant at all. But was short,and there are a lot of worse things. One example is lying in bed paralyzed. FOR YEARS. A neighbor did so, 2,5 meters precisely above my bed on the upper floor. and in the last three days screamed a lot. I hope you understand now what I was telling.

As if. 4 years later 20 year old Eldar would have been given another chance to crash it. "4 years ago we nearly crashed but thank God last minute I was the hero to get control back. But now we can try again". Either then or later these unprofessional idiots would have destroyed something. The father, the co-pilot and probably even the real captain.

the son was still there because he couldn't get out of the seat just before it. G-forces prevented anyone from exchanging seats and when his father said it he could move again but was still in shock.

@@picketf yeah that was my thoughts... They were probably physically unable to leave. The last time he told them, the plane was completely inverted like 10 seconds later, he expect them to crawl on the ceiling?

The “worst factor” was that the arrogant idiot pilot let children into the cockpit and take turns at the controls while he manipulated the flight settings to show off and pretend that he was a big professional man. There were other officers in there with them. They allowed it to happen. What a great airline to hire staff like that. Way to go.

@@fieraci8500 That's Russia for you.

wow..

The system puts in some nose down trim (similar to MCAS on the 737 Max) to help the nose come down and assist with stall recovery and to minimise a pitch up tendency at high speeds while manoeuvring (also similar to the Max). Generally aircraft require pilot input to hold them in a stall and will naturally recover if the controls are let go, this is just due to natural stability, not some special system, even a Cessna will do this. This aircraft is no different other than it has a system which provides a little bit of assistance. However it still requires pilot input to ultimately control the plane. It's similar to stability control on a car, you can't just let go of the wheel if you start to lose control and hope the system will do everything for you.

It’s a lot like that Air France flight from Brazil to Paris. All the pilots needed to do was- nothing. And they would’ve been okay.

I didn't think they sounded panicked much at all

@@Mandaxx25 yeah they sounded panicked at first but later calmed when some of the danger seemed to have passed. They probably thought they'd make it ;(

@@Mandaxx25 Really? ... Listen at timestamp 9:00 plus look at the attitude of the aircraft, you think this was a smooth ride at this point? People onboard had to be wondering what the holy hell was happening.

Or that ur car is driving ahead with 200 km and in front is a wall🤷🏻‍♀️

​@@DagmarHiwhy is there a wall in front of us? Famous last words.

😂😅

I think because they thought the co pilot could correct it or they were busy trying to figure out why it was banking rather than how much it banked. Then they experienced immense amount of G forces which made it harder to get the boy off to switch with his father

G force had the kid pinned to the seat...

And still there’s people commenting that think it’s okay as long as you keep an eye on the child. How dense can you possibly be? This isn’t a golf cart for a kid to fool around in.

to them I would say as long as it's okay for me to let my kid try doing open heart surgery on you. you don't play with other people's lives to entertain your f****** kid. these moron pilots killed everybody. what sad is there are so many competent hard-working pilots, and these doofuses show up every couple years

Russia…

Soviet Union.

Seems like the kids werent mostly at fault, cause had the pilot been good at his job, he had ample opportunity to correct the kids, & his mistakes.

It's surreal

This was before 9/11 changed the airline industry forever. In the 20th Century, allowing children to come and see the cockpit was not uncommon. What was very unusual was allowing a child to handle the pilot's yoke, even for pretend as in this case.

Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?

@@MyoclonicJerkCough i actually laughed at that, you brought some humour to a horrific situation. I'm not sure if that makes us both uncaring nutcases. Oh well.

Na beyond stupid combined with arrogance. And control freak etc.

I know. If I was that pilot l would be ready to take my belt off as soon as my kid started reaching for the controls. A few lashings with a tough leather belt would stop kiddo from going anywhere near those avionics until he/she completes flight school.

no child would reach for anything unless allowed in the proximity of it... so take that belt and lash it against yourself as a pilot parent who allowed the kid to step inside the cockpit in the first place, let alone touch anything there... good to know where you stand on taking responsibility for your kids though... and how constructively you'd be showing them right and wrong...

@@MrSupercar55 it seems like the pilot encouraged their behaviour, so smacking a kid around with a belt probably wouldn't do much. Nice, though

The autopilot can only do so much, trusting it too much is also fatal.

@@MrSupercar55 it's not the kids fault; he was invited to sit in the pilots seat: he just put more pressure on the control column which slightly deactivated the auto pilot; after a few minutes they could have swapped seats again before things got out of control

Not all planes have it. The ones plane pilots were used to, didnt have it

Not always true .

Then you have not learned much, because your comment is wrong.

The acronym for recovering from a spin is P.A.R.E ….however that’s in a Cessna 172…. Power to ideal Ailerons to neutral Rudder-smash it in the opposite direction of the spin. Elevator-Push forward to break the stall. -I am a private pilot but I have no idea if this same procedure works with a jet liner.

Or you push the nose of the plane down.

Probably not much worse than the experience of everybody else on board.

At least it didn;t last long, but it sure must have felt like forever

Nope. He was blaming Eldar for the impending crash.

@@hopsiepike We can't know for sure what the dad's thoughts were in his last moments. But I think it was most likely his fatherly instincts kicking in, and in the panic, he's trying to get his child "away" from the danger. "Go away Eldar! This is dangerous, you see?". Horrible what he did as a pilot, but seeing him as a father, and knowing his son was there through it all to the end, that is heartbreaking.

he was a dumb ass that killed everyone including his children

I know I always think of all the poor passengers and crews lives just down the drain I do think that Eldar wasn’t really responsible he just did what his father said it’s the pilots fault

Be careful you don’t scare him into not flying a plane after watching this channel lol

Good stuff, you're a mature and responsible parent. Not enough of these

I want to be a pilot as well but I'm poor🥲😭😭

@@harshadasiddaiah4441 go get a job then

@@Deedat101 you won't be able to earn the amount to become a pilot with a job.

With the excellent video made, it felt as if I was inside the cockpit, somewhere behind the pilots. Very scary!

There was like 7 other easily fixable things that would of stopped this. Children in the pilot seat was just one mistake.

That's why it is NEVER okay to break the safety rules and procedures

I kind of get what you're saying but your last sentence sounds a little crazy. How about wishing that the kids lived as well? He could suffer just by being in prison probably for the rest of his life. But to wish that the kids stay dead as well as all the other passengers just so he can feel bad about it is a very weird statement

@@differentlydifferent well this story is very devastating that if I was a family member of a passed passenger, I would wish so much karma on the pilot if he was alive just so he would know how families of passed ones suffered. I know that's what you would of wanted if someone accidentally killed your loved one just because he wanted to be funny and do something very stupid knowingly its wrong on all levels AND justice would not be done for you because the person that killed your loved one also died from this stupidity that didn't have to happen at all. I hope you understand now what I'm trying to explain to you. You just put yourself in those families shoes and imagine (which I would NEVER would want to imagine, God forbid) and you would understand and just for the record I never once said I wanted those kids killed just like that, I only said for him to see his kids gone so he'll learn from his mistake that he would never be able to fix not even his family.

I think before they died behind the controls & into the poor dirt & innocent trees & shrubs these kids & dad of the kids were already dead to the world as in useless carcasses that needed to die & never ever reproduce 🎉

I agree with you 100%.

My female cousin and I were allowed in. We just did not touch anyything.

​@@keithsy75 you can just say cousin.

@@switchblade720 yeah but she was female, dudes gotta be specific

@@anonymoususer19 yeah but it literally does not matter to the story.

Horrifying

Watching the plane wobble and spin was truly terrifying. ✈️

Always gets me at the end when the music starts playing and it shows the plane still flying. Wives, husbands, mothers, fathers, brothers...entire generations lost. What could've been.

A chain of events, caused by inviting pilot's kids to the cockpit in the first place - which is a violation. Do you think that without the kids, the plane will crash? I do not think so.

The 16 yr old accidentally partially disengaging the autopilot was the start of this mess. I Don't blame the kids tho 🤷

But not for the kid flying the plane and accidentally turning off part of the auto-pilot, the minor issue would have never occurred for the pilots to correct.

@@MrQwertypoiuytyway to completely miss the guys point

Lost for words? Apparently not.

The expression is "at a loss for words."