Air India LOSES MULTIPLE INSTRUMENTS AND CAN'T LAND ANYWHERE!

[ChAngeme]

ATC : Captain, could you tell what else is not working?
Pilot: it's easy for us to tell what is working; myself and First officer

[bikkies]

I love how there are multiple failures, depleted fuel and adverse weather, yet the flight crew remain as cool as a cucumber. That's professionalism.

[robmckennie]

I love "can we get the weather?" "Do you want to land?" "No just the weather" "do you want to divert?" "Weather please"

[davecarlsen]

Thanks for this video and all your videos!
My jaw dropped when, at 4:57, he said he lost 2 radio altimeters *and the TCAS*. I'm guessing ATC's awareness went to hyper-aware at that point. Yikes.

[jordanweber]

I was flying EDV3330 into JFK (we come on screen at 12:00) this day and had no idea this was happening on frequency. How awesome these controllers are at their jobs, looking forward to the second part of this video! Thanks

[abingdonboy]

Beyond excellent airmanship. As a student pilot I can only watch in awe at the calmness and clarity this aircrew displayed under extreme pressure

[johnnylooping]

That Air India Pilot has some and smoth atc skills. Well done

[mikefuquay]

What a day at work - losing instrumentation, can't land at airport, alternate airports not any better.

[VASAviation]

*PART 2 WILL BE RELEASED SOON COVERING SOME MORE VECTORS, CALCULATIONS AND THEIR DIVERSION TO NEWARK (KEWR)*

[Skyforya]

I´m not an avionics person and i don´t know that much about it all, but the way the atc and the pilots are talking to each other in that kind of respectful way just makes me feel like there´s a caring connection between them. Quite wholesome, great video.

[RobbertsTravelGuides]

This pilot of Air India 101 Heavy should be rewarded. Not even losing hes shit, hes relaxed and no hesitation or what ever. Crazy!

[MaxMustermann-kpdv]

Interesting that he doesn't call an emergency, still handled very professional. Scary situation.

[borarider]

turkish airlines flight 1951 crashed due to same or similar problems but the pilots were not aware and did not communicate. these guys did the opposite. respect

[teamski]

At least the crew is adequately communicating their issues with ATC. In the past, there were crews not letting ATAC know exactly what their problems were until it was too late. This is paralleling Avianca Flight 52.

[krishnaannapragada]

Fantastic pilots... Very cool, smooth, professional and they sounded supremely confident in such a scary and precarious situation.

[starwarsrebel]

Always impressed at how well the Indian pilots speak English compared to some other pilots.

[Flying_Snakes]

We basically have a wet compass and decoder ring from a cereal box, so if you can give us an airport where that'll work, it'd be appreciated.

[cancerfourer]

Damm that pilot was Cool id be running up and down the isle Screaming WERE ALL GONNA DIE WERE ALL GONNA DIE Then Abruptly Pass Out..

[libratyanjhon]

So scary to hear the cockpit warning in the ATC audio

[iceman_gaming]

Very dangerous situation and the crew in that Air India kept themself very calm on the radio. I can imagine the busy cockpit at that time.