Mayday! Air Disaster: Season 10 Compilation | On The Move

All of Mayday! Season 10 in one place! We look at the crash of Flight 3597, British airways Flight 38, Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751, Colgan Air Flight 3407, Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 and the infamous Hudson river landing of US Airways Flight 1549.

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[priscamolotsi]

I don’t know why I’m so hooked on these air crash videos! Can’t get enough of them. Honestly, I watch them as I fall asleep😆. How crazy is THAT?! Anyone else out there like me 😃?

[JohnNorris]

Things you don’t often hear: ‘The passion fruits may have saved our lives.’ 😂

[brendan]

0:02 - Cockpit Failure (Crossair 3597, Nov. 2001)
44:47 - The Heathrow Enigma (British Airways 38, Jan. 2008)
1:29:33 - Pilot Betrayed (Scandinavian Airlines 751, Dec. 1991)
2:14:19 - Dead Tired (Colgan Air 3407, Feb. 2009)
2:59:04 - Hudson River Runway (US Airways 1549, Jan. 2009)
3:43:47 - Who's in Control? (Turkish Airways 1951, Feb. 2009)

[niceridehome]

Good bless the gentleman narrating all these videos... He's just amazing... Way beyond good.. I'm watching this because of him

[BeezyBreeze]

I just realized that I watch too many of this sort of videos/documentaries that I can now recognize some reccuring actors lmao

[HartKent]

Terrified of flying and I’m hooked on these shows …. 🤔 😂

[pinkpoizon]

Those 20 passengers who didnt show up on the flight in thw first story are lucky asfk

[theraven]

Good lord that Scandinavian flight gave me tears in my eyes...landing a plane without both engines was extremely horrible and in the same time outstanding effort from the captain he really was very humble and was put in such horrifying moments and he manage to land the plane without anyone getting killed ...😢

[AccidentallyOnPurpose]

1:50:47 That honestly shocked me that absolutely nobody died and serious injuries were minimal. They got lucky on the terrain, the trees slowed them down but thankfully a clearing opened up for them to fully land without the trees tearing them apart.

[judyzumwalde]

Yes I watch them all the time.The most interesting part is how they learn exactly what caused the crash

[abocas]

The Hudson River incident was no miracle! It was an astonishing piece of flying!

[abocas]

Rebecca Shaw, first officer, earning less than $ 16.000 a year! And a captain earning $ 60.000 a year. Hardly anything glorious about those positions

[kenmay]

Cracks me up when people buy a house near an airport because it's cheaper then complain about the noise

[VideoHuman]

I like to watch these documentaries. The most important and interesting part is the investigation after the incident. Even seemightly unimportant matters can lead to disaster.

[aurea]

I live near the airport of Zürich and I remember the crash of crossair flight 3597, it was a devastating disaster...

[aunder]

I was recommended this as soon as I got home from work. I guess this is my evening.

[IsaAbdulaziz-be]

I'm trying to learn lessons from these crash failures. I have had many and still trying to succeed. My prayers are there for those of us and others.

[sowen]

That Q400 flight into Buffalo: You know the flight is in trouble when you hear the 1st Officer go “whaa whaa ohhh ohh” the moment the stick shaker starts shaking. She was clearly not trained correctly, tired, sick or otherwise, an Airline Pilot should NEVER react like that. She may as well join the Passengers.

[harvey]

I'm watching this on a flight from London to Toronto.

[jonathanm]

Low terrain - pull up - pull up...Am I the only one that watches these right before going on a plane? I know for me, I now always wear my seatbelt even if the sign is switched iff to increase my chances incase of an explosive decompression