Plane Takeoff Failures Caught On Camera

Plane Takeoff Failures Caught On Camera

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[andrewcrowder]

The Royal Air Morocco incident at Frankfurt was an incidence of great airmanship and professionalism. A wingtip vortex from a plane landing on another runway robbed the Moroccan plane of lift. The pilot lowered the nose, picked up more speed, and successfully rotated the aircraft.

After the incident, clearance and departure procedures at Frankfurt were changed.

[davidkillin]

British, not English, my friend. There is a world of difference. By saying "English Royal Navy", or "English Royal Air force", you are leaving out the brave service men and women of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, who all serve in the military arms of the United Kingdom. Beyond that, however, I really enjoy your well-created and interesting videos. Keep em up 👍

[idlehands]

Aerosucre didn't crash because of an outdated flight manual, they crashed because it's aerosucre

[kurtobermeyer]

Commentator knows nothing about airplanes. Incredible.

[dharvell]

"Thankfully, he ejected and deployed his parachute before sinking to the bottom of the ocean."

And the awkwardly crafted sentence of the year award goes to...

[leondraw]

New drinking game. You must down a shot of Tequila every time the narrator says "thankfully."

[jacapsr]

In addition to Sully's background as a military pilot, I believe it was his experience as a certified glider pilot that brought that plane down flawlessly in the Hudson.

[ethanboyd]

In the RAF pilot's defense, 100 Million Pounds is awfully heavy for a carrier takeoff

[wannagomoab]

😂 I was going to argue with you about the F-35 weighing 100 million pounds. Then it clicked….

[gogsharrison]

There is no such thing as the English Air force, it is the RAF. The Royal Air Force which includes all of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. ❤

[gotham]

Another American who doesn't know the difference between England and the United Kingdom.

[allancopland]

There is no 'English Royal Navy'.

[LJayyBeh]

I always find it incredible how they manage to find the cause of a plane crash by examining the parts of the plane, even though they’ve been destroyed and burned up

[frankm]

2:05 “ The pilot was an inch shorter” was confirmed by his girlfriend that night

[captnmike]

While we are making corrections we should note that Sullenberger ingested "Canada Geese", not "Canadian Geese". I know I'm being picky here as your videos are great! Just thought you might want to be even better than great.

[richardpark]

00:35 Pilot prepares to take off in "100 million pound F-35"? It's no wonder he couldn't take off: he was way over max gross take-off weight!

[mikefirth]

"never got out of the Hudson bay area" Hudson Bay is located in far north Canada. He landed in the Hudson River which runs along side Manhattan. Glitch

[joobsterdoobster]

HEY, I know that voice. It's the VO for Underworld! Always appreciate your calm and straightforward tone.

[carcajoupatient]

You should speak about Robert Piché, a canadien civilian pilot, who landed his Airbus 330-200 before gliding for the 20 minutes because there was no more gas aboard on their way to Portugal. They changed course of fllight and landed on the Azores. He saved the lives of 293 passengers and 13 crew members. It is considered the greatest achieve feat of the last 50 years of civilian steering by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA).

[aegeanphantom]

The A-6 Intruder was a twin engine, twin seat aircraft. In this particular incident, the plane lost it's right engine during catapult launch, forcing both crew, Pilot and B/N (Bombardier/Navigator) to eject. A little more research would have produced a far more interesting video. Also, the narrator's tone and colorful graphics do not match the seriousness of the subject...