3 Alarms That Every Pilot Fears

Flying a plane is no easy task, especially when faced with life-threatening alarms. In this video, we’ll explore three critical warnings that every pilot must respond to instantly: the "Traffic" alert that signals a mid-air collision risk, the "Runway Too Short" alarm that could lead to disaster during landing, and the terrifying "Terrain, Terrain – Pull Up!" warning when a plane is flying too low near mountains. Discover how these alarms work and what actions pilots must take to save lives. Stay tuned to learn about these high-stakes moments in aviation!

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[JustIsaac]

Actually the TCAS Gives you a specific command like descend or climb which is automatically activated if autopilot is on but there’s always ATC to help prevent this

[Keefeeditz]

The terrian pull up reminds me of 123
Japan airlines

[tchbeta]

traffic alarm is not when a plane crosses your path it is an advanced tracker that looks for other aircraft with transponders in your vicinity to avoid protentional collisions and alerts pilots if there is an imminent collision. so it will let you know if there is another aircraft within i believe 10 miles, and you will hear e.g. "traffic, 3 miles"