Every Single Plane Crash - Air Disasters Seasons 2, 3, 4

A look at every single plane crash featured on Air Disasters Seasons 2, 3, and 4.

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[WTCasual]

Ah lovely, a suitable length video to watch whilst I eat my dinner.

[marcsreaction]

didn’t knew Heisenberg was a flight controller 49:04

[melissalsmith]

Funny story … When i watch these videos especially while traveling I try to conceal my phone from nosy people who sitting next to me who might get weirded out. I ended up sitting next to a young man 30ish and I guess i wasn’t doing a good job concealing because he started speaking to me and asked what I was listening to. I lied and said “atc videos”…. and we went back and forth for a few minutes then finally he admitted he liked to listen to atc videos as well. I finally told him what i was actually listening (the atc and video from the 9/11 flights) He laughed and said I love to listen to plane crashes too!! We ended up talking most of the flight about different crash videos

[kuroe-chan]

Well my hubby is thinking of switching career to a commercial pilot. I know he can do it it’s been his dream and he’s so intelligent. They need good pilots. Don’t know if watching these is helpful for anxiety for me but very informative. We watch them together and he explains what happened and what may have been done differently.

[Perfectpearl]

23:40
Exactly what I said!
You HAVE TO account for chaos during a panicked crowded emergency 😮

[donnahdunthorn]

I remember when the Detroit crash was all over the news. The thing that stuck with me was that little Cecilia's nail polish was how she was identified. Her head was too swollen for her face to be recognizable, but her aunt had painted the girl's fingernails purple. I see they had the little actress showing her painted fingernails.

[Eflgoat]

Im never getting on a plane if i see the smithsonian crew getting on

[DaveSCameron]

THESE ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE AND DON'T COMPLETE BEFORE THROWING ANOTHER ONE ON...

[johnsaikaly]

The bottom line with any crash or fire that occurs has to do with money it’s very expensive to operate planes and if you have to shut them down for any reason maintenance or otherwise, it’s very expensive and costly. This is why a lot of things happen very catastrophically or badly, when concerning commercial flights, and maintenance it all boils down to money for the most part

[jamesdonaldmorris]

Watching these videos doesn't put me off flying. I love to travel....

[sexynelson]

EXCELLENT.. 4 hrs.. That's me sorted for the evening. Keep em coming. Thanks.

[eschdaddy]

Thanks for these brief versions encompassing the entire video. The previous versions, which showed only the accident, frustrated me since we wanted to know what happened.

[modernmasculinity]

I like the one guy that’s always on these to explain things like what a checklist is to me like I’m a 6 year old

[InfusedBio]

I think the only thing that these videos have taught me is that if the smallest thing fails, a lot of people can die.

[TechNinja_]

These videos are so informative. I'm glad I watched them.

[louieosumo]

1:15:49 Pilots: whats the problem?
Gunman: im the problem

[frontporchprojects]

I’ve experienced a microburst once. It was crazy, hurricane type winds, total white out rain, and pretty short. Lasted maybe 10-15 seconds. I was lucky to be under my porch roof when it happened. Couldn’t imagine a plane trying to land in that.

[jonnysupreme]

This is the moment Walter White becomes an airline pilot

[ryansharp]

I love how the lifeguard grabbed his little floatie thing and ran towards the water, as if he'd still be of any help after the several hours it wouldve taken him to swim out as far as where the plane crashed.

[IndianOutlaw]

Cecelia Cichan is 40 years old now. She was interviewed many years ago. It might still be on YouTube.