Everyone Thought This Plane Was Doomed #shorts

[DishantGogoi-ehix]

Bro had the skills to save 146 people and an entire aircraft. The amount of respect that the pilot deserves is immeasurable.

[leotronk]

Bro saved dozens of people, a plane, and himself and didn’t even want to be on media.
Respect

[Ctin_]

I searched this up. Apparently after this incident, Scott Burke rejected all media appearance requests. The guy really wanted nothing to do with them, in fact, the person who revealed his name to the media was the LA Mayor of that time

[laddugamer]

He is the one who has perfected the technique others couldn't learn

[Michaeldoesdrumsofficial]

Makes a huge difference if you have a good pilot who can keep calm in situations like these and knows what to do props to him

[yo_gab]

It must’ve been so scary hearing the plane you’re ON so likely to crash. Kudos to Scott for staying calm and landing the plane safely.

[-boondoggle-]

Scott locked THE FUCK in and saved everyone on board.

[cyrilndip]

After flying around for two hours, captain Burk said, "I understand it now"

[SaneDecent]

I can't imagine being there for 2 hours, just waiting and watching probably your last time being alive while its broadcasted to your family, huge respect to the Captain, what a legend.

[mariahboo]

Remaining calm and professional on the outside knowing what’s at stake on the inside is a talent all its own. Props to this pilot.

[agentwanda]

The Captain perfecting such an unbelievable move under high pressure is beyond outstanding. Incredible, unimaginable, terrific.

[TheMASTERshadows]

Emptying the fuel tank is a genius idea :
1. Plane is lighter
2. Lowers risk of explosion

[allen]

This man understood how to minimize the damage of anything going wrong with that landing, then proceeded to land in the trickiest way possible. Man played 5D chess with fate and won.

[JustASmileyEmoji]

The captain is a hero among hero’s. Mad respect 🫡

[dpend]

bro censored the word "crash" 😂😂😂😂😂

[chasefreedman]

That must have been the biggest standing ovation for a successful plane landing in the history of aviation

[eazzhy]

"THE PLANE'S FRONT LANDING TIRES ARE IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, WE ARE GOING TO DIE"
"F*ck it, we ball"

[narkreean]

Captain Scott is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will

[GEIZ-gpcj]

As a aviation student thats pretty impressive and love how he started to burn fuel to lessen the weight.

[Karthn]

For anyone curious about the flight, it was JetBlue flight 292, an A320 named Canyon Blue.