Ariana Afghan Plane Crash Survivor!!! - Flight 701 - Gatwick 1969
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- How my Dad survived a plane crash, this is his account of what he experienced on that fatal day 1969. If you have any comments to this video please leave it down below - like and subscribe if you new to my channel! 😊
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I can relate to this story very much,my father was a survivor of Ariana first plane crash in 1959 in Beirut a DC4 ,flight 202 from Beirut to Tehran and eventually to Kabul.
The plane crashed immediately after takeoff from Beirut airport at the first sets of hills,my father and a Turkish lady were the only survivors, however the lady died a week later at the hospital. My father was in the hospital for nine months he had over 30 surgeries.God helped him out of that inferno .He passed away in California in 2012
RIP
Thank you for sharing your father's experience with FG701, Ariana 727-100 crash into London Gatwick. From ex Ariana pilot.
Hope your Dads still
Alive to this day , I’ve been on hear before , without your fathers survival. you wouldn’t been here today
The 1972 crash at Heathrow myself and couple friends manage to get into the field we’ve made a cross and lay flowers there couple times of the year , we’ve spent nights there too and we have some unusual footage , not going into details on here and we’ve caught a vintage emergency siren from that error
Hope your blog goes world wide your father is a very lucky man and I know he knows that as you do
❤ Joe and the team
Bless your dad.
I heard the crash. From a couple of miles away, it sounded like thunder, but that wasn't right because it was so foggy.
I was sharing a house in Horley, most of the dozen or so others were Gatwick ground crew, there were 4 aircrew from British Caledonian.
All I remember was as they came in off shift, it was like a close friend had died, everyone was just numb, hardly a word said. When the BC crew came in there were tears and a lot of mutual support. The whole industry was like an extended family back then.
What was said at the time was that the pilot was in difficulties because of the fog, and saw a row of lights across the approach. The crash happened very close to a nursery on the Balcombe Road, which had a number of floodlights covering its car park. I went past it some time later, and the lights were incredibly bright.
I also seem to remember that the survivors were treated at East Grinstead hospital, the famous unit that treated WWII burns victims.
Thank you for sharing your experience :)
Respect to your dad,I visited the crash site when I lived in the area.👍😎
Your father must be a very good man.
My grandma and two aunties who were small died on that plane ... My dad is still very devastated.... We went to visit the place near horley where the crash happened and it definitely was emotional
Sorry to hear of loss of your family members 🙏
@@petesvlogadventures thankyou Pete your father is a lucky man.... I did want to send the link to my dad to watch but not sure how he may feel
Hello @sherawali9336 Many tragic stories from this accident. Can you provide the location I am having trouble identiying it, as I would like to visit the site. Thank you
Very interesting vlog Pete. It was great to hear an account of your Fathers story of the disaster. Keep up the good work! :)
Thank you :)
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🙌🏾 can’t wait to watch this!
Amazing story Peter, credit to your dad
Captain Nowrose first Officer Zaher Atahyee , Flight Engineer Hussaini Furmujly as a cockpit crew survived in this fatal crash, the tower said to the captain to divert to GATWICK airport near by but the captain replied i will try again, as the weather was below minimum landing standard, so the plane hit a tall building then slided to the side hitting a tree and the exploded up on impact and the passenger were thrown violently out with their seat build fasten all over the place , this is what the captain Noworse said to us, at that time we were the young student dispatchers and he was our ground instructor, just joining Ariana but the three cockpit crew flee through the escape window safely. after Captain Nowrose worked in Ariana as ground instructor but his licence was revoked, first Officer Zaher Attayee fired from Ariana but he later continued as a captan in the domestic airline called Bakhter Afghan Altwatna for a long while, Hussain Furmully continued as a flight engineer and later he was upgraded to Dc-10 aircraft as a flight engineer now he and the captain Nowose have passed away they were great kindest people i have ever met. But accident happens in aviation things are unpredictable regardless how skilful the flight crews are. i worked for ten years with Ariana a certified flight dispatcher and i know them in person while work in Ariana Ariana. i shared this small memory which i have it with me. Hussain zabi
FAA certified flight dispatcher
Captain Nowrose was married to my cousin Valerie Holland. It was a sad time for our family. Thank you for sharing your story.
Amazing interview, really fascinating to hear his story. I think he is mistaken about the DC-10 flight, as they did not begin flying until 1970. Perhaps he meant the DC-8?
After someone watch this video he has to believe in god for such a miracle . I think he survived because he gave his place to a woman with children . So for his humanity god saved him
Yeah I was just thinking about that.
yeah....no
Credit to your dad