AeroUnion 7002 approaching LAX has trouble following instructions!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- On the late evening of Monday, June 17th, 2024, AeroUnion 7002 Heavy has difficulty following instructions by LAX Final Approach ATC. It got to the point that it created a traffic alert, causing a Delta to maneuver.
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Wow. That pilot really nailed the read backs. Now he just needs to learn how to fly the ATC instructions correctly.
Now he just needs to learn his right from his left. I wonder if he still has his mom tie his shoes?
Ayyy Caramba…..
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Ripping through the final approach course of the West runways at LAX is a great way to decrease your life expectancy.
O.O
Wow that is some of the busiest airspace in the USA, he literally runs into a massive a line of sequenced planes on final with lots of traffic alerts... that had to be stressful even for them!
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My thoughts exactly about the traffic.
Somehow that cockpit crew should have been put in handcuffs once they reached the gate…
cuz they're Mexicans right?
What crime did they commit? Other than being morons
-_-
Holy smoke, these guys blew 6 heading instructions on their way to disrupting the final approach coarse. I don't know how they made it to L.A
I don't know how you learned to spell course. Do YOU know your right from your left?
@@rawcadodickhead of the day goes to you
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@@rawcado I ragret making that misstake.
Your other right.
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They understood all the instructions but I'm pretty sure there was some major distraction going on in that cockpit because their situational awareness just went clean out the window.
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That's what I think as well. They seemed to understand what ATC was telling them. They just couldn't comply. I wonder what was going on in there. Not making excuses, but I think there's more going on here.
Did I miss the “possible pilot deviation” speech?
He's having enough trouble listening and interpreting the instruction. I'll bet they gave it to him on a taxiway while the aircraft was going 3 knots instead of with airplanes all over doing 210.
Won’t matter. I worked that sector for many, many moons. Pilot deviations go to the State Department (at least they used to) and the state department promptly filed them in the round file. South American airlines were the worst for following/understanding instructions.
@@michaelhall9138, absolutely correct.
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"Air Union 7002, We have a number for you to call"
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2:52 helicopter pilot is thinking “I’ll chase them down for ya!”
LMAO! Especially since that copter is operated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Hah. Probably.
I don’t know what was going on in cockpit but my guess is the captain was in lavatory and the copilot was lost. He understood the instructions but could not execute them.
Very strange. I doubt the pilot would be anywhere else that close to approach.
"Aerounion 7002, student pilot"
Mexican air cargo...'nuff said!
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More like "Non-English Speaking MF'er", and just goes to prove the Sub-Par training they give in 3rd World "Countries" like Mexico.
Scary! The only saving grace would be his altitude of 5000 feet. I flew my Mooney into SFO with a 700 foot ceiling and approach got on me for 30 feet off of my assigned altitude. What he was really saying is that you are playing with the big boys and you had better have your shit together. When I landed he complimented me. But this clown shouldn't be allowed to pilot a airplane pedal car!
He must have still been with SoCal approach because once on final approach they are never that slow in instructions.
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He flew head on to a bunch of planes on final right over my house. I would very much like to have a discussion with that crew.
o.o
Is this a joke?
Very patient girl working approach.
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Should have been given a vector straight to Tijuana airport across the border and told not to comeback to LAX until the pilots learned to follow ATC instructions in a busy airspace.
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I think the problem was they did not know how to manage their advanced technology avionics. They could not program them to do what ACT told them to do. I am a retired airline pilot who made the transition from analog to glass cockpits at 50 and know how hard that is to do, Just a guess...
Advanced avionics??? In a 300???
Maybe but all the other aircraft pilots were doing fine following ATC instruction going into LAX, that means these 6R pilots have no idea how to fly an airplane.
If that is true, then those pilots should have been stripped of their licenses long ago.
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@@gavinsingh4450 FedEx updated all their A300 cockpits to glass.
Wow nearly.
Oh yah.
Do we know what was his major malfunction?
English comprehension?
I do not.
Ones of those pilots drank the worm!
O.O
"Cabotage..." it matters.
Bingo.
Listen all y'all it's cabotage! Hey Juan!
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Think he was following instructions from MSFS 2020’ approach ATC, going by that track he lift
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Jesus. This shit is getting out of control. That controller should have Denied the approach clearance and sent him to Victorville.
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Thank God he managed finally.
Yep!
Good grief! 🚨 Pretty sure someone at AeroUnion got a phone call 😬
Most likely. Eeesh.
4:12 the waypoints are HUNDA and GIGII (not HONDA and GG). Also, June 17 (not July).
Thank you. I let the auto caption do it's thing and I didn't correct it. Too late now for that, but I did update the date.
I’ve been making my living flying for a long time now and I’ve learned that even in the airline world there are some people that just don’t belong in the cockpit 😳
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Track up pilot getting confused
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So what exactly happened that caused the pilots to mess up so badly with following the ATC instructions correctly?
Not sure. I don't see any news reports anywhere to find out.
Since you’re required to be able to communicate proficiently can the crew be prevented from flying out ? The term “union” is frequently associated with Korean companies so this crew appears and sounds Korean
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I always hold myself to a standard. Then I see these clowns and realise I'm way way above them. And not even a pilot or in aviation.
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That Kobe waypoint has to be a nod to Kobe Bean Bryant.
And the Gigi waypoint aswell
It is. KOBEE and GIIGI are named for Kobe and Gianna Bryant
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Wow that is scary AF...FAA needs to ban the Airline completely.
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For those who dont know, getting a pilot license and english proficiency in latin america is easily in a corrupt environment. This Aerounion is just one example, I know many others involving Copa and Taca that did not make the news...
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He nearly crapped the bed outside of Honda dipping down below 150kts when told to maintain 170kts. These clowns are a disaster waiting to happen.
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July 17th?
Ooops. Good call. Hah. Updating now. Thank you.
I was expecting the AC to tell the pilot i have a phone number for you to call.... Can't see the pilot has a license any longer...
I’m not sure how that works with foreign carriers. I would agree since they had to take another aircraft off the approach to avoid him.
@@cloudstreets1396 I remember when i was i the navy,a pilot landed on our base and the air controller told the dude to taxi in and park the plane, they called for a truck to drive him off the base. As soon as he part the controller came down said "Hello, please hand me you license, this truck will drive you off the base... Always saw aviation is a bit more strict then cars... Annoying thing this was in the 80's and out base was 10 miles from anything, no cell phone...
Ground likely gave them the number.
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that's not going to look good on a resume.
Nope.
Some people don't know left from right!
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Is that AeroUnion pilot on drugs? What's with that? She said, "Turn right."
Doubt it.
😮😮😮
Scary situation.
WTF???
O.O
I hope that crew had to sit in the back of the plane for the flight home.
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For the safety of all concerned - I hope that the flight crew were reported to the authorities. I would ban them from flying.
They'll put a report in, it'll go to the government that they're based under, and it'll be blown off.
See you again soon, AeroUnion!
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This crew needs to be BANNED from flying period !.
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English as a second language issue. Ask Kennedy Steve.
Definently not if he spoke clearly, and readback the calls perfectly
Doesn't seem like a language issue
@@ThatAverageMTBer I should have been more clear. Because someone parrots back, doesn't mean they understand, which was clearly an issue.
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@@ChrisL-oz4lp Exactly how I could recognize and say phrases in Spanish years ago when I started learning but didn't really know what I was saying.
That's how a lot of immigrants get their CDL without being able to speak English, they know keywords and terminology without knowing exactly what it means, which could very likely be the case here.
The pilot obviously is not qualified to be a pilot. If he was a US Certified pilot his license should have been pulled and employer notified.
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You have no business flying into LAX if you can’t comply with ATC instructions. You’re just a danger to everybody around you at that point.
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Clearly the pilot confused his left and right. Its possible that his co-pilot tried to correct him that is the reason for the immediate request of repeat command just after the pilot turned yoke to left. Now he tried to compensate it by turning right slowly and wide instead of immediately to probably lessen the G-force for passengers' comfort.
It is a passenger-converted cargo jet now. No passengers aboard other than pilots and maybe engineers.
@@theneverlandpixel That makes it ok?
Not so, he didn’t turn either way on most instructions.
HUNDA and GIGII
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Utterly incompetent Aerounion flight crew
I would ban them after that display of poor flying
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The FAA has no enforcement power over these clowns. Even if they did they would probably do nothing. Remember that the next time you buy a cheap ticket on a third world airline you never heard of.
They're Cargo ops aren't they? But your point is absolutely valid regardless
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They should not be allowed to fly
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dyslexia
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I hope he was met by the local FAA FSDO boss. Since it’s the Feds, since the airline is likely Chinese, the FAA will likely fine the controller and other airlines for making him uncomfortable
It's a Mexican air cargo company
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Must be a DEI hire.
You're hilarious. Go away, now.
In Mexico? You bots are ridiculous
o.O
Quotas over Merritt
At a Mexican airline?
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I Chihuahua
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