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- The flight from Spain to Uruguay was diverted for an emergency landing in Brazil. Some of the passengers were treated for head injuries, cuts to the face and bruises.
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The little light with the seatbelt on it means KEEP YOUR SEATBELT FASTENED.
@@MarieForet They always say when you are seated, keep your seatbelt fastened.
@@MarieForet it's because they are dumb but legends in their own minds. Smarten up Marie.
and they are told that verbally too. I hope the airline Sues those passengers for damaging their plane.
You're allowed to take it off when the light goes out...I done it many times...but I'm no dummy these days😂 buckle up! Like Boeing says
It doesn’t need to be on for you to keep that seatbelt on btw.
Guarantee you this “keep your seatbelts fastened at all times” will still be ignored by many people. 🤨
@@MarieForet every flight I’ve been on, the captain always says “please keep your seatbelt fastened even if the sign if off in case of unexpected turbulence.” They can’t keep the sign on for an entire 8 hour flight so they have to do the next best thing.
@@MarieForet there is no problem. The captain will turn it off once they’ve reached a safe cruising altitude, but still recommend that you keep it on. That’s the point. They can experience unexpected turbulence. If they detect it in advance, they will turn the sign back on. I’m not sure what else you think they should or can do.
@@MarieForet ok, I got you. The problem is that it would be impractical because people wouldn’t be able to go to the restroom or stand up to stretch and it would be confusing to have meal service going while the sign is still on.
@@stefanossmitty3318 All the time is impractical; but as much as possible is not. And, in turbulence, whether the seat belt sign is lit or not, you have an obligation to yourself to keep yourself from being stupid. You also have an obligation to those sitting around you to keep from becoming an uncontrolled human missile inside an aluminum or carbon fiber tube.
@@MarieForet And this is what they get. It's a new world.
Turbulence over open ocean has to be one of the most terrifying things
YES !! Just know all that’s beneath is rough crashing waves 😩
It’s fact that turbulence won’t bring a plane down. 2 failure engines is terrible over ocean
I can only imagine what happened to those in the toilet💀
Nope. Not at all. An improperly trouqued fastner is more of a killer vs clear air turbulence at altitude.
@@Rocket_Man.😮Yuck and ouch.
Ummm....did you REALLY just say, "It's unclear how he got there?" Really. I think it pretty darn clear. 🤭🤕
this report is an moron, people are getting dumber and dumber each day that passes
He was sleepwalking, obviously.
seriously! it's pretty obvious he was hiding there the whole time and was only exposed because of the turbulence.
Maybe he was a stowaway!
Magician's trick. #teleportation
I guess no one learned their lesson from watching the Singapore Airlines turbulence
These are long haul flights. This particular one almost 13 hours long. You do have to get up at some point to use the restroom and stretch your legs
@@Belenshares Well I mean that's true but 23 people usually don't go to the restroom at once
@@kadenzheng9159You actually can still get injured when those bags and trays fly towards you.
history teaches us that history teaches us nothing
@@Belenshares I am airline crew working a flight right now actually. And the amount of people not wearing their seatbelt right now…. No… only a select few actually learn.
I was in a plane once with really bad turbulance. It was sudden and quick that one passenger got thrown out of his seat and his head smash into the top of the plane. The pilot made an emergency landing in Buffalo and they took the guy out in a stretcher, with one of those spinal support braces. Every since then, I always have my seatbelt on, TIGHT
It shouldn't be tight, I mean it's up to you but it shouldn't. Even a pilot talking about this said that please do keep your seat belts on but they don't have to be tight, keep them loose he said
Thanks Lord for your peace
It’s about directional protection. A loose seatbelt will hold you in place against vertical forces like these, but if you were in a crash or rough landing situation you want it tight for lateral forces. Of course, too loose and you could slip out from under it.
Three weeks ago a dude died breaking his neck on the ceiling and travelers still sit unbuckled.
Wear your seatbelts. I don't care about your safety. I just don't want you slamming into me.
Secondary injuries are a real danger in heavy turbulence. A 230lb person falling can cause neck and limb injuries to the seated passenger.
Such a selfish comment. My goodness.
I think that's the point. Imagine if everyone on the plane was selfish like this? @@jasonjones7205
@@jasonjones7205not wearing a seatbelt is selfish too
@@jasonjones7205 If people don't care about their safety, they won't wear a seatbelt. If they realize they'll hurt someone else, they might.
I'd show this video at the beginning of each flight and add "And now don't fasten your seat belts if you don't want to".
Yessssss
Hahaha
Yeah, just let them keep flying.
@@HoundGrin The Birdman: Air Europa edition
But u aren't in control. You won't be showing a video on any plane🤘
Scary. I was a flight attendant for 18 years and never experienced anything close to this.
Translation: Guests ignored the seatbelt signals most do.
Seatbelt signal is off at altitude 🙄
@@Renard380not during turbulence knuckle dragger
@@Renard380found the D student
@@mcpowers26this wasn’t turbulence, this was purely pilot error. Why do you think people would be up and walking around during turbulence?
most people wear their seatbelts when in their seat.
Soon there will be a disclaimer that airlines are not responsible for medical bills of passengers NOT wearing a seatbelt
So at least we know who isn’t wearing their seat belts
Eff everyone who judges passengers who are unbuckled to a)go to the bathroom and b) let a seat neighbor out.
Nope...thats super rare..and you dont pee with the light on saying buckle up
@@maryjaneshoe-fm4yr
Sure, some people may be going to the bathroom, but a lot of people on buckle their seatbelts because you can’t make me.
Shouldnt you have seatbelt on at all times its the law in a car WHY NOT FOR PLANES
Exactly! Those who choose not to, are endangering themselves & OTHERS!
But people need to pee and poo 💩
I think the solution is to encourage diaper wearing on planes so people will be safer and not need to move about the cabin.
Yeah! Just turn the seats into toilets!
@@roundearth4024Oh my goodness, that plane would smell terrible. 😂
It was only 26 people in a flight of over 300. This means the seatbelt light was on and these were the people who ignored it.
"Sends people into the air" who didn't have their seat belts fastened.
The airplane company- sorry customers for the turbulence, we will gift you 100 air points for your next trip.
A moment of silence for the 1st class passengers in their luxury beds😂
The beds have seatbelts. 😅
The guy who got stuck up in the ceiling just got an automatic hire for the live action Looney Tunes movie.
Turbulence happens. Seatbelts are there for a reason...
Why do the media spot such inane statements?
for clicks, likes, etc
What do you mean? They are just reporting it.
What do you mean it’s unclear how he got stuck in the roof? Obviously, strong turbulence launched him into the baggage compartment. Why do reporters say stupid things??
I hope all the injured passengers heal well and heal quickly.
There have been a fair amount of these unexpected turbulence cases lately. It’s probably best to keep the seatbelts on. Head, neck, back and spine injures can leave lifelong injuries.
Hahahahaha. I laughed out loud. You don’t know why he’s in the roof? I wasn’t there and I know how. 😂
how do you know he wasn't already there before turbulence hit?
He’s been up there for 5 years. The finally found him.
I keep my seatbelt on for the entire flight.
Rumors say he tried to join the mile high club and had to take off his seatbelt in order to get it done ;)
Flights across the equator of the Atlantic ocean experience turbulence pretty often. I would ALWAYS have my seatbelts on, unless I have to use the washroom.
I just got home from a 20-hour flight to China (40+ hours roundtrip) and I wore my seatbelt the entire time. I only took it off to go to the bathroom. I'm terrified of this happening to me
"Sending passengers without seatbelts on, FLYING!"
Me when i'm on the toilet: "Not now, not now, not now."
Hard to feel bad when you get hurt from ignoring basic flight safety rules.
I can’t speak for the Atlantic Ocean airspace but I know Central and South America are known to have very bumpy routes, especially over the Ande’s.
They were on the opposite side as the Andes and over ocean
@@AliciaGuitar Yes… that’s why I mentioned I was unfamiliar with the Atlantic area. I was just pointing out that the whole region seems to prone to extreme turbulence.
In many cases, the Fasten Seatbelt sign is off during most of the flight, but prudent passengers keep theirs on. They don't have to be snug and tight, but even if you have a few inches of play in them. they'll keep you from lifting out of your seat during turbulence.
Severe turbulence is almost impossible to detect on radar. In storms they'll show up on radar (which detects water droplets), but they can be in clear air (called Clear Air Turbulence) and undetected.
After what happened with the Singapore flight, I still don’t know why people sit without putting on their seatbelts.
Lol, the guy getting stuck in the ceiling like from The Office...😂
Isn’t that route directly passing through the hurricane Beryl’s trajectory?
I think so😂
Probably flew through the back end of the hurricane.
maybe even the eye considering where certain folks got stuck
This is why you should always keep your seat belts fastened even if the seat belt light is off because you never know when turbulence might strike, you can't see it, you never know when it will comes and when it does it happens instantly.
Hope everyone recovers. Keep that seat belt on!
Now the guy in the ceiling has to pay extra for the unlimited legroom.
Why is this a thing now? Seems strange.
because passengers refuse to wear their seat belts
No, because there is now violent turbulence or plane malfunctions happening now, and there didn’t used to be.
What do you mean
Climate change creates more invisible "air pockets," which lead to sudden plane drops. Severe turbulence will be the new normal, sadly.
Because of global warming there is a far more frequent occurrence of warm air rising from ground level and mixing with the cold air found at higher attitudes, these mixing results in chaotic air patterns since hot air wants to rise but cold air wants to fall, but if they meet each other there will be pressure from above and bottom creating these turbulences.
The best way to visualise it is think about oil floating in water and then you start mixing it, that chaotic flow is literally what happens in the atmosphere.
The plane flying through that gets hit by these caothic winds causing loss of lift.
How come no commentors blamed Boeing? Not wearing seat belts during turbulence? Pilot and non-compliant passengers to blame. Smart passengers wear the seatbelt loosely as much as possible. Uncomfortable? So is being embedded in the overhead bins. Your choice.
Not every thing is Boeing you dummy, there’s also airbus, shush if you don’t know about aviation
Love your comment❤❤❤
@@a.florschutzcamplin9011 everything is not Boeing
You must be the Boeing CEO
@@turd-ferguson-the-third I'd like to say "I wish" but I don't. He will be demonized until he quits and then what. Should we close the doors at Boeng permanently, fire a whole bunch of workers, become a second-rate airplane manufacturing country, and pat ourselves on the back for showing Boeing the "door"?
People always call me a nerd for keeping my seatbelt on always you see
It’s crucial to keep your seatbelt fastened at all times when on a plane. Turbulence can happen unexpectedly, and it’s not worth risking injury. I hope everyone recovers quickly from this incident. Safety first, always!
0:47 guys, Montevideo is in Uruguay, why are you showing it in Argentina in the map? It's north of the river. 😅
It’s amazing that people don’t wear their seatbelts. This is why you should.
Always always have your seatbelts on people please 😢.
Keep your seat belt on at all times.
No matter how many times u report this people still dont use sestbelts…looks like 787 & 737 hitting turbulence frequently and severely
Guy stuck in ceiling was like something like from movie hotshot
ceiling cat: awww so cute!
ceiling passengers: wth??
“A flight from Madrid to South America diverted to Brazil”. Isn’t Brazil part of South America?
Ok… so why aren’t more people asking why so many planes are abruptly and rapidly descending?!?!
Exactly what I’m thinking!
They aren’t. All reports I’ve seen of “planes rapidly descending” have been normal descents AFTER the actual reported incident. It’s been a massive error reported by nearly all news outlets unfortunately.
@@JayJayAviation No he mean't rapidly descending during the turbulance.
@@HeatherNokes because thats what happens lmao I was on a flight in april and we dropped 1000ft bc of turbulence
@@HeatherNokes I know.
Yes, keep that seatbelt on. It can make a difference between life and death especially when the plane crashes into the ground.
turbulence does not bring planes down
@@Josh_J23are you saying that based on some scientific fact?
The way things are going, they need to have ceiling air bags installed in jets!
That is unfortunate.
Rather be safe than sorry. Was recently on a domestic flight where pilot delayed drink service and had seatbelt sign on to pass through a turbulance area. Well guess what, no turbulence ever happened, but I commend the pilot for holding off and waiting until we were safely out of the zone before resuming flight services. I’ve watched way too many videos about flight crashes and disasters to understand that every reasonable precaution is a blessing
And that is why we have seatbelts 🤣
Did they have on a seat belts?
Sometimes you hit a pocket. I myself un buckle when the light turns off. Becuase of this I'm going to have to keep it on.
@@felipenunez2058 duh
@@felipenunez2058 More than 26 out of 300 would have got hurt in that case. The vast majority of passengers didnt get hurt so likely yes the seatbelt light was on.
That’s so embarrassing
Erbody getting ticket for no seatbelt lol
At least big good news 300+ passengers were surviving the very important on us them life 🙏❤️🙏❤️
Please be safe y'all always!!!
Yes truly. Its very scary that they were in a serious condition up in the Sky. But I am so glad that nothing serious happened to that flight.
“LeT mE gUEsS iTs a BoEinG”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Let me guess air. .. . . with movement = wind.
It’s a blowing.. in the wind
PokoTheDinoaaur is a corporate bootlicker
I wonder if the 30 likes know you’re mocking 😂
Should be REQUIRED to fasten seatbelt.
Dud it ever occur to you that they were buckled bit unbuckled because they had to go to the bathroom and didnt want to contract a uti by holding it in?
Well I guess you'd be stuck in the ceiling then.... That might be worse than your UTI...
What about cabin crew? On long haul flights they will be giving out water, blankets, etc. Maybe this is an excuse to lay off more cabin crew and introduce those little robots "for safety".
hahahaha stuck in the ceiling, this is why you buckle your seat belt even during a smooth flight
did they have their seatbelts on
This seems to happen alot😢
“Stuck in the ceiling “…that’s some kind of cartoon sh*t…🤣😂
There was cat 4 hurricane and they chose that route. Why wasn’t this flight not canceled?
Hahahaha. Oh man. The guy in the ceiling is not funny…..but it really is.😂
Have been wondering when will dynamic flight time flights and departure time that evade any bad weather will come. I will def buy that one
Supposedly night time is the best time to fly, as the climate tends to cool down, so it becomes much more predictable and there’s less turbulence. I’ve also read that there are tools to predict turbulence, I think it’s an expensive tool so airlines haven’t adopted them yet.
Maybe it’s time to legalize seatbelts in moving aircraft. Click it or ticket. 😅
It is unconscionable that the flight officers did not announce the turbulence ahead so that everybody can stay buckled.
Dude literally ragdoll clipped into the ceiling.
They went thru the ‘dark void’ in the middle of the ocean where clouds can go up to 60 000 feet. AF447 crashed right there in 2009
Lesson put your belt on👀
Dude got impaled into the ceiling, wow.
It’s crazy how people ignore basic safety features.
Guy stuck in the ceiling had me in the floor.
Horrible 😢😢
Welp, guess I will just wear adult diapers on my next flight then cause ain't no way I'm taking that seatbelt off.😅
"The flight from Madrid to Sputh America diverted to Brazil" 🤡🤡🤡🤡 where they think Brazil is?? The flight was going drom Madrid to Montevideo (Uruguay) and had to land in Brazil. Both countries, Uriguay and Brazil are in south america.
That is the education in the USA
Dicen "South America" por que la persona promedio no puede ubicar a Uruguay en un mapa.
Si le pregunto al Uruguayo promedio donde queda Azerbaiyán, estoy seguro que menos del 10% va a saber donde esta en un mapa... pero la mayoria va a saber que esta por la zone oeste de Eurasia.
Lo mismo con los de USA, saben que hablamos Español y que somos de sudamerica pero no lo ubican en un mapa.
@@Digital111 eso no tiene nada que ver. La noticia debe ser exacta. Y si piensan que su teleaudiencia no sabe que pongan un mapa porque luego tienes a personas como esa norteamericana que quería viajar a sudamérica con su brevete porque decía que era EEUu (el error de llamarlo América cuando no lo es)
Mother nature wrath is here and she is not forgiving.
You mean God
I always keep the seat belt on bc it's too much of a pain to search for it in someone else's butt when I take it off. So unless I HVE to use the bathroom, I stay put. Luckily, I've only taken short flight and only used the bathroom once -but it was still gross bc ppl are gross.
When I leave my seat I fasten the seatbelt over the empty seat so that way easy to find both ends when I return
Flying over Atlantic in this season is one worst experience
Damn😢
This is getting more frequent. 😳😮😮
I never unbuckle my seatbelt regardless the light is on or off.
That's great that you can hold your pee for 12 hours. The rest of us cannot. Especially as flying is dehydrating and we need extra fluids.
@@marleyhill34 non-argument. You won't spend 12 hours on the toilet, more like 10 minutes. You can wear a seatbelt for the remaining 11 hours and 50 minutes. Or be a petulant child about it. Your choice.
Some flights are over 12, 14 hours long. How many of you saying keep your seat belt stay put in one spot for that long? No restroom break? No stretching your legs? Yeah, right!
Restroom of course yes but no stretching of legs
Lots of people commenting 'It's their own fault for not keeping seatbelts on!' clearly don't go on longhaul flights often.
They have no idea how impossible it is to be seated for 12-19 hours without standing up? Going to the toilet? Letting the window seat person get in? Seatbelt was too loose?
@@dreamthedream8929 lol you clearly have never flown an almost 24hrs long travel to the other side of the globe or almost from where you are otherwise you d not be sayin no to that stretch.
they received that turbulence warning minutes prior to it so it was on them not sitting back down and fastenin the belt, not them having a stretch to lighten up their legs
Probably caught the back side of Hurricane Beryl. Lots of high level shear.
thats so strange. i thought about airplane turbulence while i was driving. then this news show up. it feels like my paranormal state still active today. the world feels like an illusion sometimes
That passenger being stuck in the ceiling looks like a 911 episode 😢
Sh*t happens when you ignore 'Fasten Seatbelts' warnings.
OMG! I'm a former flight attendant and have never had any severe turbulence of this sort and praying for everyone that sustained any forms of injuries, minor or serious. As a rule, the majority of Pilots recommends that passengers be vigilant and keep their seatbelts lightly fastened around them regardless whether the seatbelt sign is off. You never know when an unexpected incident happens so it's very wise to take safety seriously. May all impacted experience a speedy and supernatural healing in the name of Jesus. Sending heartfelt prayers to all. 🙏🙏🙏
Well at least this gives me some comfort that planes could withstand severe turbulences without breaking apart. I'm one of those who are sensitive to plane shakes that I don't even finish my meals or talk with others whenever these happen 😭🤣
Better than crashing lol
Tell those pilots that "deviation to avoid weather" is not optional , as much as proper weather radar setting... especially passing the ITCZ.
Ever since the death of Billy Mays, I always keep my seatbelt on when flying.
Cool, but that isnt why he died.
How hard is it to keep your damn seatbelt on?
For 13 hours? You never use the restroom in a 13 plus hour period?!
And this is after the Singapore airline incident. People still refuse to keep their seatbelts on. Injuries that could been avoided.
I didn't realize turbulence is so severe and throw you up into the ceiling and Dent the plane oh my God
"It is unclear how the guy got up on the ceiling."
...is bro for real right now?
That's why I keep the seatbelt on the whole fight. Where's the problem? It's like grandmas standing in the bus cause it's only one stop, but then they're completing when the driver has to use brakes harder than usual.
This is third incident in 2 months of turbulence in relation to a boeing plane. A boeing 787 dreamliner. Planes making sudden drops terrifying passengers and injuring them, must be investigated.
It was turbulence based on the news item. Mother Nature doesn't give a damn about where the plane is made. If it wants to toss you about, it will.
Nothing to do with the type of plane, turbulence happens.
It’s very convenient how you’ve completely ignored the same incidents involving Airbus aircraft this year.
“If it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t acknowledging it”
@@JayJayAviationVery convenient how both of you are ignoring the actual causes of turbulence and instead pointing to aircraft manufacturers as if they’re to blame for natural atmospheric phenomena.
Yes, they must investigate the weather immediately. Maybe the aliens in the space laser are causing turbulence now.