Did the Pilots of this Doomed Plane Fail to Pressurize their Cabin? 😨 Air Disasters | Smithsonian
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- Normally, cabin pressurization takes place automatically on a commercial flight: as a jet climbs, its engines force air into the plane. On August 15, 2005, this didn’t happen on Helios 522-the question is why?
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A loss of cabin pressurization incapacitated the crew, leaving the aircraft flying on autopilot until it ran out of fuel, and crashed near Grammatiko, Greece. It was the deadliest aviation accident in Greek history.
Yes it was and if there would of been one more person in the cabin they could of at least crash landed the flight.
wow nice copy paste
It wasnt a loss of cabin pressurization☝🏻😉
@@speedbird9313 It was.
@@Mursal1 Sorry dude, but no, it wasnt☝🏻Lack of cabin pressurization, which it was, is not the same as loss of pressurization.
What a brave soul. Fought till the last. Amazing video Smithsonian
Excellent stoked job guys!!
A loss of cabin pressurization incapacitated the crew, leaving the aircraft flying on autopilot until it ran out of fuel, and crashed near Grammatiko, Greece. It was the deadliest aviation accident in Greek history. Everyone knows there are no such things as ghost planes nor ghosts.
So addicted to this videos
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those flight attendants were absolute HEROES although they didn't survive when they turned the plane left in the final few moments it saved thousands of people RIP to those on board flight 522 you will be deeply remembered
No, they were most certainly not☝🏻
Only the one flight attendant could do anythjng
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore All of them could..
@@speedbird9313 but they were all incapacitated
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore From what point do you think?
Any of them should react when the masks drops and the aircraft is still in a climb.
The flight attendant wasn't guilty of not having a license to fly the 737, he was trying to save the plane. Even he dreamed to become a pilot, I would designate him as a hero and not charge him.
What are you on about? Whos charging a dead guy..?!🤷🏻♂️
@@speedbird9313 well anyone stupid enough to charge the dude. Just saying.
@@iceyplayz_2826 You are the first one Ive heard mentioning this, so..
He's beyond a hero. He steered the plane away from Athens into an unpopulated area. Many more could have died had it not been for his extraordinary intervention. Damn shame we lost him too. I suppose it's better this way because, at least he checked out with his girlfriend and no telling the brain damage he suffered too.
@@coreym162 Sorry to burst your bubble, but there is no evidence that he took the aircraft away from anything. And the holding pattern is pretty much in the outskirts of Athens.
In Wikipedia about Helios 522, it was not only the flight attendant who was conscious, his girlfriend as well and she also helped him to save the plane.
"At 11:49, flight attendant Andreas Prodromou entered the cockpit and sat down in the captain's seat, having remained conscious by using a portable oxygen supply. His girlfriend, Haris Charalambous, was also seen in the cockpit helping Prodromou try to control the aircraft."
- Helios 522 Wikipedia
RIP to all. Prayers to the families.
R.I.P Flight 522 😞
what a senseless tragedy
What a brave man. Well done.
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They say a euphoric sensation can overtake you with you falling unconscious without warning....BUT! an entire plane, inexplicably weird.
Its heartbreaking 😢😢😢
If the plane didn't explode when it crashed that guy would've actually survived. He was so close!
It was a similar crash to that of American 965 that crashed on its final approach to Cali, Columbia however the only difference was all passengers and crew were aware but only 4 (5 but one died in hospital) passengers survived none of the crew did if Helios 522 didn't hit the mountain at that angle Andreas could have survived it altogether and possibly be able to tell his frightening story also there was a risk of a fire but if Helios 522 didn't hit that mountain like that it's likely the fuel tanks would not puncture and he would ultimately survive
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He likely had irreversible brain damage too so, maybe not for long.
@@raffycastle1224 Also, a dog (Milagro) survived it and being COMPLETLY unharmed thanks to his dog cage and lived a happy life.
I wish the pilot paid attention to the oxygen pressure button. If the fuel did not run out, the host might hit that button and the pilot would wake up, but I wish it all.
Poor all passengers on the plane 😢😢😢
R.I.P
Salute to flight attendant trying control the aircraft
I watch this channel when I m depressed.
Never happend again in aviation
1:54 Helios Airways Flight 522 has crashed one of the Greeks Air Force F-16 has saw a crash and heading back to air force base
He tried his best:(
His best was still the best. He steered the plane away from Athens where there likely would have been way more deaths on the ground.
@@coreym162 Sorry, but no, he didnt.
If Prodromou was unable to call for help or land the plane, he could've at least descended to a breathable altitude and put the aircraft down in an olive field in Grammatikos. My heart goes out to his father.
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@@speedbird9313 not funny disrespectful
@@Riseingsalyutreal Its being about 20 years.. time to let go☝🏻If it is funny, it is funny🤷🏻♂️
Well? Your supposed to be the ones telling us
I think this could have happened to MH370 over the ocean
However one thing makes me doubt how could a plane fly on its own while making those 4 specific turns I believe they did that right and left turn on purpose then did the right turn later on and then the left turn then set the pressurisation to manual but again we have no evidence to back that theory up. It's still a mystery until we can find the aircraft and solve the greatest aviation mystery since Air France 447 back in 2009
Hi
Not the people
if anyone has any clues. let me know!
Does anybody know the reason that he did a control crash of the aircraft. Would it not have been possible to attempt to make a ver hard landing and hopefully brake the plane to a survivable speed?
He didn’t have the experience to try making a landing
@@uhwetair7265 that could be considered a factor but I believe it's because he was fighting both a lack of oxygen and a plane that is pretty much doomed and not because he didn't have any experience on flying but because he was running out of time and he knew he was not going to get to any airport if he was going to die in a few mins. He did everything he could, it was completely unavoidable for Andreas to make it to any airport with very little time without any oxygen pressured set to Manual but it was completely preventable this accident if the Pressure for Oxygen switch was set to automatic not Manual
"That he did a controlled crash of the aircraft"? He didnt..so theres your clue
He steered the plane away from Athens. That might have been his main goal and didn't care about himself after doing so.
1. He was not a pilot.
2. He was fighting Hypoxia from the lack of oxygen.
3. One of the engines was out of fuel. That's why they mentioned the plane was circling in the sky in the full video. Thus he knew he didn't have enough time to land. The best he could do was avoid crashing into populated areas.
1:00 Why did the Pilot's head bob when it was already down-
The flight attendant tried to wake them up but was unsuccessful
@@raffycastle1224 It didn't look like he even touched the Pilot's head doe ;-;
Because its just a video🤷🏻♂️
@@speedbird9313 I'm aware! I just find it a lil funny
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Couldn't Andreas have glided the 737 down to a breathable altitude? Even without fuel its possible right? I mean I don't know why he didn't descend immediately, doesn't take a genius to use the yoke. And while he wasn't certified to fly a 737 he would still be able to think more clearly at a lower altitude. But oh well, he tried his best
And keep it there with no engine power..?? 🤪
@@speedbird9313 as I said, glide
@@ron3557 You do, but its not like you can hold an altitude😉
@@speedbird9313 so there are these things called airports where you can land planes. Crazy right
@@ron3557 Oh dear..🤦🏻♂️
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Lucky pilots they refused to shut down the plane F HELIOS AND FSH 604 SES SHARM EL SHEIK! HELIOS ATH PRG! ELIO!? LATER MAD LPA SPANAIR MADRID PLANE JK5022 HOW
Refused to shut down the plane!?🤔
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That’s not very respectful
@@AirportPlaneSpotting *YES*