Concrete block wall at the end of a runway is not a good idea there should be 2000 metres of soft grass or surface just for this very reason. On the other side of the concrete wall there’s was grass lands . Real shame everyone should have survived .
There is something called EMAS , Engineered Materials Arresting System , that is used in some airports. It’s a soft concrete that the plane sinks into and slows it down quite quickly in a controlled way
Porównajcie to z perfekcyjnym lądowaniem bez podwozia kilka lat temu w Polsce. Tam polano pas pianą, były służby na miejscu i nie było wału.. Tu jakby zaskoczenie..
@NathanWhitticase-d6y Don't talk nonsense propagandist, look at that plane, it was flying intact. slightly leaky. If it was air defense, it would have been blown apart in the air. Cities in those places were attacked by UAVs. As a result, the plane was damaged by shrapnel.
@NathanWhitticase-d6yRussian AD didn't shot it intentionally, it happened during the attack of ukrainian drones, and one missle assumably just re-aimed to civilian airplane, or hit the drone which flight near the plane..
@@melissaplaysdtiYes but please don't forget that we have 115k commercial flights a day so that's 1 incident in nearly 800k flights and most weeks we have none
No wall and everyone would have survived. that airport needs to be sued by all the families. Totally idiotic to not have run off space at the end of a runway.
You don't know that. At the speed that the plane was skidding, it would have gone beyond the perimeter and crashed into something else, perhaps a building full of people.
Its nuts to have a huge concrete wall to stop this type of speeding out of control right in the way of an emergency flight landing, simple flatlands or marshlands runoff so these disasters could have a fighting chance, poor design 🙁
A concrete wall isn't a good idea. THAT IS JUST AN EXTREMELY CATASTROPHIC IDEA. there should be GRASS at the end of that runway and I'm talking about ACRES of grass
I'm sorry, but if 90% of the planes being used are Boeing... obviously, the most crashes will come from them. The biggest problem here was airport design. That plane would have just slid to a stop if there was no concrete wall protecting some farmers' fields.
115k flights a day around the world. 90% of planes are Boeing. Statistics are important. Please don't let a few headlines cloud your judgment. The headline would be boring if it said nearly 114.999 flights landed safely today
An Embraer 190 plane is hit by an anti-aircraft missile and its landing gear fails. A Boeing is hit by a bird and its landing gear fails. Boeing needs to review its designs.
Everyone is mentioning the wall but not anything else. No landing gear, so the plane would have gone further than the pilot expected but even then, I barely slowed at all after touching down. And especially after that angle of the engine burning out, I'm wondering if the engine was stuck on or at least wasn't able to go reverse thrust to slow them down.
I'm no expert but in this case the fuel should be released in the atmosphere and meanwhile the aiport crew should place anti flame foam on the pist so when the plane slides doesn't catch fire
Why would you have a concrete barrier at the end of your runway surely you would have something suitable to protect human life not end it in such an horrific way 😢
@Youraveragetwicefanboy The landing gear can be manually deployed with 0 hydraulic pressure. You pull 3 handles and they drop down and lock using only gravity.
@@billsimpson604 yeah I recently figured that out and it’s pretty hard to get to The pilots were probably very overwhelmed and dint have optima to pull them so they just tried to land with no landing gear
It seems that the airplane was trying to land at the wrong end of the runway. I've heard that there was a bird strike prior to the landing. I'm no expert, but couldn't a bird strike produce enough shrapnel to damage the hydraulic system if the engines were damaged?
What’s with the wheels up landing? The nose wheel is up and locked in? If it was a bird strike in the engine nacelle the wheels and hydraulics are independent are they not?
With the amount air travel costs nowadays youd hope the airplane companies would invest more in maintaining aircraft. My family has always been in aviation and theres literally no excuse for what the big corpos do.
All those pointing fingers at Boeing without knowing what went wrong is terrible. Boeing make planes which are full of mechanical and electrical items these are manufactured by others but are not fail safe unfortunately things do go wrong. That being said it also comes down to the maintenance of the carriers fleet. Some carriers having better maintenance checks/intervals/skilled labour than others. You also have to bare in mind Boeing have thousands of planes flying everyday without failure. You would probably struggle to find even with the recent events of Boeing a manufacturer of anything with the same consistency of high quality low failures in the world better than Boeing. It's of course extremely sad whats has happened and questions need and will be asked but don't jump to conclusions it makes you out to be a moron.
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@Arthurbracegirdleesq you can say whatever you want anywhere at any time Again, you are not free from consequences Do you need me to tell you again in a different format so you understand?
@@Arthurbracegirdleesq you didn't indicate you understood. You repeated your sentiment without acknowledgment of the reality of the quote and what I said. So I repeated what I said too. I'm not responsible for your feelings. This is another aspect of adulthood
The barrier wall caused the blow with lots of jet fuel. Without barrier they were still alive. If I’m the pilot I will let it round and round to the air until less fuel remains and I will land it with less jet fuel. Does that sound make sense. It’s the fuel that TOASTED them.
Why don't they have catch nets at the end of the runway like on carrier ships. Or even a heavy hook that can be manually lowered from the plane to catch something on the ground at the start of the runway acting as a grapling hook brake
A grappling hook?! How would that work no way in hell would that work and actually help stop it Planes land at about 140 knots which is about 160+ mph there’s no way that would be able to attach to something without breaking off or just being tore off from the aeroplane
What you all think it would come to a dead stop rather than be gradually slowed down but at a quicker rate than no breaks but slower than a concrete block still
Runways need to be made longer and and have some kind of better stopping ability for planes like air bags that open up. To stop it slowly .or the wires they use on fighter jets when they land on the ships yeah I no it's a bigger scale much bigger
Condolences 💐 to all who are affected by this- so much loss it breaks my heart to even consider going into deep thought about it. -the main problem is the highly flammable and outdated fuels. We created space tech and clearly have better options ! Bring back the prop planes that you outdated for explosive travel speeds and planes!
Wow landing gear failure 😣, the plane should show 3 green lights confirming the landing gear is fully down and locked , but just because the light go green doesn’t always mean there true , pilots worse nightmare,seriously why don’t they mount cameras outside the plane with monitors inside the cockpit so pilots an see if everything is how it should be , lights don’t always give the true readings , so it’s either pilot error or landing gear malfunction so sad cost all these people there lives , and possibly airline are at fault if the plane isn’t maintained properly
The pilot probably knew about the landing gear and was making a wheels up landing. As per other comments here with enough runoff area the plane had every chance to slide to a stop intact.
Someone just "luckily" films a random 737, and captures a bird strike? No landing gear, when they can be put down manually. No flaps down to brake. Reinforced concrete slab for lightweight antenna. This was a real life Squid Game sac, from the j ruling families, allegedly imo. 'Dekoding with Kodi' on YT
Wanna ban cars too? They're far more dangerous. Ban knives? How do I cut my steak? Also....244 knife deaths in a year in the UK. 50,000 gun deaths in the US. Time they banned guns, right?
@michaelspencer6108 We need to make sure everyone has access to health care. I'm even in favour of giving women the option to choose post-birth aɓo.ŕtion...
@@irqittuq415 planes absolutely can fail. It's rare, but it happens. And when it does, they sometimes have to crash land. What's your theory? Let me guess - that it was sabotaged?
Concrete block wall at the end of a runway is not a good idea there should be 2000 metres of soft grass or surface just for this very reason. On the other side of the concrete wall there’s was grass lands . Real shame everyone should have survived .
I was thinking the same
There is something called EMAS , Engineered Materials Arresting System , that is used in some airports. It’s a soft concrete that the plane sinks into and slows it down quite quickly in a controlled way
@@seanbarratt6317 well it didn look too soft did it, that same wall is what got em killed
Porównajcie to z perfekcyjnym lądowaniem bez podwozia kilka lat temu w Polsce. Tam polano pas pianą, były służby na miejscu i nie było wału.. Tu jakby zaskoczenie..
@@seanbarratt6317 Not here, as the plane came to an abrupt stop and passenger were thrown out of the cabin...
This is so sad, the second fatal crash to happen in a week…. Condolences to all.
The other plane didn't crash, the Russians shot it down with a SAM
@NathanWhitticase-d6y Don't talk nonsense propagandist, look at that plane, it was flying intact. slightly leaky. If it was air defense, it would have been blown apart in the air. Cities in those places were attacked by UAVs. As a result, the plane was damaged by shrapnel.
@NathanWhitticase-d6y Sorry, yes, you’re right. Still, it is sad.
@NathanWhitticase-d6yRussian AD didn't shot it intentionally, it happened during the attack of ukrainian drones, and one missle assumably just re-aimed to civilian airplane, or hit the drone which flight near the plane..
@@melissaplaysdtiYes but please don't forget that we have 115k commercial flights a day so that's 1 incident in nearly 800k flights and most weeks we have none
No wall and everyone would have survived. that airport needs to be sued by all the families. Totally idiotic to not have run off space at the end of a runway.
You don't know that. At the speed that the plane was skidding, it would have gone beyond the perimeter and crashed into something else, perhaps a building full of people.
Its nuts to have a huge concrete wall to stop this type of speeding out of control right in the way of an emergency flight landing, simple flatlands or marshlands runoff so these disasters could have a fighting chance, poor design 🙁
Condolences to all on board 🙏
A concrete wall isn't a good idea. THAT IS JUST AN EXTREMELY CATASTROPHIC IDEA.
there should be GRASS at the end of that runway and I'm talking about ACRES of grass
Acres of marshmallows even better.
The airport designers are insane : concrete wall instead of grass run off strip, surely lessons will finally be learned from this.
The pilot called mayday 2 min before the crash.. too late
Nope, they are doing a bigger wall.
Airports in some countries have run off areas for this reason, that looked that a concrete wall!
Even a child knows without that stupid concrete wall, all would have been better with the this landing. Absolutely sad..
This is sad to watch. All on board had no chance. Kudos to all airplane crews. RIP to all who lost their lives.
Its truly saddening that even to this day, plane crashes keep happening.
Wait until you hear about cars...
Planes will always crash there not perfect the good but something will always go wrong like cars.nothing 100% safe
My condolences 😢 man this is terrible 😞 may all the victims rest in peace
Why the tell is there a concrete wall all at the end do the runways.. 🤦♂️🤷♂️
I can't see the landing gear?
Flying is safe. Landing and taking off are the moments in which something can go wrong
Overrun protection would have saved everyone... An engineered surface of some kind would have been enough... Those poor people...
I wonder what created the engine and the landing gear failures
A bird? a drone? Mechanical failure?
Boeing's "fantastic" engineering and QC, I'd bet!
@ QC! Say no more.
Same where I work lol 😂
@@subraxasstuupid without having knowledge on
On Google maps, it looks as if there is about 800 ft of scrub-land beyond that wall.
Boeing Airlines yet again? Nah just put them out of business, it keeps happening!
I think that's the plan
I'm sorry, but if 90% of the planes being used are Boeing... obviously, the most crashes will come from them. The biggest problem here was airport design. That plane would have just slid to a stop if there was no concrete wall protecting some farmers' fields.
115k flights a day around the world. 90% of planes are Boeing. Statistics are important. Please don't let a few headlines cloud your judgment. The headline would be boring if it said nearly 114.999 flights landed safely today
On the ground accident like this is under human controls from point A to B. .Utterly stupid judgement
Doesn't matter what make of plane you're flying with, if there's a concrete wall at the end of the runway!!
RIP the victims of this terrible accident
Omg 😱😱😱, they could have survived if there was a longer runway. R.I.P for those ppl lost lives.
An Embraer 190 plane is hit by an anti-aircraft missile and its landing gear fails. A Boeing is hit by a bird and its landing gear fails. Boeing needs to review its designs.
Awful. God rest their souls
Everyone is mentioning the wall but not anything else.
No landing gear, so the plane would have gone further than the pilot expected but even then, I barely slowed at all after touching down. And especially after that angle of the engine burning out, I'm wondering if the engine was stuck on or at least wasn't able to go reverse thrust to slow them down.
How awful.
Why have a concrete wall there?
I'm no expert but in this case the fuel should be released in the atmosphere and meanwhile the aiport crew should place anti flame foam on the pist so when the plane slides doesn't catch fire
lol, you’re an idiot
It hit a concrete wall mate,no wall..no exploding wrecked aircraft.
You shoulda just stopped typing after "expert".... Sums you up in all situations perfectly.
And you shouldn't spend too much time on the internet 😄@@YorkshiremanReacts26
My heart goes out to the families😢
Why would you have a concrete barrier at the end of your runway surely you would have something suitable to protect human life not end it in such an horrific way 😢
Looks like landing gear failure
Landing gear failure is not the reason why people died, the concrete wall at the end of runway was.
thats going too fast to be the only cause of a failed landing gear
This should never have happened. Condolences to the families 😢
Looks like they forgot to lower the landing gear. It seems like the Christmas season has an unusual amount of plane crashes.
They didn't forget, they had some technical problems
There’s gpws warnings that tell you to drop the landing gear it was 99% a hydraulic failure in the landing gear and flaps
@Youraveragetwicefanboy The landing gear can be manually deployed with 0 hydraulic pressure. You pull 3 handles and they drop down and lock using only gravity.
@@billsimpson604 yeah I recently figured that out and it’s pretty hard to get to
The pilots were probably very overwhelmed and dint have optima to pull them so they just tried to land with no landing gear
"There's nothing to see here" - *Boeing*
"This drink tastes funny... ahhh!! Call a doxtor!" - *Natural causes of life end - Boeing doctor*
this is what im thinking
The plane hit a concrete fence that was too close to the end of the runway
Sad, may this not happen again!
Amazing how everyone suddenly becomes an aviation and airport planning expert.
Looks like the foundation for a previous jet engines blast deflector was repurposed for reuse as an ILS system hard stand. A very bad idea.
It seems that the airplane was trying to land at the wrong end of the runway. I've heard that there was a bird strike prior to the landing. I'm no expert, but couldn't a bird strike produce enough shrapnel to damage the hydraulic system if the engines were damaged?
What’s with the wheels up landing? The nose wheel is up and locked in? If it was a bird strike in the engine nacelle the wheels and hydraulics are independent are they not?
Think pilot drank a Red Bull before landing 🧐
Landing gear isn't down.
Why all of a sudden there are planes crashing, being shot down all around world 🤨
wtf are you on about? 🤷♂😒
Oh my god…
"in new Boeing news. Another Boeing crash today and people was inside it. So please fly safe and don't fly Boeing"
This time, it wasn't russia.
Boeing? Hmmm
Them.... AGAIN!!!!! 😕
Yeah, Boeing makes up 90% of the 115k commercial flights made daily..
@@cammmmm-k1l No.
With the amount air travel costs nowadays youd hope the airplane companies would invest more in maintaining aircraft. My family has always been in aviation and theres literally no excuse for what the big corpos do.
Oh be quiet. 😑🙄
All those pointing fingers at Boeing without knowing what went wrong is terrible. Boeing make planes which are full of mechanical and electrical items these are manufactured by others but are not fail safe unfortunately things do go wrong. That being said it also comes down to the maintenance of the carriers fleet. Some carriers having better maintenance checks/intervals/skilled labour than others.
You also have to bare in mind Boeing have thousands of planes flying everyday without failure. You would probably struggle to find even with the recent events of Boeing a manufacturer of anything with the same consistency of high quality low failures in the world better than Boeing.
It's of course extremely sad whats has happened and questions need and will be asked but don't jump to conclusions it makes you out to be a moron.
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You're not free from consequences anywhere in the world. If you can't say something without it negatively impacting someone else, go back to the drawing board until you've figured out the sentence structure.
Accountability is key. You want to say whatever you want, own what comes back like a grown adult
@kweenadafool free speech for all without hate or foul language
@Arthurbracegirdleesq you can say whatever you want anywhere at any time
Again, you are not free from consequences
Do you need me to tell you again in a different format so you understand?
@@kweenadafool I'm humble and respectful what's your problem?
@@Arthurbracegirdleesq you didn't indicate you understood. You repeated your sentiment without acknowledgment of the reality of the quote and what I said.
So I repeated what I said too. I'm not responsible for your feelings. This is another aspect of adulthood
The barrier wall caused the blow with lots of jet fuel. Without barrier they were still alive. If I’m the pilot I will let it round and round to the air until less fuel remains and I will land it with less jet fuel. Does that sound make sense. It’s the fuel that TOASTED them.
i feel sick. Good God😢
What was it. A toss up between a concrete wall. Or crocodile infested marsh land
So sad.
No undercarriage, hydraulics failure?
RIP 🕊️🙏🏿🕊️
Yeah don’t fly on Boeings.
Can bring down planes but not drones.
Its Putin ❗️😡
Why don't they have catch nets at the end of the runway like on carrier ships. Or even a heavy hook that can be manually lowered from the plane to catch something on the ground at the start of the runway acting as a grapling hook brake
🤣🤣🤣
A grappling hook?!
How would that work no way in hell would that work and actually help stop it
Planes land at about 140 knots which is about 160+ mph there’s no way that would be able to attach to something without breaking off or just being tore off from the aeroplane
What you all think it would come to a dead stop rather than be gradually slowed down but at a quicker rate than no breaks but slower than a concrete block still
RIP 🙏🏻
Runways need to be made longer and and have some kind of better stopping ability for planes like air bags that open up. To stop it slowly .or the wires they use on fighter jets when they land on the ships yeah I no it's a bigger scale much bigger
They normally have sand or gravel at the end that stops the planes, but not a concrete wall!
Condolences 💐 to all who are affected by this- so much loss it breaks my heart to even consider going into deep thought about it.
-the main problem is the highly flammable and outdated fuels.
We created space tech and clearly have better options !
Bring back the prop planes that you outdated for explosive travel speeds and planes!
Wow landing gear failure 😣, the plane should show 3 green lights confirming the landing gear is fully down and locked , but just because the light go green doesn’t always mean there true , pilots worse nightmare,seriously why don’t they mount cameras outside the plane with monitors inside the cockpit so pilots an see if everything is how it should be , lights don’t always give the true readings , so it’s either pilot error or landing gear malfunction so sad cost all these people there lives , and possibly airline are at fault if the plane isn’t maintained properly
The pilot probably knew about the landing gear and was making a wheels up landing. As per other comments here with enough runoff area the plane had every chance to slide to a stop intact.
North Koreas fault
What😂
West: we know Putin is behind this!
😂😂😂
Someone just "luckily" films a random 737, and captures a bird strike?
No landing gear, when they can be put down manually.
No flaps down to brake.
Reinforced concrete slab for lightweight antenna.
This was a real life Squid Game sac, from the j ruling families, allegedly imo.
'Dekoding with Kodi' on YT
That puff looked like a possible bird strike. Could have caused engine damage or ailerons/flaps damage leading to loss of control when landing.
Thank you mr expert! 🫡
Jesus
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Sure Russia fault
What do you mean with your stupid sarcasm.
Ban planes now! Also, ban knives 🇬🇧
Wanna ban cars too? They're far more dangerous. Ban knives? How do I cut my steak? Also....244 knife deaths in a year in the UK. 50,000 gun deaths in the US. Time they banned guns, right?
And don't forget to get your winter boosters.
Prison opinion
@michaelspencer6108 We need to make sure everyone has access to health care. I'm even in favour of giving women the option to choose post-birth aɓo.ŕtion...
2025 ia crazy
It’s still 2024
@@ashwin24680 this week is last so its a trailer for 2025
Putin did. The Sun probably. 😂😂😂😂
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Boeing
Жду следующий выпуск где выяснится, что виновата Россия
Конечно виновата за войну
Jets don't just "skid"
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@jfr1995 yes. It's true. Aircraft designers think of EVERY eventuality
@@irqittuq415 planes absolutely can fail. It's rare, but it happens. And when it does, they sometimes have to crash land. What's your theory? Let me guess - that it was sabotaged?
@@jfr1995 It did not fail. The pilot was incompetent
@@irqittuq415 proof?
Boeing i aint going 👊
Boeing 737. Hahaha no wonder merican technology.
Haha so funny
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