Flames seen shooting out of a plane, forcing emergency landing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Flames and sparks were seen shooting out of a cargo plane shortly after takeoff from Miami International Airport. It was able to return and land safely. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.
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The Captain and Co-Pilot displayed exceptional Airmanship, while providing clear, calm, and succinct instructions to ATC during such a terrifying experience. They should be applauded. That is what realistic and intense training is for! The Captain also has balls of steel.
Why would they panic? They have 3 more engines.
@@SOLDOZERwhen you are flying at high speeds thousands of feet in the air in a thing that has a high fatality crash rate. Those mishaps have little bit more gravity behind them.
The pilot remained calm and professional.
Yeah. I would have been like, "OH %$#&.......AAAAHHHH!" 😯😯😯
That would be a cool Mayday/Air Disaster episode! I mean of course not the disastrous flame accident that could cost lives but the kind of accident that be saved the pilot's actions that can lead to be consider heroic!
That's because engine outs and engine fires aren't all that rare with commercial aircraft, they happen occasionally and can happen for a number of reasons not related to issues with manufacturing, and I doubt it was an issue that resulted from poor manufacturing given the 747's age and record for reliability. Infact, Airbus has had more engine issues than Boeing, but because of the recent controversy with Boeing, this incident is blowing up.
Also, professional pilots are trained for emergencies like this and usually maintain calm demeanors when dealing with emergencies, that's why they are professionals
They better hire some DEI employee to investigate the engine!!! 🤔🙄🤔
Boeing just can't catch a break; whether or not the fire has anything to do with them, all we'll hear is that it was a boeing plane & that's what will stick with us. Major props to the pilot staying cool & calm & sticking the landing, a real professional. I think it's a good thing he couldn't see those videos where it looked like the whole plane was ablaze. I think it's a good thing he couldn't see those videos where it looked like the whole plane was ablaze
That's because Boeing is firing white employees and hiring Minorities based on skin tone instead of qualifications. I said it years ago any company that does this is doomed to fail. Always the best person for the job should get the job. Any airline that uses boeing is a Fool
That is because bean counters were put in charge of the company after their big merger. I've had several friends quit Boeing around that time because there was no longer any commitment to safety and engineering and everything but the actual construction of said planes was offshored with very little oversight. It is to the point now where I won't fly in a Boeing aircraft. Boeing is now reaping what it has sown for decades or, as the kids like to put it, they FAFO'd.
whole aviation couldn’t catch a break this year
Turns out "Made in the USA" isn't any better than "Made in China"
I love how calm the captain is.
Fear accompanies the possibility of death. Calm shepherds its certainty.
90% of the world's cargo jets are Boeing. Also, Boeing doesn't make engines, so this is an issue with either maintenance or the engine manufacturer, not Boeing itself.
Remember in 2018 a passenger 747-8 (same model as the cargo plane) also had an engine flameout after leaving New York JFK.
@@Biff-fm1mh You're welcome. I actually know something. Do you?
@@EuropeanRailfan Not the same model.
Boeing doesn't manufacture the engines.
Or the doors....
Boeing is still responsible for the aircraft and the equipment they put on the aircraft. Regardless of the manufacture of the equipment.
I love the contrast between the emotions of the person filming and the pilot.
Sensacional News That has nothing to do with another type of aircraft
Hmmm... This reporter compared it to the Alaska Air door issue, as if its a Boeing problem. Not so, because if it was a bird strike, then it would be a circumstance subject to ALL aircraft - including the Cessna I fly. If it was a fault of the engine, then it it is a GE, Pratt & Whitney or Rolls Royce issue. In either case, that would not be a Boeing issue. I'm certain however, that the media is creating a big hype for their own interests.
Changed dozens of F100-PW100's. Can't blame engine fod on a jet.
Boeing has been on a role lately smh … I’ll stick to driving thank you ..
This is a not uncommon. Engine failure could be due to a bird strike.
NOT right after taking off.
Engine failure but A FIRE!!!??
@@eden_aumakua I seem to recall a bird strike right with engine failure after takeoff a while ago in NYC... what was that pilot's name? "Sully"?
@@bockChoi Birds can be quite flammable...
@@bockChoiyea engine fires happen. There’s a protocol to release a flame retardant foam into the engines intake. Not sure why that wasn’t done here and/or wasn’t effective
Boeing was once a great company. The merger with McDonell Douglas in the 90s is ruin them. They used a different approach and their business model. Maybe they should stop looking for E.S.G. in hiring engineers. Maybe they should start looking for merit again. How many planes have to fall out of the sky before they come back to reality?
My gawd! Over exaggerated completely
Diversity is our GREATEST strength.
Hey, how about doing thorough inspections BEFORE the planes take off, instead of after they land in flames?🤔
You don't think they do, or they don't do enough? I guess they could increase it to the point that (probably) nothing like this could ever happen again -- but the cost of aviation would raise to the level that only the richest people would ever benefit from it.
@@arkwill14 Well, I guess a FEW flaming deathtraps will be OK, if it''ll keep costs down, we'll all just have to hope we don't board one. We'll all just have to strive to become rich so we can buy our own private jets and personally see to safety maintenance ourselves, like the aircraft company owners do when THEY fly...
There is only so much we pilots and mechanics can inspect prior to a flight on a massive plane such as this one, especially when engines are turned off, fuel, and oil pressures are at their lowest. Planes go though a rigorous inspection and overhaul after a certain amount of hours and we trust the process of replacing parts per the manufactures suggestions. In this case, Boeing has nothing to do with this. This plane has been flying for many years. Before you blame age of plane, as a pilot i rather fly these "old" planes over the new models.
@@andry954305 I fully suspect the for-profit system, planes are wrung until the last drop of profit can be gleaned and maintenance costs don't generate profit, so they are sadly minimized. Very informative answer, thanks!
Boeing striking again...
Flames? LGBTQ?
That isn’t a Boeing issue, there can be many other reasons for the engine failure
Boeings been going down lately. Can't trust this company
@@RuabKhan-xc5hl You can't assume its a Boeing issue. Everyone company around the world have issues that may not come to light
@@RuabKhan-xc5hl Boeing doesnt make engines, that is a GE engine. Engine blowouts like these are usually fatigue related, spinning part breaks free and damages the engine. That's all on the Atlas Air's maintinence to catch that.
@@RuabKhan-xc5hl Lot of Amtrak derailments... do you trust Greyhound?
Boeing keyboard warriors out to defend in the comment section
This is not a Boeing problem, it's a maintenance issue.
And that is their problem
That’s exactly their problem!
Boing does not make the engine. And engine fires are not unusual. This one just looked dramatic cause it was at night.
Are you bot would you put you kids on there
@@Bigtank45 Its a 747 and had 3 more engines. It was not in danger..
@@Bigtank45 That was a cargo plane. So no you would not put kids in there unless you were shipping them 🙄
Probably it hit something (a bird), or perhaps a fanblade detached. It could also be an engine surge but that's highly unlikely
It is Boeing. Probably the engine is not bolted
@@petir2008 Boeing does not make engines
What is going on with planes in 2024
Your coverage sucks... That editing process sucks 😕
Planes prophecy starting! Jesus said it would be right around his coming. Prayers for
these people! ✝️
My child planes are going to fall. It will be right around my coming - Chaos and destruction, plane
falling - The shift in the atmosphere will cause
combustion and the fuel injectors will ignite much air in the chambers. It will cause the fuel
ignition to spark out of control. Losing control over the plane. Panic and confusion will arise.
You are about to see planes fall. The wind is going to be so strong the air is going to get in the
combustion chamber cause confusion with the systems and force the plane to malfunction.
All praised & glory to Jesus Christ who sit in The Throne and is coming✝️
Capitalism: if they aren't in the sky flyin' they aint making money. Who care about quality or maintenance!
The engine manufacturer and/or maintenance is the issue here…not Boeing. People can’t seem to understand that Boeing makes the airframe and customers spec the engines.
Two words : diversity hire . Good job alphabet team
This, and the thing in Charlotte? Interesting......
Brought to you by diversity inclusion and equity
another diversity higher from these woke airlines
Planes may be catching fire and the sides blowing out mid flight, but at least the Airline DEI Rankings are up!
This one is a boing plane but with a GE Aviation engine.
That engine has nothing to do with Boeing. Stop comparing the two
Must be a diversity mechanic higher
Looks similar to the Colombo space shuttle
Is this going to be the new normal?
Lot of Boeing investors on here.
Oh my god
Oh my god
Oh my god
The Gremlins win again.
Was William Shatner on board? ;-P
DO NOT FLY BOEING
Dei at its finest
Great, pro work by ALL involved!
And we may think that WE have had a bad day!
So glad they are all safe! Whew!
Same here!
Wow, that's cool in a terrifying sort of way! Boeing just keeps failing over and over again! They've been a mess here in WA for at least a decade.
Boeing again. Not surprised
Boeing does not make engines
This is what happens when you do not hire based on skill. Rather they much focus on DEI than to keep everyone safe. One of these times this will end tragically.
dei?
Why didn't Donald Trump try to stop this?!
It's like he doesn't even care!
Thank God thr fire stayed under control ❤️🙏
Isn't 747 pretty old? it's antique?
Is it a Boeing?
Yes
123!
We are seeing the beginning of the end for Boeing. 😢
Dang
1:01
Ffs hope my new phone wasn't on this 😂
Oh my God oh my God...😅
Drone
This is the SPACE SHUTTLE burning up, it’s pretty routine occurrence…..
❤🎉
MADE IN USA
Does these people check the plane before flying?? This is why I’m scared boarding in airplanes.
I'll never fly on Boeing ever again.
It was probably a Bird strike, and Boeing does not manufacture the engines. You can fly on a boeing.
@@Aiophgy I know I can fly on Boeing. I just won't because they are not safe.
What does this have to do with the video, the max9 problem is unrelated
@@AirshipsAviation11 Both planes are Boeings.
This guy is just confused with mere correlation and causality.
Rest in peace for all on board that flight.
Man boeing can't catch a break.
Due to damage or a malfunctioning component this could be more or less simply a backfire from an air compression issue. Obviously you want to land but you get the flame because of the engine fuel backup due to compression failure.