Here in South Korea, everyone is mourning over this massive tragedy and the youngest victim is only a 2-year-old boy in the event. Hope you all here are safe with your flight if you have any.
Why is barely any news outlets talking about the massive stone wall surrounding the runway and the concrete wall imbedded with dirt that the plane collided with. The pilot had the choice between stone wall and a concrete wall with some dirt hiding it. Not a single person in charge of that airport thought that stone structures straight of a runway would lead to a collision of this magnitude
Airport designs cannot account for every possible "what if" scenario. Obviously, no one wanted to think about this kind of scenario during the airport's development, because they would have designed it differently if they did. The concrete wall was just the last step in a chain of events that led to this fatal outcome, and the news outlets are more interested in the events leading up to the concrete wall.
I saw a report interviewing some expert that the pilot did his best in the situation with the belly landing and that wall isn't supposed to be there, it should only be used if the weather is bad and not with a concrete. That obstruction is the reason 179 passengers and crews are dead. SK media should atleast report this, they all blame a bird for the crash. Many aircraft survived even having a bird strike. sk Media outlets are silent about that wall. They have to explain this well.
Calm down... your bad at journalism keep opinions to yourself. Report facts and evidence. Quit journalism and become the investigator instead, in fact why don't you become the judge too while your at it.... calm down bruh.
There is a man from the family who lost 17 people at once, including his parents, brothers,wife, children, and nephews. He survived on a three-hour fast flight because of his work
i now know 3 pro tips: 1. if it's boeing, i ain't flying 2. if the plane flies over russia, i ain't flying 3. if my airport has a wall for some weird reason, i ain't flying
My first thought about a concrete wall being there was that it was put in place to prevent further casualties because it might be a city district with buildings and apartment complexes. Turns out, it is practically empty space beyond that concrete barrier! No idea why it was put in place!
@@wqv5423ln Planes do malfunction and they will sometimes need more open area if they do go pass the run way. What reason is there for a concrete wall at the end?
How can bird strike on the right engine account for systematic hydraulic failure...yeah, shouldn't have reinforced concrete radar structures at the end of runaway....but still...the Boeing 737 has been accounting for too many preventable catastrophes during the past decades...Nikky Haley, Charleston SC, and DEI hiring practices is a devil's brew.
@@leeermy DEI is a political talking point. The silence when a creep like Gaetz was going to be attorney general is all I need to know from your side. Anyways, Boeing only makes changes after disasters like this happen. There's a reason they have a lot of whistleblowers.
They didn't hit the wall surrounding the airport. They hit a berm holding an antenna array. The real issue is why the landing gear didn't deploy, there were no flaps, there were no reverse thrusters. In short the real issue is why there wasn't anything deployed to slow the plane down.
I would understand a chain fence but a giant stone/conrete wall…. Why on earth would you build that at an airport and at the end of a runway to make things worse.
The concrete barrier is at the beginning of the runway, not at the end. That runway was meant to be used in one direction. It's a criminally bad design, and it should have designed to allow emergency landing from both directions. It appears the tower didn't understand the consequences of allowing the plane to attempt an emergency landing down that runway.
@@wannahockachewie897 Runways are designed to be used from either direction, it's not that the plane went the 'wrong direction', it's that it was going too fast and went off the end of the runway. Indeed, the barrier was too close to the end of the runway and didn't give the plane any space to slow down, but under normal conditions, planes would perfectly be able to use the runway from either direction
@@user-ge5ia8kx9xa I don't really want to scream right now and rage at you, but there's absolutely no need to bring down one to raise up another. Both situations are terrible and I don't understand why you need to call KXV237 selfish when they said nothing about how palestine's situation is def not as bad as this one.
@@user-ge5ia8kx9xa this was so uncalled for. of course it's horrible what those in palestine are going through, but 179 families just lost their father, mother, daughter, son, brother, sister, grandma or grandpa
There's definitely something fishy going on. Hardly any Korean news outlet or official is talking about the concrete wall. Muan Int'l Airport (if I'm not wrong) became international just about a month ago, and didn't meet certain standards like the length of the runway. There definitely should be an explanation to why everyone online as well as non-Korean experts are talking about this concrete wall and why the Korean news and officials are putting all the emphasis on the birdstrike and technical issues. Edit: The runway length seems to have been adequate for most commercial aircraft; it's just that the length was considered risky for emergencies and now that there are discussions about extending the length from 2.8 km to 3.16 km.
@loelds4817 yes if the house is built into the side of the road. Basically, the antenna design (wall) is terrible but the Korean news don't wanna shame the airport or the group who designed it. Something is going on there
Not an expert but that fking wall is literally the cause of crash. Even if there was a bird, the plane had already landed and was skidding on land, if it had been a longer stretch of land, the plane would have eventually come to a stop despite not having landing gear. The plane crashed into the wall and exploded.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
if not for the concrete wall , the plane would have slided and stopped or into the water or broken into pieces atleast with many survivors. its is so heart wrenching to see plane hit a huge block of wall when you see the map its actually a sea further out there ...does ILSA setup need a wall to be setup ? .
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
gosh, that's horrible to imagine there's 179 people were killed in this tragedy while me - preparing for my final exam in the comfort of my home. My heart goes out for those victims, i'm so sorry
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
They won't take responsibility for poor design choices because they don't want criticism for the lack of government regulations or give the families any leverage to sue the airport.
@@van707 I beg to differ,if you watch the clip in slow-moyou’ll see the fuselage belly in orange and the left turbine lit up way before it hit the wall.
So help me understand here. Bird strike --> ??? ---> landing gear and flaps not deployed --> insane ground speed + wall --> BOOM. How? Because bird strike doesn't cause malfunction on those gears.
I'm not an expert but I read in a post that, the pilot must got panicked because of the bird strike and turned his full attention on it instead of making a safer landing add to that is the cocrete wall, it was more preventable if it was not in there.
RIP beautiful souls. I’m so sorry that the victims had to leave the world in such a horrific way. I only prayed that it was instant and they felt no pain. I cannot even imagine the amount of despair, fear, anxiety, anguish, and acceptance they felt when they crashed onto the runway and then the wall. I can’t imagine what the victims felt as they hugged their loved ones and strangers in their final moments. Praying they go to a better place. May their families find peace and comfort as they heal from this monumental tragedy. Sending prayers 🙏
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
to protect the antennas used for communication genius… was it necessary.. maybe not… but did it ever break protocols or cause harm to 100 planes that landed .. nope … this was one scenario were everything with the plane went wrong … it skidded too far and hit the wall which was always at a safe distance … the wall and structures can’t always account for every possible mishap that might happen… if the plane skidded in some other direction and hit the terminal building u would go “ WHY ARE THERE BUILDINGS IN AN AIRPORT “ … so stop hyperventilating and use your brain
The concrete barrier is at the beginning of the runway, not at the end. That runway was meant to be used in one direction. It's a criminally bad design, and it should have designed to allow emergency landing from both directions. It appears the tower didn't understand the consequences of allowing the plane to attempt an emergency landing down that runway.
@@wannahockachewie897 Runways are designed to be used from either direction, it's not that the plane went the 'wrong direction', it's that it was going too fast and went off the end of the runway. Indeed, the barrier was too close to the end of the runway and didn't give the plane any space to slow down, but under normal conditions, planes would perfectly be able to use the runway from either direction
Theres always a tragedy in SK that could’ve been prevented… there was the ferry, Halloween, and now this. I can’t imagine the loss of families and friends
To everyone here regarding that concrete fence that houses the ILS, please search Sky news. They covered this and based from other airports, ILS usually only has antennas and some platform but definey not a concrete wall Edit: it was an embankment wall mound. Nevertheless, that shouldnt be there. Instead of a wall mound why not make a platform with frangible materials which usually the case for this antennas/lights/localizers
Yes….a concrete wall should never exist at an airport like that…..especially because there is land behind the wall that the plane could have slid on to slow down and stop….but it never got that chance because of that wall being in the way.
⛔⛔ BOEING 737 LANDING GEAR DID NOT DEPLOY! bird strike and wall is distractions from BOEING FAILURES! ⛔⛔ ☢ On December 28th, a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 737-800 bound for Amsterdam, was forced to make an emergency landing at Oslo Torp Sandefjord Airport. Upon landing, the aircraft veered off the runway. ☢
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
@민지-t1g2r but they didnt hold that embankment accountable. Sure there was a bird strike, maybe the landing gear didnt work, given these factors the aircraft could have been saved if not for that wall
My heart aches! Vacation time means that several of our students head to Jeju. I am stressing over this as we do not go back to school until January 2.
@@nchmusic99 That kind of accidents happen few times every decade. It is a tragedy but doesn't even come close to 1980. Many people are aware of the incident at Tiananman square in June 4th, 1989; but not many people seem to know about May 24th, 1980. And it happened all over the city.
That's the worst thing you don't want to hear, your loved one's name. That is so hard to watch man. Condolences to the families, and the departed loved ones may their souls rest in peace. 🙏
My heart breaks for the victims of this tragedy and the family members as they heard the names of their loved ones being called 😢 I could not help but drop my tears 😢 May their souls rest in eternal peace where one day they will reunite with their loved ones 🕊️🤍✨my deepest condolences to all.
Sorry for the lives lost, S. Korea. But why on earth was there a wall built at the front perimeter of the runway? An open sand buffer is way more useful to slow down a plane in the event it overshoots the runway.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
2 years ago a South Korean Airlines had overshoot in Mactan CEBU International Airport. Luckily no one is hurt of the 173 passengers. Our Airport located in Island and no concrete perimeter wall at its ends only seawater.
I find it absolutely despicable that the crash video has been broadcast and shown all over the place. Watching almost 180 people die on repeat is disgusting. The media should be ashamed of themselves.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
How the two flight attendants survived out of everyone is nothing short of a miracle. I hope they make a full recovery, and like everybody else affected by this tragedy, receive the help they need
Someone explain to me how a bird strike on the engine damages the landing gear. This just seems like an attempt from the airline to deflect blame to the airport staff instead of their own airline maintenance.
im not an expert but the engines powers the whole thing. without that power, they cant lower the flaps, they cant lower the gears. they can however use the help of the gravity extention thing but its located behind the seats. its really hard to either spot or grab on during time critical situations like this. so imagine going so fast and have little to no ways of slowing down, all while facing multiple system failures
Not having the the landing gear down is the main reason of the crash, no matter how chaotic it’s been up their no way a pilot can forget to lower the landing gear especially if they had multiple attempts of landing
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South Korea in mourning after plane crash kills all but two onboard ► www.theguardian.com/world/2024/dec/29/south-korea-jeju-air-plane-crash-mourning
What a way to end the year.... our condolences to the family of the victims.
I agree. Terrible. Rest in peace.
mean while in Ukraine...
@@razgrizadlerwe are talking about South Korea
@@razgrizadler If you're so worried fly over there and help out instead of yapping here like a poser
@@user-ge5ia8kx9xa - How does that make him selfish??
Here in South Korea, everyone is mourning over this massive tragedy and the youngest victim is only a 2-year-old boy in the event. Hope you all here are safe with your flight if you have any.
Oh my gosh… 😞
There wasn’t a 2 year old on board, sorry, but that is a LIE.
He wasn't 2 years old, but he was a 3-year-old born in 2021
He was 1 not 2 and who cares?
That’s a lie
Why is barely any news outlets talking about the massive stone wall surrounding the runway and the concrete wall imbedded with dirt that the plane collided with. The pilot had the choice between stone wall and a concrete wall with some dirt hiding it.
Not a single person in charge of that airport thought that stone structures straight of a runway would lead to a collision of this magnitude
Korean Aiport boss said, Do Not Ask Difficult Question.
because the korean media been bribe or told to shut up, its goverment failure supervision
Airport designs cannot account for every possible "what if" scenario. Obviously, no one wanted to think about this kind of scenario during the airport's development, because they would have designed it differently if they did.
The concrete wall was just the last step in a chain of events that led to this fatal outcome, and the news outlets are more interested in the events leading up to the concrete wall.
You sound like an aviation expert and legal prosecutor.
Why are you on TH-cam?
Korean media are told not to.
Unless you are doing a crash test on the runway, why is there even a barrier at the end of of the runway?
@@rbk9582 It's just an empty field, source is google earth.
it wasn't at the end of the runway
@@rbk9582you don’t know anything just commenting to hear yourself talk
To maximize casualties obviously.
@@rbk9582 Look on google maps that road is not accessible to the public it is part of the airport lol
I saw a report interviewing some expert that the pilot did his best in the situation with the belly landing and that wall isn't supposed to be there, it should only be used if the weather is bad and not with a concrete. That obstruction is the reason 179 passengers and crews are dead. SK media should atleast report this, they all blame a bird for the crash. Many aircraft survived even having a bird strike. sk Media outlets are silent about that wall.
They have to explain this well.
Calm down... your bad at journalism keep opinions to yourself. Report facts and evidence. Quit journalism and become the investigator instead, in fact why don't you become the judge too while your at it.... calm down bruh.
wrong...the plane had zero control over anything and thus was travelling still at a high rate of speed. No matter what they hit, they were doomed
@@dgl3111 But he is right tho..that wall is the cause why almost everyone on that plane died
@@dgl3111I'm so sorry that common sense doesn't exist within you, that you have to rely on authorities to tell you what to think of this situation.
The sk media might be voicing out, but there wil be some reason why the media will be blocked to air the truth
There is a man from the family who lost 17 people at once, including his parents, brothers,wife, children, and nephews. He survived on a three-hour fast flight because of his work
💔💔💔
😢
Oh lord.
Wow that's terrible 😔 Life is so fragile
That's awful
From watching the available footage. Loss of life was due to impact with a concrete fortified structure. We can all see that.
@@jackb5708 It is the bird that killed the passengers.
@@BannedUser-m8rThats what the media wants you to think. The actual video evidence of the crash says otherwise.
@@BannedUser-m8rgenius. Your IQ must be above 999
@@BannedUser-m8rNo, it wasn't.
Lol it's like cause of drowning is water. Yes we know that but what happened before.
i now know 3 pro tips:
1. if it's boeing, i ain't flying
2. if the plane flies over russia, i ain't flying
3. if my airport has a wall for some weird reason, i ain't flying
do not put your trust in man. Just be ready to meet your Maker. John 3:16-21
If they company is focuses on diversity, You should absolutley not get onboard.
Book seats in the back.
No Eject button chair u ain't flying.
1. if the plane is a 737 max i aint flying
B. the plane is jeju air and its a 737 i aint flying
3. the airport has a wall i aint flying
My first thought about a concrete wall being there was that it was put in place to prevent further casualties because it might be a city district with buildings and apartment complexes. Turns out, it is practically empty space beyond that concrete barrier! No idea why it was put in place!
A road after the barrier, that road should go underground.
no plane was ever supposed be near that wall. The plane had lost all controls
@@wqv5423lnThey could have installed a security fence easily crushable by a plane Not a reinforced concrete barrier.
Exactly @@robinvlad141
@@wqv5423ln Planes do malfunction and they will sometimes need more open area if they do go pass the run way. What reason is there for a concrete wall at the end?
0:21 this made me tear up…imagine just sitting there waiting for your loved one
Absolutely gut wrenching to watch. Nobody should ever have to go through that in this lifetime.
😢😢😢😞😞😞
I am South Korean. This December is the saddest and most depressing month for South Koreans.
연말에.. 크리스마스, 연말 포함해서 갔다온 행복한 여행일텐데.. 정말 마음아프네요
Even in such a month, South Korea is still able to take military action on Takeshima, which it occupies. Such a country
My condolences for all south koreans!!🙏🕊🖤
My heart goes out for you guys... I hope things get better for you guys soon.
😢I’m so sorry my deepest condolences and prayers 🙏
No amount of words that I will type that can comfort these families. This really hurts.😢😢
Ikr I wish I could turn back the wheels of time. This NEVER should have happened
Sometimes words just aren’t enough to capture the pain of such a loss. Thinking of the families during this unimaginably difficult time. 💔
The wall is the problem not mechanical failure or bird strike.
How can bird strike on the right engine account for systematic hydraulic failure...yeah, shouldn't have reinforced concrete radar structures at the end of runaway....but still...the Boeing 737 has been accounting for too many preventable catastrophes during the past decades...Nikky Haley, Charleston SC, and DEI hiring practices is a devil's brew.
If the wall is the problem,how come it hasn't been a problem before?
@@leeermy DEI is a political talking point. The silence when a creep like Gaetz was going to be attorney general is all I need to know from your side. Anyways, Boeing only makes changes after disasters like this happen. There's a reason they have a lot of whistleblowers.
@@rupertcortes3980
Yeah. No wall no story.
😂
They didn't hit the wall surrounding the airport. They hit a berm holding an antenna array. The real issue is why the landing gear didn't deploy, there were no flaps, there were no reverse thrusters. In short the real issue is why there wasn't anything deployed to slow the plane down.
My thoughts prayers are with victim's family and friends during this tragic time.
People die all the time. Get used to it
@@vintage9240 How can anyone get used to persons being burned alive?
@@vintage9240will your family say this about you when you pass away?
@@shaunmulligan8717agree, it's got to be a need to be shamed when you put something so callous out there.
@@vintage9240 Everyone dies, but mourning and grieving each and every death is what makes us human and gives value to the moments we are alive.
I would understand a chain fence but a giant stone/conrete wall…. Why on earth would you build that at an airport and at the end of a runway to make things worse.
The concrete barrier is at the beginning of the runway, not at the end. That runway was meant to be used in one direction. It's a criminally bad design, and it should have designed to allow emergency landing from both directions. It appears the tower didn't understand the consequences of allowing the plane to attempt an emergency landing down that runway.
@@wannahockachewie897 Runways are designed to be used from either direction, it's not that the plane went the 'wrong direction', it's that it was going too fast and went off the end of the runway. Indeed, the barrier was too close to the end of the runway and didn't give the plane any space to slow down, but under normal conditions, planes would perfectly be able to use the runway from either direction
Its because people can't let in illegally
@@wannahockachewie897 runways are usually built to with both ways in mind.
Plus it was a shorter than average runaway. Nearly half the length of most runways. Seems deliberate.
My tears burst out too when I saw victims’ families are crying 😭
Same :(
But why are they shouting to firefighters…
It is so tragic, and hard to comprehend the devastating loss. My prayers and condolences to all the bereaved.
Every family’s worst nightmare! Condolences to the family and love ones 🕊️
Don't fly
You mean one of...
its nothing compared to What palestine is going through!!!! You are so selfish 😢Free palestine!!!
@@user-ge5ia8kx9xa I don't really want to scream right now and rage at you, but there's absolutely no need to bring down one to raise up another. Both situations are terrible and I don't understand why you need to call KXV237 selfish when they said nothing about how palestine's situation is def not as bad as this one.
@@user-ge5ia8kx9xa this was so uncalled for. of course it's horrible what those in palestine are going through, but 179 families just lost their father, mother, daughter, son, brother, sister, grandma or grandpa
There's definitely something fishy going on.
Hardly any Korean news outlet or official is talking about the concrete wall. Muan Int'l Airport (if I'm not wrong) became international just about a month ago, and didn't meet certain standards like the length of the runway.
There definitely should be an explanation to why everyone online as well as non-Korean experts are talking about this concrete wall and why the Korean news and officials are putting all the emphasis on the birdstrike and technical issues.
Edit: The runway length seems to have been adequate for most commercial aircraft; it's just that the length was considered risky for emergencies and now that there are discussions about extending the length from 2.8 km to 3.16 km.
I hope the family sues the airport management, this is just negligence. Probably some corruption is involved.
Because the wall didn’t cause the plane to malfunction. If a car crashed into your house, is it the houses fault?
@loelds4817 yes if the house is built into the side of the road. Basically, the antenna design (wall) is terrible but the Korean news don't wanna shame the airport or the group who designed it. Something is going on there
@@loelds4817 no but an open dirt area would have stopped the skidding plane due to friction. Did you not go through Physics in highschool?
@n_asmo I too feel something is fishy is this to divert the people from ongoing presidential crisis
Just like 2014 sewol ferry tragedy
Not an expert but that fking wall is literally the cause of crash. Even if there was a bird, the plane had already landed and was skidding on land, if it had been a longer stretch of land, the plane would have eventually come to a stop despite not having landing gear. The plane crashed into the wall and exploded.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
@민지-t1g2ras they should, if the plane had been functional they wouldn’t have hit the wall
Thanks Sherlock
if not for the concrete wall , the plane would have slided and stopped or into the water or broken into pieces atleast with many survivors. its is so heart wrenching to see plane hit a huge block of wall when you see the map its actually a sea further out there ...does ILSA setup need a wall to be setup ? .
That's what I've been Saying!!!
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
gosh, that's horrible to imagine there's 179 people were killed in this tragedy while me - preparing for my final exam in the comfort of my home. My heart goes out for those victims, i'm so sorry
those are two completely different things
@jenniferansah-pf3vxbut i understand his feeling
What does your routine have to do with any of this?
People in these replies don’t understand empathy for some reason
@@msevelyn🤦🏿♂️
Blaming the birds when there's literally a video showing how the plane only exploded after hitting the concrete "mound"
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
@민지-t1g2r What do you mean? South Korea has just started investigating, and nothing has been proven yet.
@민지-t1g2r Yeah, that and the concrete mound.
They won't take responsibility for poor design choices because they don't want criticism for the lack of government regulations or give the families any leverage to sue the airport.
Before the plane hits the wall, the pilot handles the landing beautifully. Literally minimal damage. That wall is a huge mistake.
But the left turbine engine was already on fire!
@ sure but the wall triggered the explosion
@@van707 I beg to differ,if you watch the clip in slow-moyou’ll see the fuselage belly in orange and the left turbine lit up way before it hit the wall.
We are following the news from Germany and are so sorry, my deepest condolences.
No body deserves this kind of pain... my heart goes to the families who missed their loved ones... condolences
So help me understand here. Bird strike --> ??? ---> landing gear and flaps not deployed --> insane ground speed + wall --> BOOM. How? Because bird strike doesn't cause malfunction on those gears.
Bird strikes can take out both engines sometimes. I dont know about the landing gear though
I'm not an expert but I read in a post that, the pilot must got panicked because of the bird strike and turned his full attention on it instead of making a safer landing add to that is the cocrete wall, it was more preventable if it was not in there.
@@friedtoaster4059and how big are those birds? Asian birds relatively small except for flamingo and we dont have emu in here
@@friedtoaster4059 You don't need engines to deploy gear.
Actual aviation experts chimed in and birds can do that kind of damage to equipment.
RIP beautiful souls. I’m so sorry that the victims had to leave the world in such a horrific way. I only prayed that it was instant and they felt no pain. I cannot even imagine the amount of despair, fear, anxiety, anguish, and acceptance they felt when they crashed onto the runway and then the wall. I can’t imagine what the victims felt as they hugged their loved ones and strangers in their final moments. Praying they go to a better place. May their families find peace and comfort as they heal from this monumental tragedy. Sending prayers 🙏
The concrete wall in the middle of the runway was the stupidest decision made by the airport management
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
@민지-t1g2r but Boeing is also an aeroplane who happen to face this type of issues majority of times we really need to stop using those aeroplanes .
@민지-t1g2r both of the management should be held accountable.
@@BLINKWORLD-26774 While foreign media outlets consider the concrete wall to be the biggest issue, the Korean media has not reported on it at all.
@@BLINKWORLD-26774 “Because this issue is closely related to South Korea’s Democratic Party.”
WHY IS THERE A CONCRETE EFFING WALL!
to protect the antennas used for communication genius… was it necessary.. maybe not… but did it ever break protocols or cause harm to 100 planes that landed .. nope … this was one scenario were everything with the plane went wrong … it skidded too far and hit the wall which was always at a safe distance … the wall and structures can’t always account for every possible mishap that might happen… if the plane skidded in some other direction and hit the terminal building u would go “ WHY ARE THERE BUILDINGS IN AN AIRPORT “ … so stop hyperventilating and use your brain
@@ogrevlogger9448 Whatever you might say, the cause of death is still that wall at the end of the runway. Are they preparing for a crash test too?
The concrete barrier is at the beginning of the runway, not at the end. That runway was meant to be used in one direction. It's a criminally bad design, and it should have designed to allow emergency landing from both directions. It appears the tower didn't understand the consequences of allowing the plane to attempt an emergency landing down that runway.
@@wannahockachewie897 Runways are designed to be used from either direction, it's not that the plane went the 'wrong direction', it's that it was going too fast and went off the end of the runway. Indeed, the barrier was too close to the end of the runway and didn't give the plane any space to slow down, but under normal conditions, planes would perfectly be able to use the runway from either direction
@@wannahockachewie897 As much as I know there's a road behind that wall....
Theres always a tragedy in SK that could’ve been prevented… there was the ferry, Halloween, and now this. I can’t imagine the loss of families and friends
To everyone here regarding that concrete fence that houses the ILS, please search Sky news. They covered this and based from other airports, ILS usually only has antennas and some platform but definey not a concrete wall
Edit: it was an embankment wall mound. Nevertheless, that shouldnt be there. Instead of a wall mound why not make a platform with frangible materials which usually the case for this antennas/lights/localizers
Yes….a concrete wall should never exist at an airport like that…..especially because there is land behind the wall that the plane could have slid on to slow down and stop….but it never got that chance because of that wall being in the way.
⛔⛔ BOEING 737 LANDING GEAR DID NOT DEPLOY! bird strike and wall is distractions from BOEING FAILURES! ⛔⛔
☢ On December 28th, a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 737-800 bound for Amsterdam, was forced to make an emergency landing at Oslo Torp Sandefjord Airport. Upon landing, the aircraft veered off the runway. ☢
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
@민지-t1g2r but they didnt hold that embankment accountable. Sure there was a bird strike, maybe the landing gear didnt work, given these factors the aircraft could have been saved if not for that wall
It's hard to watch those poor families waiting to hear the names of loved ones that they lost. The pain they must be going through....😔 💔
😭💔🙏
Prayers to the victim's families 😥 from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Heart wrenching. Condolences to the family of the victims.
Desde Paraguay Sudamérica, con profunda tristeza .a toda Corea cristiana resignacion😢
Rip those dead people and best wishes to those survivors for future 😢 from India 🇮🇳
They are so devastated. I can't understand what they are saying but their anguish brings tears to my eye. RIP to the loved ones lost.
so many young kids and teens also lost their lives, considering the low fertility rate in South Korea this is even sadder.
There were no children on this flight. That’s a lie.
@ the list has been already released, and it contains names of many young kids and teens.
@@Raynai87672 There are almost always children and young people on commercial flights, why wouldn't there be
@@Raynai87672 3살 아이도 있는데 어디서 무슨 얘길 들은 거야?
48 hours as acting president and he's already dealing with a massive tragedy.
Kinda suspicious that the president transferred positions 48 hours BEFORE the crash.
Words cannot express what these families are feeling. My condolences to all the affected families. I pray their souls rest in peace.
My heart aches! Vacation time means that several of our students head to Jeju. I am stressing over this as we do not go back to school until January 2.
Make sure the plane isnt Boeing
My deepest condolences and prayers to the victim's families who perished in this horrible accidents.They may all rest in eternal peace.🙏
Worst year for korea
So far
1980 was the worst. 1987 comes next.. and this year might actually be third.
@sankang9425 what about the 2022 stampede during Halloween?
@@nchmusic99 That kind of accidents happen few times every decade. It is a tragedy but doesn't even come close to 1980.
Many people are aware of the incident at Tiananman square in June 4th, 1989; but not many people seem to know about May 24th, 1980. And it happened all over the city.
Condolences and prayers to all the victim’s family🙏🙏🙏
That's the worst thing you don't want to hear, your loved one's name. That is so hard to watch man. Condolences to the families, and the departed loved ones may their souls rest in peace. 🙏
是誰建議做這牆，沒這牆全机人的命運可能改寫
Heartbreaking…….condolences from the Uk❤
This really hurts🥺💔. My deepest heartfelt condolences to the family and love ones of the victims.May their souls rest in peace.
My heart breaks for the victims of this tragedy and the family members as they heard the names of their loved ones being called 😢 I could not help but drop my tears 😢 May their souls rest in eternal peace where one day they will reunite with their loved ones 🕊️🤍✨my deepest condolences to all.
Media outlets: talks about the bird strike
Actual aviation experts: talks about the concrete reinforced foundation for localizer antennas
Sorry for the lives lost, S. Korea. But why on earth was there a wall built at the front perimeter of the runway? An open sand buffer is way more useful to slow down a plane in the event it overshoots the runway.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
Can’t find any words to describe how the families might be feeling 😢 What a disaster! My condolences to all the families and their loved ones..
2 years ago a South Korean Airlines had overshoot in Mactan CEBU International Airport. Luckily no one is hurt of the 173 passengers. Our Airport located in Island and no concrete perimeter wall at its ends only seawater.
I've seen the news..
@민지-t1g2r
No words to express 😢 Our prayers to the families
That wall placement is criminal
Deep condolences to all family🙏
My heartiest condolences for the families of victims. We shed tears for you😢
May all the people who lost there life rest in peace 🕊
My sincere condolences to the bereaved family members and to all the SK people in general. 🙏
Condolences to the families. I cannot imagine the pain they are going through.
I find it absolutely despicable that the crash video has been broadcast and shown all over the place. Watching almost 180 people die on repeat is disgusting. The media should be ashamed of themselves.
In South Korea, the issue is seen as a defect in the aircraft itself, and they are holding Boeing, the manufacturer from the United States, accountable
I was kind of shocked seeing that as they usually censor these kinds of things... Very unsettling...
Our sincere condolences to you and your family circle! 🙏🙏🙏
This just reminds me of that dreadful ferry incident (I think to JeJu Island) where most of the student passengers died. 😢
And the Holloween mass casualty crush
Nothing has been changed. Again and again. So terrible
South Korea has been experiencing a great deal of tragedy for a while
@@anjanashyam9333 So many Korean people die so randomly, and they're already shrinking in numbers to begin with.
How the two flight attendants survived out of everyone is nothing short of a miracle. I hope they make a full recovery, and like everybody else affected by this tragedy, receive the help they need
Someone explain to me how a bird strike on the engine damages the landing gear.
This just seems like an attempt from the airline to deflect blame to the airport staff instead of their own airline maintenance.
im not an expert but the engines powers the whole thing. without that power, they cant lower the flaps, they cant lower the gears. they can however use the help of the gravity extention thing but its located behind the seats. its really hard to either spot or grab on during time critical situations like this.
so imagine going so fast and have little to no ways of slowing down, all while facing multiple system failures
Watch aviation channels to understand.
The plane turned in U and did not deploy de slats to slow down, and the cherry on top is the wall
@@mi___ u really thought a commercial plane doesn't have an emergency extension system?
this crashed plane was a Boeing 737-800
Imagine sitting there, holding on to some sort of hope that a loved one is alive, and then hearing their name being called out among the dead 💔
Condolences and prayers to the families of the deceased.❤
Condolence and prayers to all victims' families and to the survivors, may they be healed physically, emotional ly, psychologically and spiritually❤
That wall at the end of the runway was a huge factor in the explosion. Let’s talk about that Korean Government!!! 😡😡😡
Condolences to all the families who lost their loved ones 😢 heartbreaking news 💔 📰
年の瀬に悲惨な事故だ、、、
ご冥福をお祈りします。
❤ my heart goes out to all who lost loved ones
Deep condolences for all the victims' families
こんな痛ましい事故が、今後起こらないように願うばかりです!犠牲になられた方々に、心からお悔やみ申し訳あげます!
WHY IS THERE A SOLID WALL A FEW FEET IN FRONT OF A RUNWAY
😢😢😢 Скорбим вместе с вами
Вечная память
Помолимся за них
😢😢😢
Even worse some of the passengers families were watching the plane land
💔💔💔😟
Heartbreaking! Prayers!
It’s the Sewol tragedy all over again
This is a truly tragic incident. I feel sorry for the people who died, and the families.
Our condolences to the family of the victim 🥺
so sorry for the families.............what a horrible ending of the year.
That dumb wall. They were all literally already on the ground.
My deepest condolences to the victims families. How terrible my Lord, this happened during the holidays. Heartbreaking 💔
I wish the korean aviation authorities to find the blackbox from the plane crash for further investigation.
Prayer for the departed souls and comfort for the grieving families.
May they rest in peace and my condolences 💔
Birds? How about that wall?
Sorry for their loss 😢
It’s just heartbreaking 😢😢😢2 crashes in just two weeks
while in my country 11 people died in road accidents coming and going to celebrate😔
deepest sympathy from Sri lanka 😢
Not having the the landing gear down is the main reason of the crash, no matter how chaotic it’s been up their no way a pilot can forget to lower the landing gear especially if they had multiple attempts of landing
OMG BLESS U GUYS I WAS IN PHILIPPINES AIRLINES TO SOUTH KOREA TWO DAYS AGO 😢
遺族の怒りと悲しみ、何処にぶつければ良いんでしょうね。ご冥福をお祈りします。
so heart breaking 💔 , Deep condolonces for family of the victims😢🙏
Families 1:58 where murdered by a wall built at end of runaway they would still be alive
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 For South Korea 🇰🇷 And All The Families Who Have Lost Their Loved Ones 😢
One of the worst human error of all time
maybe ..still needs investigation
You sure about that?
Not really.
I think Aeroflot Flight 593 was still the worst one to date.
Human error is putting a wall in a runway