The person flying the plane is not the same as the one on working the radio. It is not a single pilot airplane. Copilots of that flight work the radio.
His copilot was handling the radio, when he was landing, not him. Im a commercial pilot and flight instructor for decades, 67 years old. When they hit the birds his copilot was flying that leg as required, Sully was handling the radio as required, but then as required, Sully took over the airplane, then the copilot the radio later on, Sully did the ditching as required, not the copilot. In a critical emergency the captain is required to take over the controls even if that leg was for the copilot to practice.
NGL my first thought was 'why isn't the mask over his nose'. Can't really fault him for the vertical streaming. Might've been from the hypoxia due to not having his mask over his nose. :(
It's important to listen to the flight attendant's instructions on how to put a mask on. That pilot is a damn hero, that military experience kept her cool I'm sure.
I heard from 2 other passengers that the landing was basically like any other regular landing. Think you got that wrong. The pilot did a fantastic job and planes can land with one engine out.
MegF setting up for the major lawsuit!! If they only had a brain and understood why the airplane landed at a higher rate of speed than normal --- Lawsuit time and the lawyers are probably going nuts trying to get all the passengers contacted
Well I heard that The plane does not land and stop smooth all the time especially as it's slowing down to a halt... it does shake... the location of where you are sitting might not have the same turbulence or shake as much as another. And maybe thinking you are about to literally die after experiencing something you will hopefully never experience will make your adrenaline and senses go haywire. LOL u heard from two passengers it was like a regular landing here you see footage and one say it was violent instead of just being glad no one else died you had to feel superior with power and disagree with an actual survivor. The urge in you could not resist to say No you are wrong. complimenting the pilots like you were attacked and taking the violent landing comment like an insult to your pilot best friends when that was never even questioned. Yes Sherlock planes can land with one engine how do you think this one even landed God bless you for the knowledge you spread. 🆘✝️🛐 I'm just speculating you got the whole thing wrong. Empathy. 🧠🫀✌️
@@4realjacob637 captain only went flaps to 5 because she felt the aircraft was not responding to her inputs and she was cautious about not stalling the plane
The captain was Tammie Jo Shults, a former naval aviator and instructor, the first woman to fly the FA-18 Hornet for the Navy. You couldn't have had a better qualified pilot to handle this. She's a badass.
I disembarked from a Southwest flight from Pennsylvania just a few days before this flight. Honestly, Southwest is still the best airline, and I do not hold this against them. Mechanical failure happens. It's scary, and it's sad in this case because we lost a person. Hopefully this sets a new precedent for engine inspections.
My Uncle is a captain for SouthWest, formerly AirTran. He went to Texas for at least 3 months for heavy duty training and he already had 25+ years of flying experience. They train their pilots very well at SouthWest. I still believe they are one of the best airliners.
Nolan McHale I have a friend that is a pilot and a trainer for United and although pilots do train for one engine failure and landing on one engine landing on one engine full of fuel makes it even harder. The pilot is a bad ass and hero the fact that she was able to stay completely calm like that just tells you how good she is.
Born Justice Rule----just imagine the training/education these pilots go through.....it must be INTENSE....that is ONE of the reasons they get paid so much
Tammie Jo Shults is a veteran military pilot, one of the very first women to fly fighters and now she is an even bigger hero. What an incredible display of airman ship in piloting a crippled passenger jet safely to the ground.
This is very scary and it must have been horrifying, but I wish people were more educated on aircraft as it may slightly lessen the stress. Maybe airliners could make the safety videos go a little more in depth, this would help a lot. And maybe even educate the flight attendants a lot more since most people look to see if they’re panicking. An airplane will not drop like a rock, unless there is a major malfunction in which the horizontal or vertical stabilizers fail and fall off or in a stall which doesn’t seem to be the case, or there are many things but too many to list. We do not yet know what made this aircrafts engine explode. And for the sudden drop in altitude, that was most likely the pilot decreasing altitude to save the people as oxygen masks only last for seconds. I’m going to make an educated guess that if the pilot made a smooth enough descent to make the drop feel unnoticeable, that the engine exploding may have caused a sudden force of drag causing the wing to dip down. - Please let me know if I need to correct anything, as far as I know, my information is correct. Im sorry if I was misunderstood about what I was saying, but I did not realize I needed to put specific details about how a plane does this, so I will add more information if there is more confusion. Also, I’m not the best at putting my thoughts into words, so I am very sorry if you thought i was insulting those who panicked. Thanks.
it can only glide like a falling rock. it can only start to fly once it has reached a terminal speed high enough to generate lift on the wings. and yes a plane can fall down flat like a drop of water, splat on the ground and be level. www.thebalance.com/what-is-an-aircraft-stall-282603
As one who isn’t savvy with planes above and beyond the basics concept of flight and just being a passenger, I think I would be scared the wing would come off.
Yes there is. Elevator and Horizontal Stabilizer malfunction, and quite possibly if the Vertical Stabilizer were to come loose, plus a few other things.
That's true...But when you hear an explosion and the cabin is losing pressure, it might hard to not think of the worst case scenario. Who knows what the exploding debris could hit and damage. A rudder or tail elevator, etc.
Fuck. That's extremely unfortunate. I can't imagine what was going through the mind of the passenger that got sucked out. Hopefully she didn't feel too much pain. I'm never sitting next to the window seat on a plane ever again.
sclogse1 Don't try and start an argument with me. What are you trying to imply? That is way out of context here. I can't imagine what they're going through either but I'm commenting based off of this news. Can you imagine what it would be like getting sucked out of an airplane, all alone, thousands of feet above the ground with no parachute? I'm Canadian by the way if you're trying to start an argument based off of nation. Smh.
I don't know what was going through her mind, but if it was me I'd be thinking: "It's spelled *passenger*." Also, if you will read, you'll find she didn't get sucked entirely out of the plane - only partially. People pulled her back inside. She didn't fall to her death.
Fidan Rexhepi what facts do you have to make that statement and what companies are you making your stupid ass imbecilic accusations about? Only idiots draw conclusions like that and there's more than enough of them on this thread so why not shut up.
If there is one thing to take from this accident, this was the first death in US aviation since 2009. Aviation has never been safer. Bless the soul of the victim and her family. And very greatful for such a skilled pilot.
The flight and cabin crew did what we've trained in the simulator every 6 months for years for. It would have been sudden and shocking, but muscle memory would make it routine. The unsung heroes are the air traffic controllers that cleared a path through the busiest airspace in the world (the NY condor) to bring her into KPHL. The amount of coordination that took place behind the scenes in those few minutes is mind boggling to those of us that fly that airspace regularly. Well done to all involved.
Pilot great job saving lives. By staying calm you can think rational. Happy everyone's safe praying for all injured n so sorry for the family who lost a love one.
The pilot calmly informed control tower to prepare ambulance for injured passengers. After the incident, the pilot went out from cockpit to check whether passengers were ok. Many lives were saved because the pilot did an excellent job to land the aircraft after losing one engine. Thank you, Madam Pilot.
This is such a Millennial move. Make a video DURING the plane crash!!! AND he put the mask on wrong. They give step-by-step instructions before EVERY flight. This guy has got to be The Millennial of the Year.
I doubt that lady died. The witness, Martinez, said there was blood all over. Her seat was clean. This is more fake news to distract from real issues. I just found out the flight was canceled day before on 4/16.
May God bless the entire crew, passengers and the victim's family. I can only imagine the grief, nightmares that everyone will experience. I was on Southwest Airlines this week and it seemed that our plane wasn't going to make it. Our pilot touched down on the runway at LaGuardia Airport in New York and ascended right back into the storm without warning. A TWO hour flight turned into a 5 hour scare. God landed our plane. The pilot did an emergency landing at Baltimore's Airport.❤
This is such a tragedy. I remember meeting Mr. Kelleher, back in 2001 and he was such an extraordinary gentleman. We must have sit and talked for more than an hour, laughing and talking, before I even knew who he was. We were talking about flight experiences and I shared a wonderful experience with him that I had on a Southwest flight, when the flight attendants took my little girl with them on a layover, to give me a break. Well, when he presented me with a business card and told me to send him the letter directly after I said I wanted to send a letter of commendation on their behalf, I was completely blown away. I had no idea, I was sitting there laughing and talking with one of the founders of Southwest Airlines. This really saddens me for all involved. Southwest has such a wonderful reputation in the industry and their staff has always been courteous, professional and has continually shown a sincere concern for the passengers. My prayers are will all involved, and this includes Southwest Airlines. Certainly tragic and horrifying news.
Yeah. I wouldn't go on their planes. They KNEW all about this and chose to do nothing. See Chicago Tribune 11-15-18. My car mechanic wouldn't let me leave with a dangerous car. And if I did and killed someone, I'd deserve to get sued.
I was on a flight that had engine trouble years ago and just like myself and a couple of other passengers took over checking to make sure everyone was okay, strapped in and removed glasses for emergency landing. The flight attendants are supposed to be trained for disasters, but believe me it’s obvious many don’t ever expect a problem.
Jonathon Caston yeah obviously is Boeing's fault and not the maintenance crew's fault (it's the maintenance crew's fault because they didn't perfectly checked the engine)
That wasn't right saying the situation was probably maintenance oversight. As a prior jet aircraft technician I can tell most all maintenance personnel who work on aircraft are responsible and take their jobs serious. From my past experience I would speculate that there was a very fine stress crack the kind that is almost impossible to see with the naked eye and only by special inspection such as NDI which would be done with that part of the engine off the aircraft and inside the test base facility. A stress crack can form anytime during operation but is highly improbable.
Because the FAA KNEW, and they chose to LEAVE IT in "an unsafe condition, but we determined we had some time." [Time for WHAT, exactly..?] --Christopher Spinney, FAA engine expert. Direct quote, Chicago Tribune, 12-15-18
I hate to be a jerk. I’m sure this guy was scared, but apparently not too scared to livestream on Facebook. At the start of every damned flight they tell you how to put on your oxygen mask with it held in place by the rubber band strap over your mouth and nose. And this guy is holding it with his hand and only over his mouth. But he remembered to use his phone to livestream and that’s what’s important, right?
Maybe because he was scared to death? To say goodbye to his family? Because he thought he was going to die? You think he wasn't panicking and could focus on doing everything right while under pressure, he said the thought of not being able to say goodbye was what he feared the most. OF COURSE he remembered how to use his phone because he does it everyday, but you aren't in a live or death situation with the oxygen mask everyday. Yes, you are being a jerk.
Who cares what he decided to do or not do with the oxygen mask and his phone? That didn’t affect or harm any passengers on the plane so...why is it bothering you so much? People make choices and that was his.
Cause it's a good show. It's human nature to slow down at an accident to take a view. We love the gory details and the vicariousness of it all. That could be you or me! Ahhhhhhhhhhh, the humanity!!!!!!!!!
Some crazy and scary stuff! Even knowing i have been in very stressful situations in my life time as a first responder, I give people props on this flight for remaining as calm as they did, taken consideration! I still believe that air travel is one of the most safest types of transportation considering the amount of attention each air disasters ( not all need to be deadly ) receive proves that out of thousands of flights a day, we rarely see a deadly crash compared to automobile crashes. Just dont want people to freak out and never fly again thats all.
This female pilot did an awesome job in bringing in that plane safely. I can only imagine what it took for her to command and control that plane! Tragic for the family and the loss of life my condolences
If this was something that was avoidable due to human error during inspection, then that person shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a plane or automobile for the rest of his life.
I remember when Southwest had an engine fall off... just fell off... over Hobby airport in Houston when I lived there. That's when they had those $49 fares every day.
Southwest should sue for libel. CNN is leading unsuspecting, ignorant citizens to unfair conclusions. Some of those people, like yourself, believe (and/or believed) that this is Southwest's fault. The accusation that Southwest did anything wrong is incredibly unfounded - especially before the NTSB report had been released.
@@markofexcellence5209 2 months later: It IS their fault: Chicago Tribune: "it (the cracked fan blade) was in an unsafe condition, but we determined we had some time." --FAA expert Christopher Spinney, 11-15-18. So, yeah, they're going to get it. My car mechanic wouldn't let me drive off with my car dangerous like that! :)
Great job to the pilots who remained calm ,flight attendants and also the airport crew who did an amazing job communicating with the pilots ... extremely scary!
If anyone has any delusions about what happens when an aircraft experiences sudden decompression, let this incident stand as a stark reminder of how serious such an event is. The lady passenger, who died, likely didn't even know what hit her. It was that quick. Though possible, but certainly not common, a piece or pieces from the left engine took her window seat window out. Subsequently causing her to be literally almost sucked out of the aircraft. If not for the bravery of a few passengers, her lifeless body most assuredly would have been ripped out of that window. Graphic details, but true. The flight crew did an excellent job. Especially, the pilots. Flight attendants were likely in panic mode alright, but not because they didn't know what they were doing. Passengers were screaming and a women was killed. That would be enough to shake anyone up. Especially if you are human. The 737-700 series aircraft, commonly used by SW and other carriers is a very robust well constructed and aerodynamically sound aircraft. It can easily fly on one engine. With altitude, landing, though difficult, is likely. I offer my condolences to the ladies family. May she rest in the Lord and may her family find peace.
Watched this one after another one and the guy in the end of this video said the landing was so violent and yet the passengers from the other video praised the pilot and said how well the landing was. Funny to see how two different news angles are.
Joe Stockton a lot more cars driving around than planes in the sky. They don't even compare when talking about numbers, so why compare apples with oranges.
LUCIFERIA AETERNUS11218 a lot more maintenance and safety checks and training go into planes too, pilots have to do a refresher course on how to deal with emergencies every 6 months or so, no car driver does that
Tyler Durden: You know why they put oxygen masks on planes? Narrator: So you can breathe. Tyler Durden: Oxygen gets you high. In a catastrophic emergency, you're taking giant panicked breaths. Suddenly you become euphoric, docile. You accept your fate. It's all right here. Emergency water landing - 600 miles an hour. Blank faces, calm as Hindu cows.
As an engineer, you and Fight Club is correct. Oxygen masks have no purpose on a plane as far as saving lives. It's there to create the illusion of safety. The vest under your seat isn't that far behind.
I feel even safer getting on a plane now! 1 of the 2 engines blows up. 1 window blows out at 30,000+ ft and they still manage to land the plane with minimal injuries. Amazing engineering and amazing pilots. Holy shit
someone getting sucked into a hole is the worst thing that can happen. the plane is built to handle a hole. if it becomes lodged, pressures rise and you risk having the hole become something much worse. see the aloha airlines incident where the flight attendant got sucked into the hole, blocked it, and then it blew off the top of the airplane.
It was said that this was the first death on a US airline since 2009. Pretty good odds I'd say. Small airplanes are much more dangerous than scheduled airlines.
I'm confused. So was the poor lady sucked out of the window and plane and died... or was she sucked in the window and everyone hung onto her so she'd not get pulled out of the plane but died being pretty much from being torn apart from the air pressure trying to pull her through the window?
ok so he thinks he going to die, and he films it and uploads it, all the while not knowing how to wear the mask, but dam I can type....youtube would be the least of my concerns if your on an aircraft and you think its going to crash...
Scott Walper I believe he was on Facebook Live, so anyone else could have uploaded this. But I agree, don’t think I’d be filming the ordeal if I thought I were going to die.
But it was more realistic than David Hogg's classroom video, where there's a mad dog shooter on the loose outside the class, and he's calmly standing there lecturing us on gun control. Uh huh. CNN is becoming the most ridiculous channel on cable.
If it's for friends and family you stick with things like "I love you and please don't forget to play My Way at my funeral," not "hey, look at all this stuff going on here and I'M GONNA DIE!!!!!"
I seems she was and that's why she wasn't completely sucked out...As a Flight attendant just recently retired ...I trained every year for 40 years for a decompression...never had it happen to me...Once the pilot can get down to about 12,000 feet there is really no more danger...Must have been so scary though...
On the highway, my wife "oh my God we missed the right exit" blah blah,blah... I couldn't wait to get to destination & park because i really wanted to throw her out of the car. I can't imagine the stress those pilots had but they did a good fuckin job
NTSB needs to have a chance to investigate as it may be foundry issues during manufacturing or it could be faulty maintenance procedures. Blame cannot be issued until investigation results are in
sclogse1 very possible this would fall under a foundry fault as data was falsified by Kobe. It’s amazing many aircraft manufacturers have claimed to backtrack on their records to clear the possibility that they used bad Kobe products but who really knows in this corporate controlled environment lies are told to increase profits for the shareholders. What worries me is the FAA has been pushed to keep expanding the ETOPS (Extended Twin Engine Overwater Operations) this can be dangerous. What people fail to realize is if a large enough piece of blade breaks loose even though the engine is shut down the blades keep spinning in the jet stream. This causes severe unbalanced conditions resulting in heavy vibrations throughout the aircraft. There was a flight over water once that had a blade out condition and after shutdown was flying on one engine. The vibrations got so severe that at one point the crew contemplated ditching into the ocean as they could no longer read the instruments due to the severe vibrations.
A two engine air craft that loses an engine, while an emergency can still be safely flown and landed at the nearest airport. But that fact that the window busted open is crazy and sadly very unfortunate.
Just so you know- Jennifer Riordan was sucked partially out but the passengers were able to pull her back in and start CPR, so she wasnt completely sucked out. Her cause of death was actually the trauma caused to her head and upper body so there was no saving her.
This is what happens when u chase a penny. Get cheap. Rush and rush for next trip. Be super stingy cheap. Those are machines. So duh... It got to break down. U fly the hell out of them day and night. With a maintenance guy who just wants to do as instructed and get the hell out of there. Mechanic doesn't care what may happen to plane. Mechanic wants to do his hours and go home
Another southwest! I flew on one of their planes once, coming back from Cancun to Canada. NEVER again. It was a connecting flight. We waited 5 hours because they could not find a pilot to fly, Then they finally loaded us, and realized the plane would not start, had no power due to it sitting so long waiting for a pilot. So we sat in the plane roasting like peanuts ,kids screaming, for another hour, no ac, till they recharged. The inside of the plane looked like it was held together with a prayer and dirty.
Stone W I was under the impression a piece of debre from the engine is what caused the window to break. Do we even know what exactly caused it to break open?
Zeksteve i think it is the engine which in trouble, not the airframe. Similar engine (CFM engine in 737) had a similar incident in 2016. Similar aircraft, 737-700, with similar engine, CFM-56, in the same side, left engine, and the same airliner, Southwest. There's a pattern here.
They KNEW about these fan blade failures. They skipped inspecting them as they were given advice to. The cost of inspection? $140 which took only two hours to do.
This picture taken by a passenger clearly shows who and what was responsible, pbs.twimg.com/media/DSowQj-WAAM8le-.jpg just like the media to not report this
I understand your outrage, but if this is going to be a common problem soon, isn't it better to start asking questions now instead of later when far more deaths occur?
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that female pilot was a ex navy pilot no wander she was so calm , great job crew. don
Neither should cowards like you.
@@gregoryvierra6114 what a chad
They notice almost nothing of what is going on in the cabin, so thats why the pilots were calm, they just noticed the engine fire master warning
@@pat_mueller No they were aware that someone was sucked out of a window. They reported it to the ATC.
What
Well done pilots. I'm glad everything is ok but I'm sorry for the woman who passed away.
Denise Huerta any idea what happened to her? I really don’t get how she died and how her body was even found.
yo boi jonx she never got sucked out the window
Andrew Li ok now i’m confused
@@LingMyMing i heard it was blunt force of trauma to the head and neck injuries
Fuck...
I can’t imagine what’s on her mind when she went out during the fall...
Hero pilot. Kept her cool throughout. Wow. That's why pilots deserve excellent salaries. They have all those lives on their shoulders.
yes sir Nope. Pilot was a woman from the ATC and pilot communication recordings.
The person flying the plane is not the same as the one on working the radio. It is not a single pilot airplane. Copilots of that flight work the radio.
outwiththem I’ve heard pilots speak on the radio during flights. Sully did.
His copilot was handling the radio, when he was landing, not him. Im a commercial pilot and flight instructor for decades, 67 years old. When they hit the birds his copilot was flying that leg as required, Sully was handling the radio as required, but then as required, Sully took over the airplane, then the copilot the radio later on, Sully did the ditching as required, not the copilot. In a critical emergency the captain is required to take over the controls even if that leg was for the copilot to practice.
They were doing their jobs. You think a neurosurgeon or cardiologist should get raises for every successful operation?
Marty:
1. Mask goes over your nose and mouth
2. Hold the phone sideways
3. Glad you’re ok
Dice L lmao
NGL my first thought was 'why isn't the mask over his nose'. Can't really fault him for the vertical streaming. Might've been from the hypoxia due to not having his mask over his nose. :(
You can't FB live with your phone sideways..
Dice L 😁😁😁😁
1. yea hes an idiot 2. instagram and facebook live only allow portrait mode filming 3. your asking if CNN is ok?
My Condolences To Jennifer Riordan & her Family. May she rest in Peace
scorpion19142001 Whose that
cocochevelle *"you"*;
You dumbfuck
cocochevelle Pissed off Scotts are always funny
Plus I just typed that because it was faster
Her son is my friend
@@chocolatechocolatechiip Yoooo, I knew her son too, it’s so sad...
It's important to listen to the flight attendant's instructions on how to put a mask on.
That pilot is a damn hero, that military experience kept her cool I'm sure.
Nobody wearing their oxygen mask right 🤦🏽♀️
The general public is full of morons.
andrew gates They give you oxygen but for only 10 minutes. Which is nothing 😕
O2 is pushed out of those masks. You only need it over your mouth to breath the O2, as long as you are breathing through your mouth.
Felix Mamelix considering you can get from 37000 to 10000 ft in 6 minutes that’s plenty.
seanpm75 oh yes m8 sry I forgot that! Sry
RIP that person who died....
"RIP" is so cold, lazy, and uncompassionate.
pegbars lol what would you rather him say then? It’s a complete stranger. Dumbass.
thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers amirite?
wait did the person get sucked out of that window? thats crazy
Rocksmith Pdl no, was almost about to tho. That seat belt held her inside.
I heard from 2 other passengers that the landing was basically like any other regular landing. Think you got that wrong. The pilot did a fantastic job and planes can land with one engine out.
MegF setting up for the major lawsuit!! If they only had a brain and understood why the airplane landed at a higher rate of speed than normal --- Lawsuit time and the lawyers are probably going nuts trying to get all the passengers contacted
They should land normally technically that's a small issue for a plane
Well I heard that The plane does not land and stop smooth all the time especially as it's slowing down to a halt... it does shake... the location of where you are sitting might not have the same turbulence or shake as much as another. And maybe thinking you are about to literally die after experiencing something you will hopefully never experience will make your adrenaline and senses go haywire. LOL u heard from two passengers it was like a regular landing here you see footage and one say it was violent instead of just being glad no one else died you had to feel superior with power and disagree with an actual survivor. The urge in you could not resist to say No you are wrong. complimenting the pilots like you were attacked and taking the violent landing comment like an insult to your pilot best friends when that was never even questioned. Yes Sherlock planes can land with one engine how do you think this one even landed God bless you for the knowledge you spread. 🆘✝️🛐 I'm just speculating you got the whole thing wrong. Empathy. 🧠🫀✌️
@@4realjacob637 captain only went flaps to 5 because she felt the aircraft was not responding to her inputs and she was cautious about not stalling the plane
the pilot deserves many kudos. She was absolutely stellar. I don’t see how anybody could have made that situation turn out any better than it did.
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Southwest could have by checking their plane.
@@seaunicorn.3.888 they KNEW all about it and put it off. look into it :)
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Maintenance fail, preventable tragedy.
The pilot saved hundreds of lives with her calm demeanour and skill… very sorry for the family of the lady who passed away, may she RIP🙏🏻
“The landing was so rough it felt like we were crashing” lmao
Very sorry for the woman who passed away. Everybody onboard did the great job.
The captain was Tammie Jo Shults, a former naval aviator and instructor, the first woman to fly the FA-18 Hornet for the Navy. You couldn't have had a better qualified pilot to handle this. She's a badass.
Thank you Madam Pilot for having nerves of steel and saving all your passengers except one! My sincere condolences to the loved ones of the victim
God Bless Jennifer’s family.......... Having met and known Jennifer you will remain in our hearts forever........💕
I'm so sorry.
im sorry for your loss
I disembarked from a Southwest flight from Pennsylvania just a few days before this flight. Honestly, Southwest is still the best airline, and I do not hold this against them. Mechanical failure happens. It's scary, and it's sad in this case because we lost a person. Hopefully this sets a new precedent for engine inspections.
My Uncle is a captain for SouthWest, formerly AirTran. He went to Texas for at least 3 months for heavy duty training and he already had 25+ years of flying experience. They train their pilots very well at SouthWest. I still believe they are one of the best airliners.
What an amazing pilot. And that poor woman, my thoughts are with her family
the Pilots did an awesome job!!!!!!!!
The PASSENGERS did an awesome job.
No they just did there job haha. The pilots train over and over for shit like that and landing a plane with one engine isn't hard for these guys.
Love Muffin Yeah cause ever pilot wants someone to get decapitated on a flight. Let me guess youre a #TRUMPTARD huh?
Nolan McHale I have a friend that is a pilot and a trainer for United and although pilots do train for one engine failure and landing on one engine landing on one engine full of fuel makes it even harder. The pilot is a bad ass and hero the fact that she was able to stay completely calm like that just tells you how good she is.
Born Justice Rule----just imagine the training/education these pilots go through.....it must be INTENSE....that is ONE of the reasons they get paid so much
Tammie Jo Shults is a veteran military pilot, one of the very first women to fly fighters and now she is an even bigger hero. What an incredible display of airman ship in piloting a crippled passenger jet safely to the ground.
This is very scary and it must have been horrifying, but I wish people were more educated on aircraft as it may slightly lessen the stress. Maybe airliners could make the safety videos go a little more in depth, this would help a lot. And maybe even educate the flight attendants a lot more since most people look to see if they’re panicking. An airplane will not drop like a rock, unless there is a major malfunction in which the horizontal or vertical stabilizers fail and fall off or in a stall which doesn’t seem to be the case, or there are many things but too many to list. We do not yet know what made this aircrafts engine explode. And for the sudden drop in altitude, that was most likely the pilot decreasing altitude to save the people as oxygen masks only last for seconds. I’m going to make an educated guess that if the pilot made a smooth enough descent to make the drop feel unnoticeable, that the engine exploding may have caused a sudden force of drag causing the wing to dip down.
- Please let me know if I need to correct anything, as far as I know, my information is correct.
Im sorry if I was misunderstood about what I was saying, but I did not realize I needed to put specific details about how a plane does this, so I will add more information if there is more confusion.
Also, I’m not the best at putting my thoughts into words, so I am very sorry if you thought i was insulting those who panicked. Thanks.
it can only glide like a falling rock. it can only start to fly once it has reached a terminal speed high enough to generate lift on the wings. and yes a plane can fall down flat like a drop of water, splat on the ground and be level. www.thebalance.com/what-is-an-aircraft-stall-282603
As one who isn’t savvy with planes above and beyond the basics concept of flight and just being a passenger, I think I would be scared the wing would come off.
Yes there is. Elevator and Horizontal Stabilizer malfunction, and quite possibly if the Vertical Stabilizer were to come loose, plus a few other things.
That's true...But when you hear an explosion and the cabin is losing pressure, it might hard to not think of the worst case scenario. Who knows what the exploding debris could hit and damage. A rudder or tail elevator, etc.
Planes also break apart, being educated on planes doesn't tell you the full extent of the damage done.
Fuck. That's extremely unfortunate. I can't imagine what was going through the mind of the passenger that got sucked out. Hopefully she didn't feel too much pain. I'm never sitting next to the window seat on a plane ever again.
The Marko Polo Program but imagine sitting near her when it happened though... those poor people.
Of course, about a half million people died in Syria the last few years. Bombs dropping. Can't imagine that either.
koobie83 must've been traumatizing. 😔
sclogse1 Don't try and start an argument with me. What are you trying to imply? That is way out of context here. I can't imagine what they're going through either but I'm commenting based off of this news. Can you imagine what it would be like getting sucked out of an airplane, all alone, thousands of feet above the ground with no parachute? I'm Canadian by the way if you're trying to start an argument based off of nation. Smh.
I don't know what was going through her mind, but if it was me I'd be thinking: "It's spelled *passenger*."
Also, if you will read, you'll find she didn't get sucked entirely out of the plane - only partially. People pulled her back inside. She didn't fall to her death.
I hope everyone who reads this has a wonderful day.
majav15mg thank you
Mark Pateri Please, don’t call me a pedophile. Your mom was already 18 and she consented. I was around 54, so I was young too. Just ask her.
majav15mg no
Fuck you
these greedy companies need to maintain their planes more this is no joke
Fidan Rexhepi
Southwest has been flying for 47 years and this is their first passenger fatality. I'm pretty sure they maintain their planes.
www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-13/kobe-steel-scam-hits-planes-trains-automobiles-quicktake-q-a-j8pto39q
quick nationalize the airlines so the greedy government can take over
Fidan Rexhepi what facts do you have to make that statement and what companies are you making your stupid ass imbecilic accusations about? Only idiots draw conclusions like that and there's more than enough of them on this thread so why not shut up.
Fidan Rexhepi
If there is one thing to take from this accident, this was the first death in US aviation since 2009. Aviation has never been safer. Bless the soul of the victim and her family. And very greatful for such a skilled pilot.
The flight and cabin crew did what we've trained in the simulator every 6 months for years for. It would have been sudden and shocking, but muscle memory would make it routine.
The unsung heroes are the air traffic controllers that cleared a path through the busiest airspace in the world (the NY condor) to bring her into KPHL. The amount of coordination that took place behind the scenes in those few minutes is mind boggling to those of us that fly that airspace regularly.
Well done to all involved.
Pilot great job saving lives. By staying calm you can think rational. Happy everyone's safe praying for all injured n so sorry for the family who lost a love one.
The pilot calmly informed control tower to prepare ambulance for injured passengers. After the incident, the pilot went out from cockpit to check whether passengers were ok. Many lives were saved because the pilot did an excellent job to land the aircraft after losing one engine. Thank you, Madam Pilot.
Tony Lee
The co pilot was the speaker.
The pilot landing the plane was a man.
@@seaunicorn.3.888 You got that backwards, the Captain, Tammie Jo Shults was speaking.
This is such a Millennial move. Make a video DURING the plane crash!!! AND he put the mask on wrong. They give step-by-step instructions before EVERY flight. This guy has got to be The Millennial of the Year.
mcorpsqman Not only that, he was breathing through his nose!
Joking not appropriate because someone killed - not a laughing matter. Joking only ok as relief if everyone had landed safely.
I doubt that lady died. The witness, Martinez, said there was blood all over. Her seat was clean. This is more fake news to distract from real issues. I just found out the flight was canceled day before on 4/16.
SightSeer i so agree
J. Sherlock do you have your tin foil hat on?
SightSeer I agree jokes on this video are *plane* wrong
Sorry that one *sucked*
Really?...suck baby...blow is just an expression...
God Bless the soul of the woman. So sad.
Maintenance oversight is code for cost cutting.
it's amazing that this stuff does not happen more often...
I can't even imagine having the presence of mind to livestream!
Why? You're not spiraling out of the sky, it's just an engine failure
And planes can operate with one engine, but if it is, you have to land for safety precautions.
That airplane wasn’t in danger of a catastrophic crash, that airplane can easily fly on 1 engine.
Not really fair on your family and friends.
@@AverageAlien the passengers didn't know that
May God bless the entire crew, passengers and the victim's family. I can only imagine the grief, nightmares that everyone will experience. I was on Southwest Airlines this week and it seemed that our plane wasn't going to make it. Our pilot touched down on the runway at LaGuardia Airport in New York and ascended right back into the storm without warning. A TWO hour flight turned into a 5 hour scare. God landed our plane. The pilot did an emergency landing at Baltimore's Airport.❤
I've been watching Mayday too much. Now I'm getting these in my recommended.
This is such a tragedy. I remember meeting Mr. Kelleher, back in 2001 and he was such an extraordinary gentleman. We must have sit and talked for more than an hour, laughing and talking, before I even knew who he was. We were talking about flight experiences and I shared a wonderful experience with him that I had on a Southwest flight, when the flight attendants took my little girl with them on a layover, to give me a break.
Well, when he presented me with a business card and told me to send him the letter directly after I said I wanted to send a letter of commendation on their behalf, I was completely blown away. I had no idea, I was sitting there laughing and talking with one of the founders of Southwest Airlines.
This really saddens me for all involved. Southwest has such a wonderful reputation in the industry and their staff has always been courteous, professional and has continually shown a sincere concern for the passengers.
My prayers are will all involved, and this includes Southwest Airlines. Certainly tragic and horrifying news.
Yeah. I wouldn't go on their planes.
They KNEW all about this and chose to do nothing. See Chicago Tribune 11-15-18.
My car mechanic wouldn't let me leave with a dangerous car. And if I did and killed someone, I'd deserve to get sued.
Man...so sorry for the woman, may she rest in peace.
Jesus Christ, That must have been a brutal death being sucked out of the window at 500 MPH and hit with shrapnel from the explosion.
I was on a flight that had engine trouble years ago and just like myself and a couple of other passengers took over checking to make sure everyone was okay, strapped in and removed glasses for emergency landing. The flight attendants are supposed to be trained for disasters, but believe me it’s obvious many don’t ever expect a problem.
Nice job blaming the maintenance crew before the investigation.. So classy
Jonathon Caston yeah obviously is Boeing's fault and not the maintenance crew's fault (it's the maintenance crew's fault because they didn't perfectly checked the engine)
they said it looked like it started in the back of the fan blade where it would be hard to see
X-rays and/or ultrasound are the current comprehensive methods. No spot can be considered inaccessible to inspection.
That wasn't right saying the situation was probably maintenance oversight. As a prior jet aircraft technician I can tell most all maintenance personnel who work on aircraft are responsible and take their jobs serious. From my past experience I would speculate that there was a very fine stress crack the kind that is almost impossible to see with the naked eye and only by special inspection such as NDI which would be done with that part of the engine off the aircraft and inside the test base facility. A stress crack can form anytime during operation but is highly improbable.
Because the FAA KNEW, and they chose to LEAVE IT in "an unsafe condition, but we determined we had some time." [Time for WHAT, exactly..?]
--Christopher Spinney, FAA engine expert. Direct quote, Chicago Tribune, 12-15-18
I hate to be a jerk. I’m sure this guy was scared, but apparently not too scared to livestream on Facebook.
At the start of every damned flight they tell you how to put on your oxygen mask with it held in place by the rubber band strap over your mouth and nose. And this guy is holding it with his hand and only over his mouth.
But he remembered to use his phone to livestream and that’s what’s important, right?
Maybe because he was scared to death? To say goodbye to his family? Because he thought he was going to die? You think he wasn't panicking and could focus on doing everything right while under pressure, he said the thought of not being able to say goodbye was what he feared the most. OF COURSE he remembered how to use his phone because he does it everyday, but you aren't in a live or death situation with the oxygen mask everyday.
Yes, you are being a jerk.
Who cares what he decided to do or not do with the oxygen mask and his phone? That didn’t affect or harm any passengers on the plane so...why is it bothering you so much? People make choices and that was his.
"Facebook live streaming what he thinks will be his death " hey I'm about to die.. better get those likes and views !!
Yugo Elite right because not going on Facebook is gonna save him ? He went on fb to say goodbye to his friends and family... idiot
Cause it's a good show. It's human nature to slow down at an accident to take a view. We love the gory details and the vicariousness of it all. That could be you or me! Ahhhhhhhhhhh, the humanity!!!!!!!!!
Its all about "hey look at me," nowadays.
Lol
Cash $$$ monetization. He's going to be the Logan Paul of disaster videos. Buy his merch!!! He's a marketing executive, shouldn't be surprising.
Best pilots in the industry. Well done Southwest.
Worst mechanic
@@chaterkanal 🤣
Some crazy and scary stuff! Even knowing i have been in very stressful situations in my life time as a first responder, I give people props on this flight for remaining as calm as they did, taken consideration! I still believe that air travel is one of the most safest types of transportation considering the amount of attention each air disasters ( not all need to be deadly ) receive proves that out of thousands of flights a day, we rarely see a deadly crash compared to automobile crashes. Just dont want people to freak out and never fly again thats all.
It’s safest by numbers and statistics, but when you mostly likely die: if a car breaks or an airplane does? 🤦🏻♂️
Thank God for that flight crew and pilot!
Rest in peace. The opposite of lone survivor. 😢
What a calm cookie this Pilot is, along with the ATC both did a great job. There should be awards handed out for them
This female pilot did an awesome job in bringing in that plane safely. I can only imagine what it took for her to command and control that plane!
Tragic for the family and the loss of life my condolences
If this was something that was avoidable due to human error during inspection, then that person shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a plane or automobile for the rest of his life.
Southwest is getting ready to have their ass handed to them. I want those engine records, ndi records. When and who was the last quality inspector....
I remember when Southwest had an engine fall off... just fell off... over Hobby airport in Houston when I lived there. That's when they had those $49 fares every day.
Southwest should sue for libel. CNN is leading unsuspecting, ignorant citizens to unfair conclusions. Some of those people, like yourself, believe (and/or believed) that this is Southwest's fault. The accusation that Southwest did anything wrong is incredibly unfounded - especially before the NTSB report had been released.
Fuck southwest! There planes keep crashing! I will never fly with them. Check your shit Southwest!
@@markofexcellence5209 2 months later: It IS their fault:
Chicago Tribune: "it (the cracked fan blade) was in an unsafe condition, but we determined we had some time."
--FAA expert Christopher Spinney, 11-15-18.
So, yeah, they're going to get it.
My car mechanic wouldn't let me drive off with my car dangerous like that! :)
@@osamabindrinkin40s Keep crashing? No SouthWest does not keep crashing they have 1 death ever
Great job to the pilots who remained calm ,flight attendants and also the airport crew who did an amazing job communicating with the pilots ... extremely scary!
If anyone has any delusions about what happens when an aircraft experiences sudden decompression, let this incident stand as a stark reminder of how serious such an event is. The lady passenger, who died, likely didn't even know what hit her. It was that quick. Though possible, but certainly not common, a piece or pieces from the left engine took her window seat window out. Subsequently causing her to be literally almost sucked out of the aircraft. If not for the bravery of a few passengers, her lifeless body most assuredly would have been ripped out of that window. Graphic details, but true.
The flight crew did an excellent job. Especially, the pilots. Flight attendants were likely in panic mode alright, but not because they didn't know what they were doing. Passengers were screaming and a women was killed. That would be enough to shake anyone up. Especially if you are human.
The 737-700 series aircraft, commonly used by SW and other carriers is a very robust well constructed and aerodynamically sound aircraft. It can easily fly on one engine. With altitude, landing, though difficult, is likely.
I offer my condolences to the ladies family. May she rest in the Lord and may her family find peace.
Nice report. Are you a pilot yourself?
It's scary to think about all that's between you and death is two layers of plastic.
CNN you forgot to mention the courage and professionalism of the pilot.
Those pilots are hero's.
PGC Beaver-CO they suck
venus ALLEN
Why?
Watched this one after another one and the guy in the end of this video said the landing was so violent and yet the passengers from the other video praised the pilot and said how well the landing was. Funny to see how two different news angles are.
This is like final destination shit
That movie is so exaggerating lol. If this was that movie the explosion would’ve caused more explosions of more explosions lol.
This is very sad though and prayers to that woman's family. This really makes me rethink the window seat.
Why is it so hard for people to put on their oxygen mask. It doesn't just go over your mouth, you have to put it over your nose as well. Jeeeesus.
“Being taken away from me”..... terrible man just terrible ...
Approximately 100 people in the U.S died today in car accidents...
Joe Stockton a lot more cars driving around than planes in the sky. They don't even compare when talking about numbers, so why compare apples with oranges.
LUCIFERIA AETERNUS11218 a lot more maintenance and safety checks and training go into planes too, pilots have to do a refresher course on how to deal with emergencies every 6 months or so, no car driver does that
LUCIFERIA AETERNUS11218 traveltips.usatoday.com/air-travel-safer-car-travel-1581.html
LUCIFERIA AETERNUS11218 percentage wise there are still more car fatalities.
Joe Stockton Asians
Yeah I'm not sitting by the plane window anymore
Tyler Durden: You know why they put oxygen masks on planes?
Narrator: So you can breathe.
Tyler Durden: Oxygen gets you high. In a catastrophic emergency, you're taking giant panicked breaths. Suddenly you become euphoric, docile. You accept your fate. It's all right here. Emergency water landing - 600 miles an hour. Blank faces, calm as Hindu cows.
SoCalFreelance haven't heard this in a minute!
"water landing"? Sounds like crashing into the ocean to me.......(G.Carlin)
Its for the best, same with cars
As an engineer, you and Fight Club is correct. Oxygen masks have no purpose on a plane as far as saving lives. It's there to create the illusion of safety. The vest under your seat isn't that far behind.
Great. A single serving friend. ^_-
Sue this airline
I choose not to fly, please respect my decision. you cannot force people to fly
Joshua Lewis ok fair enough, I fly sometimes but now I’m scared I don’t think I should fly no more
.... we need you ...
@@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974 lol
@Kalyn Payton Right?
I feel even safer getting on a plane now! 1 of the 2 engines blows up. 1 window blows out at 30,000+ ft and they still manage to land the plane with minimal injuries. Amazing engineering and amazing pilots. Holy shit
the woman saved everyone else.
Adam 3d Thinking the same thing. The windows are small. Slower decompression. May she Rest In Peace. And praying for the comfort of her loved ones.
someone getting sucked into a hole is the worst thing that can happen. the plane is built to handle a hole. if it becomes lodged, pressures rise and you risk having the hole become something much worse. see the aloha airlines incident where the flight attendant got sucked into the hole, blocked it, and then it blew off the top of the airplane.
C15 0001229684 in Aloha air I don't think her body completely shut all holes. The fluid hammer explanation was not conclusive after all.
C15 0001229684 that whole fuselage was cracked and ready to go. So the added pressure just caused the whole roof to blow off
No, she didn't. It didn't make any difference.
This isn't a Hollywood movie.
OUTSTANDING PILOTS!!!! GOD BLESS THOSE PEOPLE!!
One of the reasons I hate flying. I still fly but I hate it
It was said that this was the first death on a US airline since 2009. Pretty good odds I'd say. Small airplanes are much more dangerous than scheduled airlines.
Fun and Games Then hey stop flying then you'll stop hating and whining about it! Your welcome.
D. Geo not really whining lol just saying my feelings this one time. Not to mention I sometimes have to fly places so 😝
It's very sad someone died, but thank God it wasn't worse. Must have been terrifying, can't imagine.
too many flights and travelers and so little maintenance time.
no?
I'm confused. So was the poor lady sucked out of the window and plane and died... or was she sucked in the window and everyone hung onto her so she'd not get pulled out of the plane but died being pretty much from being torn apart from the air pressure trying to pull her through the window?
0:01 This serves an example that we passengers should Listen to the safety demonstration. The mask should be over your nose and mouth
I wonder what is this guy’s IQ
First captain, and tower crew did an outstanding job.
ok so he thinks he going to die, and he films it and uploads it, all the while not knowing how to wear the mask, but dam I can type....youtube would be the least of my concerns if your on an aircraft and you think its going to crash...
Scott Walper I believe he was on Facebook Live, so anyone else could have uploaded this. But I agree, don’t think I’d be filming the ordeal if I thought I were going to die.
AND
But it was more realistic than David Hogg's classroom video, where there's a mad dog shooter on the loose outside the class, and he's calmly standing there lecturing us on gun control. Uh huh. CNN is becoming the most ridiculous channel on cable.
he did it because you obviously cant talk on the phone up in the air so he used an internet connection to get through to his friends and family
If it's for friends and family you stick with things like "I love you and please don't forget to play My Way at my funeral," not "hey, look at all this stuff going on here and I'M GONNA DIE!!!!!"
Wow, Wow and WOW! It makes one think twice again about flying after having gotten over it.
The plane seatbelt doesnt keep you from being sucked out of the plane?
flyte You only have to wear it when taking off and landing so perhaps the woman sucked out of the window wasn't wearing hers
I seems she was and that's why she wasn't completely sucked out...As a Flight attendant just recently retired ...I trained every year for 40 years for a decompression...never had it happen to me...Once the pilot can get down to about 12,000 feet there is really no more danger...Must have been so scary though...
I thought the general consensus was that even at cruising altitude you should wear your belt just in case. Turbulence doesn't always have a warning.
Not if you don't fasten it.
I'm sure that's part of what kept her in.
While being sorry for the person that passed on, I am glad everyone is else survived.
On the highway, my wife "oh my God we missed the right exit" blah blah,blah... I couldn't wait to get to destination & park because i really wanted to throw her out of the car. I can't imagine the stress those pilots had but they did a good fuckin job
Reality Chaser • Maybe she would do well to throw you out of the marriage. Just sayin'..
He knew that cameraman will never dies
Maintenance oversight yikes.
Movie matics airlines document who checks what when & where. So a few people are in trouble. Thats for certain.
They havnt even done the investigation yet.. And blaming the maintenance..
NTSB needs to have a chance to investigate as it may be foundry issues during manufacturing or it could be faulty maintenance procedures. Blame cannot be issued until investigation results are in
Or... www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-13/kobe-steel-scam-hits-planes-trains-automobiles-quicktake-q-a-j8pto39q
sclogse1 very possible this would fall under a foundry fault as data was falsified by Kobe. It’s amazing many aircraft manufacturers have claimed to backtrack on their records to clear the possibility that they used bad Kobe products but who really knows in this corporate controlled environment lies are told to increase profits for the shareholders. What worries me is the FAA has been pushed to keep expanding the ETOPS (Extended Twin Engine Overwater Operations) this can be dangerous. What people fail to realize is if a large enough piece of blade breaks loose even though the engine is shut down the blades keep spinning in the jet stream. This causes severe unbalanced conditions resulting in heavy vibrations throughout the aircraft. There was a flight over water once that had a blade out condition and after shutdown was flying on one engine. The vibrations got so severe that at one point the crew contemplated ditching into the ocean as they could no longer read the instruments due to the severe vibrations.
Those poor people. I And that poor woman🙏🏼😢
Southwest airlines ,THANK God EVERYONE is ok..maybe over fuel.
one lady died. her body was decapitated out of the broken window!
thats not true. dont spread fake news like that. Her head stayed in tact. She probably died from trauma , shock or asphyxiation.
3/4 of her neck is gone. So almost decapitated.
I didnt... idiot. You must be salty that someone else did lol
One person died somehow, it was a different person that was miraculously saved from being sucked out.
A two engine air craft that loses an engine, while an emergency can still be safely flown and landed at the nearest airport. But that fact that the window busted open is crazy and sadly very unfortunate.
That woman who died had the worst luck ever.
Just so you know- Jennifer Riordan was sucked partially out but the passengers were able to pull her back in and start CPR, so she wasnt completely sucked out. Her cause of death was actually the trauma caused to her head and upper body so there was no saving her.
I hope the NTSB does a thorough job investigating this. Unlike, say, 9/11.
Rick Hansen or unlike TWA Flight 800
God bless all crew members. They go to work every day with one purpose to keep passengers alive.
This is what happens when u chase a penny. Get cheap. Rush and rush for next trip. Be super stingy cheap. Those are machines. So duh... It got to break down. U fly the hell out of them day and night. With a maintenance guy who just wants to do as instructed and get the hell out of there. Mechanic doesn't care what may happen to plane. Mechanic wants to do his hours and go home
Fear factor
no, wasn't his fault. The FAA KNEW all about it. And "figured they had time..." Chicago Tribune 11-15-18.
Another southwest! I flew on one of their planes once, coming back from Cancun to Canada. NEVER again. It was a connecting flight. We waited 5 hours because they could not find a pilot to fly, Then they finally loaded us, and realized the plane would not start, had no power due to it sitting so long waiting for a pilot. So we sat in the plane roasting like peanuts ,kids screaming, for another hour, no ac, till they recharged. The inside of the plane looked like it was held together with a prayer and dirty.
Shouldn't those windows be shatter proof?
Maybe you should tell them. I'll bet they haven't even thought of that. /sarcasm
Shatterproof doesn't mean much to high velocity shrapnel launched from a failing engine.
Are you kidding?
I think martin means when a missile explodes the entire plane, or when the plane crashes, the windows shouldn't shatter.... ever!
Stone W I was under the impression a piece of debre from the engine is what caused the window to break. Do we even know what exactly caused it to break open?
Thank you pilot
Could be a micro crack or fatigue crack or combination of both on the blade.
Zeksteve i think it is the engine which in trouble, not the airframe. Similar engine (CFM engine in 737) had a similar incident in 2016.
Similar aircraft, 737-700, with similar engine, CFM-56, in the same side, left engine, and the same airliner, Southwest.
There's a pattern here.
Zeksteve so? Doesn't mean it has no problem in the future.
Zeksteve also, in their early days of CFM56, it has fan blade failure accident, like in Kegworth crash.
Zeksteve is it cfm-leap?
They KNEW about these fan blade failures. They skipped inspecting them as they were given advice to. The cost of inspection? $140 which took only two hours to do.
Actually, they did do it correctly. A lot of companies including Southwest were just slow to adopt modern equipment to detect for metal fatigue.
CNN: is it possible Trump's tax break broke the window?
its obvious a lot of people on the right are closet cases
Barkeroni
cnn ....trump deregulation cause lacks in maintenance led to engine failure
Barkeroni No but his arrogance may have.
This picture taken by a passenger clearly shows who and what was responsible, pbs.twimg.com/media/DSowQj-WAAM8le-.jpg just like the media to not report this
Wow that’s all you care about, sad you Republicans making everything political
What a tragic event and horrible loss for the deceased passenger. Traumatic event for all.
Good job pilots!
Great example set by the pilots for all aviators, condolences to the Lady
Is this video necessary for the story? Someone died. Can their friends and family have a millisecond to process that BEFORE things like this go viral?
J Hitchcock they gotta make money
I understand that but there is more to journalism than profit and clicks. If you would be respected, show some respect.
J Hitchcock pretty sure their main income isn’t TH-cam
J Hitchcock tell that to cnn
I understand your outrage, but if this is going to be a common problem soon, isn't it better to start asking questions now instead of later when far more deaths occur?
Pilots desevere more than a raise