The Pilots Who Defeated A Hijacker: FedEx Flight 705 |
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- The Pilots Who Defeated A Hijacker: FedEx Flight 705 | #aviation #fedex #airplane #shorts
Petition: chng.it/Y6pTnD...
Credits:
Video footage - Mayday: Air Disaster, Wonder, Disaster Breakdown
Information source - Wikipedia
Save the airplane:
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Let me know in the comments if you went ahead and signed it :)
Yes
Yws🎉
Yes
I signed it about two months ago. This is a peace of history and should be part of a museum. It feels like a criminal offence to not try and save it.
I signed it!
Valuable lesson: never underestimate a FedEx pilot.
Even if it’s an fatass😊😊😊
FedEx flight 80:
fedex may be fatass but weakass it is not
@@ruskcoderdamn
FDX14:
He forgot that the pilots had such horrible injuries, they were never able to commercially pilot plane again. It ruined their careers. I hope FedEx paid them well.
Never signed something quicker before
same
Same
same 💀
Same
@@Alaska_Aviation I watch your videos
Never underestimate the power of same day shipping
Why deliver the package at an airport, just put it on the plane and put the plane straight in your room, WTC style
@@Minelaughterthe “WTC style” was the part that got me😂
@@BoeingCAyour name….
@@Minelaughternot 9/11
Those pilots were determined!
Signed the petition
This plane deserves a place in a museum
True
At least save the cockpit
. Just a waste of metal in a museum. Barely had any signifance on aviation. an average plane lifespan is 30 years. Welp, it’s too late to sign the thing, by 4 years. Already scrapped
@@dariootero5579 the plane was used in june 7th 2022, unless you mean only the petition signing is too late?
A museum??😂 I don’t understand this movement
As a FedEx contractor at the time this was the absolutely positively the craziest workplace thing we ever heard of. Good on that crew to fight hard 💪
What about those orders of the people
@@aayushshanker4340- That is what insurance is for.
Well now we know why FedEx packages are always beat up
fr💀💀💀
Federal Express Flight 705 as it was called as that year it was named as FedEx Corporation. The plane was mainly hauling electronics. Just so you know. But yeah definitely would question what happened to the cargo. Also might i add. The plane landed overweight mainly due to the fuel as it couldnt dump as the captain was the only one in the flight deck while the F.O and F.E were fending off Auburn Calloway.
Yeah, there is a hijacker within the crew every time. They play among us irl. Someone in the crew that REALLY needs money becomes impostor and they gotta find him before he starts murdering.
@@RBMapleLeaf my comment was supposed to be a joke
@fikriarieska8450 What is that word? "maenmmneuver", looks like it would be pronounced "may-nummn-oo-ver"
Bruh that pilot was like: “look I’m not letting this packages get delayed on my watch”
too funny🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😆😁😅
"What packages? They're already destroyed"
@@sls12III not on my watch
Haha!.
You’ve seen how fedex handles a package now they’re gonna handle you 😂
😂
@@idkwatotypehereur pfp saying: WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87??!!?!
😂
Pilots were permanently disabled from it iirc? They were seriously injured and still had the ability to make sure this 🤬 was brought to justice. Mad respect.
He didn’t mention squawking 7500 so they might have gotten in trouble
Wtf an actual DC10 that didn't crash :o this needs to be in a museum
An md-10
@@baselsworld8079both are the the same aircraft but md is newer
Bro, you're not funny
I flew on a DC-10 to hawaii in 1998. Biggest plane i have been on
@@galvansaid100The MD-10 has several key differences over the previous DC-10. They are not the same.
I flew 306FE many times both as Flight Engineer when it was a DC-10 and as Captain after it was converted to MD-10. Until they installed the HUD around 2010 the plastic liner above the captain’s seat still had a gash where the hammer glanced off before striking the captain.
Wow
Those pilots have a special place in heaven, amazing story
If only they were the pilots on Flight 11
Just think of that mail they saved. Jokes aside, good on them. What happened to the hijacker?
@@BlyGuy idk but whatever it was, it was better than what he had planned for himself
They survived although badly injured. As I recall, even the hijacker survived. Quite a fight.
Being Pilots they are probably too intelligent to be religious and would simply laugh at your silly comment.
Signed petition. This airplane had an incredible moment of not crashing. Deserved in a museum.
The guy with a laptop in the back of the airplane wondering why its smashed to bits:
@@driv3r578 The guy whose laptop was in the back of the airplane
Tripped every tip-n-tell device in the hold
Peacefully watching his yiff content
They landed with one pilot conscious, half paralyzed and severely overweight and over stressed the airframe. They almost hit mach 1 in a DC-10 and loss most control surfaces and where able to get out of the climb by some miracle. The DC-10 remained in service and was one of the last FedEx retired a few years ago. Tho none of the pilots could fly commercially one of them recovered well enough to fly privately as a hobby
Damn, big respect for the pilots
For touching an innocent black person?
@@kaedenplays2297lmao
@@kaedenplays2297Bro he attacked them and literally tried to crash the airplane
@@kaedenplays2297he also hit them in the head with a hammer
@@RajKumar-dv4vwno it was for a good reaosn the vid said his family would get 5M dollars if he died so he tried to sacrifice himself just for his family
They had to preform an extra barrel roll at the end just to teach the packages a lesson too
lol
They land better with broken skulls than an average ryanair landing
EDIT: thx for 1k likes
Bro this wins
Bros making dark jokes in 2023
@@cooltfsroblox_playerand?
@@cooltfsroblox_playerand what will you do about it, huh?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bruh..!
I personally think they should receive a medal for their bravery!
„On May 26, 1994, the Air Line Pilots Association awarded Dave Sanders, Jim Tucker, and Andy Peterson the Gold Medal Award for heroism, the highest award a civilian pilot can receive.“
They very much deserved it🙏This is incredible,That crew was able fight a man back hitting them in the head with hammer ,get control and Also land the plane safely,Unbelievable 🔥Praise Jesus,🔥God was with Them All 🙏YES THEY WERE HEROES 🙏
We used to fear someone going postal. Now even worse is someone going FedEx.
I saw a documentary about this event. Both pilots were ex-military and so they were trained in close combat. I believe the pilot that was driving had experience in the air force and did maneuvers that would go beyond the limits of the plane or at least extremely close to what it could handle since it is a mail plane and not a plane made for dogfighting or strenuous maneuvers like banking or nose diving at a high speed.
Well, obviously, he didn’t go past the limits of the airplane. Because if he did it would not have flow again.
There have been several near crashes, where when the plane landed it was scrap metal. Bent wings, and control surfaces, and rippling of the fuselage.
Fedex worker here, our pilots are awesome especially the ones that fly the MD’s such a cool plane
Never underestimate the will to live.
That's fucking metal. Those crewmembers are amazing
Ecxept the one who hijacked the plane 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@milo8734N
@@milo8734I don’t know. Hitting people over the head with a hammer is about as metal as you can get. Hopefully he at least put on some Slayer while he did the deed. You need a soundtrack for something like that.
@@rfichokeofdestiny wdym?
Really sucks that these guys were unable to fly again, but at least they managed to save themselves.
The fedex pilots not only did they deliver packages but they also deliver that man to god same day shipping
Nope, Federal Jail. One of the earlier posts linked to a Wikipedia article I never read before.
It's a shame that a member of The Flight Crew would attempt such a thing as this! Indeed, The Pilots in Command did a tremendous job! That's An Incredible Series of Manuevers!!!
The fedex delivery driver took his Assignment seriously
The pilot doing these manuevers was paralyzed on one side because of the hammer that hit him so it was even more difficult
I remember even experts being puzzled how this plane survived all this forces and how pilot landed plane despite insane injuries he received...
They landed safely whilst massively overweight and with blood all over the cockpit, one of them couldn’t feel anything in half his body and the other only had one useable hand, it was an incredible display of piloting skill and bravery
And the pilots survived👍
Unlike 9/11
@@Minelaughter and a whole lot of other hijackings
One thing that is important to this story is that the crew was originally supposed to be just women. He most likely would have hijacked it successfully if that was the case. But luckily that day something happened with that crew and it had to be switched with these guys.
Anything is possible when you lie, lol.
@@EyeonthePrize247 What?
We all need to sign the petition
It's not that you should be careful because pilots aren't pushovers, It's the fact that everyone has their own lives and means of fighting back.
What a pilot!
That crew member must have been desperate for his family's plight but never in any circumstance is his thinking rational or right, no matter how much injustice he suffered. He was probably going to lose his home or something bad but the fact he didn't succeed is a win for justice. Now the guy will lose his freedom too.
“Why is my package dented?”
1994: don't get security
2001: get security
Maverick decided to take a side job at Fedex, timing couldn't be better.
He actually planed to hijack a plane with another crew so it would be easier to k ll them but the crew was changed if the original crew was there it would be a tradegy
(Btw the old crew had 1 female captain and 1 male enginner
Finally, my package arrived!
The plane almost crashed into my house, but it arrived!
@@Minelaughter 😂
Calloway was a Stanford grad, retired Navy pilot & a martial arts expert, yet he brought a speargun instead of a real gun and wasn't able to subdue the pilots even with his expertise and weapons. Crazy story.
2 against 1. Did he expect to win? Good against evil...
Fighter pilot when they see FedEx plane:
*why is there boss music*
"Everytime you push the button it takes one year of your life, but..."
The highjacker: *pushes the button profusely*
Those fed ex pilots were FED UP
🤔…Painful, but I see what you tried to did there…🤦🏾♂️
Alternate history: they were just Ryanair pilots who had no idea what was going on, simply doing normal flight maneuvers.
God damn, what happened to the crew after the flight? And the culprit?
Culprit: In jail, 2 life sentences with no chance for parole
Pilots: All seriously injured and none were certified to fly again due to injuries
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Express_Flight_705
@@Nubbie alright, i hope the pilots are ok now
@@NubbieMan, that sucks he ruined their careers too. Hope they got paid.
This is incredible. I was in the business almost 20 years and never heard of this!!
The crew survived with serious injuries and the culprit was sent to the zoo to be with the rest of the apes.
It was pretty cool that the airplane survived all these manoeuvres because it was a dc-10
Imagine it was a Ryan A or spirit pilot, they would have just opened the window the plane and sent him off 😂
wat the heck is "opened the window the plane"? Doesnt make sense at all.
@@CougarCat21sorry I meant the hatch door thing I didn’t realise it was a typo haha I was probably half asleep 🤪
Care enough about your family to leave them millions of dollars, don’t care enough to live to be with them.
Very brave Pilot 😇🙏🤍💮💮🌼
This is actually a tactic that commercial pilots would use in a potential high jacking. You’d nose over violently and the Highjackers….Well and anyone not strapped in are getting their domes smashed into the ceiling. You aren’t walking down an aisle when the aircraft is pulling several G’s. It’s actually amazing what some of the huge aircraft are capable of maneuvering wise. They normally only operate at like 5% of their jinking and weaving potential.
They beat his butt. He really thought he got them.
respect to the pilots keeping little timmy's playstation safe from hijackers
Man, keep it. This kinda tells you you can manage to overthrow hijackers, like flight 93.
I'm imagining a Tom and Jerry fight happening in that cockpit
We must keep flight 705 alive in a museum guys
Welp, it’s late, by 4 years. Already scrapped
Bro is just copy pasting at this point😅
@@milo8734 im too lazy to type to alot of poeple.
That plane was a waste of resources anyways.
@@dariootero5579 replying to this aswell, the plane isnt scrapped actually, as of Feb 2023 flight N306FE has been stored, not scrapped, you can even see this on plane spotters
"BRO WHY IS MY PS5 BROKEN?"
FedEx: Bro we literally fought back the hijacker just for your shit
The Pilot did acrobatic with that plane 👏👏👏
"Ah yes! The FedEx package has finally arrived"
*"Wtf, why is the laptop I ordered broken into pieces"*
@@dariootero5579??? Who says anything about that
wrong comment bruh
The urge to overcharge and crumple your packages is hard to resist.
this is how the FedEx pilots learned the technique of "destroy every package"
I watched this on air disasters great show
Me too! It was incredible, the fight that ensued.
Serach of Vasp 375. It was a hijacked flight as well. The captain did a dangerous maneuver to save pax lifes and land at the airport was in sight if 'em. Btw, they were using reserve fuel
Now that's what I call a real family man, willing to take one for the team! I believe the F/O never flew again. I believe the Capt did most of the flying, all with ball hammer dents and harpoons sticking out of his head. I think at one time, FEDEX pretty much hired ex-Navy pilots.
This DC-10 went just about Mach 1 at one point. The fact it didnt rip apart and was in service until very recently, is incredible.
I've seen this plane in the flesh! FedEx just recently (as of earlier this year/2023) retired the aircraft.
What??? Prove it
1994. Amd the plane wasn’t even new the . Do any of y’all really think this thing is around? Oh man. Well, I guess we all have our opinions. I am in the side of , no way in hell is this plane still around. And yes, I do know there are airplanes still flying commercially that are for the 50’s , 60’s
Signed the petition. Let's hope this plane goes to a museum 💖
Imagine it being fedex flight 08💀💀
*80
pay respect to the pilot who saved everyone’s lives just for. 29 second short made to entertain us like actually pay respect to this brave warrior
Man He really loved his family
Actually suicidal are often selfish and this guy surely didn’t consider the consequences to his family if he failed. At the same time he risked total upheaval and losses for his family, his family name and untold suffering for untold numbers of the flight crew’s family members.
So no he did not love his family. He was surely suicidal anyways.
You, and those who gave a thumbs up, have a selfish, evil, and warped understanding of what love is. That selfish suicidal clown was effectively a deliberate murderer, even though he failed to succeed.
@@Bible.Thumper source : trust me bro
@@naughtytoad family does not only means wife
@@naughtytoad how did u got my location, anyway sacrifice is the best love . Your preserve mentality is showing some reflection
“Did my Fedex package survive too?” -person that got their FedEx package delayed
at least someone got their same day delivery
DC-10「まーた俺で事件かよ。。。」
the md-10 saved them all by not breaking up in the air
I worked for Federal Express (later renamed FedEx) for 33 years. I remember this well. The plane was a 727 Stretcĥ 200. The ĝùy wasn't a pilot, he ŵas the navigator. They not only landed safely, they did not turn back to Memphis, but rather finished the first leg of the flight.
Imagine the passengers reactions to just randomly have the plane start doing barrel rolls
FedEx, just packages.......
Imagine the cargo's reaction
its a cargo plane you dimwit
What passengers?
What passengers?
That FedEx airplane was like: You want to be inverted like Australia?? LETS DO IT 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
The cockpit deserves to be in a museum
the pilots took "we're here for your service" to a whole other level 💀
After knowing this, I now forgave fedex for fcking up my order
This was 40 years ago though.. an average plane lifespan is 30 years. Welp, it’s too late to sign the thing, by 4 years. Already scrapped
@@dariootero5579 actually, it was 29 years ago, 1 year left for the plane
I signed it instantly and sent it to 4 of my friends 3 already signed lol
Welp, it’s late, by 4 years. Already scrapped
@@dariootero5579 tf no
I watched the documentary, the pilots were actually former airforce men . They united to defeat Auburn Collaway who was quite huge in body build, he was also resilient fighting the pilots, but it was their cooperation and years of training as airmen that contributed too.
That one kid that bought a toy and was getting delivered by fedex “aww three more hours until it gets here” why three more hours were added -
Bravo 👏 to the Pilot who fight to the control of their plane who entrusted them by the FedEx.
Don’t sign the petition unless you can offer a place to store it
Oh this is missing so much detail. 3 crew and 1 passenger. The passenger was the attacker and a Fedex flight engineer. He was supposed to BE the engineer on this flight, but the crew got switched out. The hijaker had planned to kill his 2 pilots. It was the fact that he hadn't properly prepared for the other flight engineer. The passenger also happened to be a veteran expert in lethal CQB. The pilots both happen to be military pilots as well. The hijaker was captured, and the 3 crew were severely injured, and the copilot never flew again.
ryanair:
why 💀
Co-pilot - "should we die?"
Pilot - "nah let's make history, also let's butter this"
Title: The Unlikely Redemption of a Hijacker
Once upon a time, in a bustling city, there lived a man named Jack. Jack had always felt invisible, overlooked by society. He yearned for recognition, for his voice to be heard. One day, consumed by desperation and a misguided sense of purpose, Jack made a fateful decision that would change his life forever.
On a sunny morning, Jack found himself at the airport, his heart pounding with nervous anticipation. He had concocted a plan to hijack a plane, believing that this extreme act would finally make people take notice of him. As he boarded the aircraft, fear mingled with a strange sense of adrenaline-fueled determination.
As the plane took off, Jack's mind raced with conflicting emotions. He questioned the morality of his actions, but it was too late to turn back now. The passengers onboard were terrified, their lives hanging in the balance. Jack's desperate cry for attention had turned into a nightmare.
However, amidst the chaos, there was one passenger who seemed remarkably calm. Her name was Sarah, a woman with a gentle demeanor and a compassionate heart. Sarah had always believed in the power of empathy and understanding. As she observed Jack, she sensed something deeper underlying his actions.
Sarah approached Jack cautiously, her voice filled with compassion. She listened as he poured out his frustrations, his feelings of insignificance, and his desire to be seen and heard. She acknowledged his pain, validating his emotions. In that moment, Jack felt a glimmer of hope, a connection he had longed for his entire life.
Sarah's empathy unlocked something within Jack. He realized the gravity of his actions and the profound impact they were having on innocent lives. With Sarah's support, he made the difficult choice to surrender himself to the authorities, determined to face the consequences of his actions.
News of the hijacking spread like wildfire, capturing the attention of the nation. However, what followed was unexpected. Instead of being vilified, Jack's story evoked a mix of sympathy, curiosity, and a collective reflection on the underlying issues of societal neglect and the desperate cries for help that often go unheard.
During his trial, Jack was given a chance to speak. He used this platform not to justify his actions but to advocate for the importance of recognizing and addressing the struggles of those who feel invisible in society. His story sparked a nationwide conversation about empathy, mental health, and the need for social support systems.
In the years that followed, Jack dedicated his life to raising awareness, working with organizations that focused on mental health and providing support for those who felt marginalized. His story became a beacon of hope for individuals who felt unseen and unheard, inspiring them to seek help, share their stories, and find solace in the embrace of a compassionate community.
Jack's transformation from a hijacker to an advocate showcased the power of understanding, empathy, and second chances. His story served as a reminder that even in the darkest of moments, redemption and personal growth are possible. And so, Jack's journey became a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the potential for positive change, no matter how dire the circumstances may seem.
9/11 pilots: goddamn it why don't we think of that
happend in flight 93 but crashed
The pilot will do anything to save a flight because the passengers is always the pilot’s responsibility
And they STILL call her a deathtrap. She flee until 2023, that's the power of the DC-10 ‼️
I'm sure many museums would be proud to have this plane and it's history
Maverick: Because I was inverted.
Neither rain nor sleet nor FRICKIN' HAMMER BLOWS TO THE HEAD
Hijacker: what the sh*t
Pilot and copilot: IDHXDIDIBFJDDJFH
I remember this story it was a mayday episode and thanks for bringing awareness to the story