To be fair, the plane landed on the runway in the opposite direction. Doesn’t discount the fact that it shouldn’t be there but thought i’d point it out.
@@moontecker "Worse they used strongest concrete" They not only used the strongest concrete for the wall, but also reinforced it with inner steel bars.
The fact that experts thought that most of not many would have serviced the tragedy of the wall wasn’t present is sad. The two “survivors” are most likely incredibly disfigured, one is to possibly be completely paralyzed….these folks love lives, dating lives, income, will now change for the worse as folks will forget them over time and move on.
I think its likely everyone would have survived had the wall not been there, if not most. Planes are designed for belly landings in emergency situations. I'm interested to learn more as to why thy have that wall there to begin with. Such a devasting tragedy, my heart aches for the families.
The plane's direction was heading towards runway 01 before the bird strike They were given a clear signal to land on runway 01 but the pilot ignored it and decided to turn around and do the fatal mistake to land on runway 19 where the wall is Even if there was no wall it would still be the same carnage as the pilots panicked
It’s Korean culture that families stay with the deceased body until they are buried/cremated and put to rest. When someone passes, there is no just thing as waiting. Funeral is done within 3 days and as soon as the person is deceased, they are already at the funeral home preparing for guests the day of or the next. My father passed at 7pm in Korea and we were already at the funeral home (which is usually downstairs of a hospital) ready to stay there for 3 days. We weren’t allowed to go home to sleep because it was custom that we stay with the “body.” This is the reason why all these families are at the airport and not leaving until they receive the remains and transported to a funeral home and put to rest at a grave or memorial site. RIP to all those who lost their lives in this tragedy. 명복을 빕니다 🙏
That's terrible! I mean, not terrible because normally it would be, well, like you said. You know what to expect. Here? It could be a while. Plus the sheer shock of this.
Another political catastrophe, again! As a Korean, I am proud of the decent devotion of my people, but furious about those liars exploiting taxes and doing nothing.
Not only do my prayers go out for the souls lost and their families, but also for the flight attendants. It’s hard to imagine their point of view before the crash. Boarding all those people, probably remembering bits and pieces of who they saw, only to know their fate now gives me goosebumps. They’ll have ptsd and possibly survivors guilt. To each and everyone affected by this, please please please know millions of people around the world who’ve seen this send their prayers, I know they do. Seeing the uncut version is a bit haunting, but at least they went so quick 💔🙏
@TODAY needs to tailor their end screens on certain videos. Some videos shouldn't end with a happy guy BEGGING you to watch their news channel. Very tone deaf.
Guilty??? What did they do, they have zero control of their situation? It's not like they sacrificed the others so they can survived. They got lucky they survived, they should thank God they didn't perish.
I thought one survivor likely paralysis (male) and the female flight attendant had moderate injuries (likely lifelong pain but not physical disability that prevents working).
Incredibly sad. This crash reminds me also of Asiana Airlines but the Jeju Air is the worst because the whole plane basically didnt survive except for the tail end (and barely)
Lots of questions. Did the pilot know ahead that there is a concrete block (safety antena embedded)? Why did the control tower tell the pilot to land in the opposite direction from his previous attempt, knowing there's a concrete block there! The fact that the pilot expressed "mayday" should have been a warning to the air traffic controller that that the plane was in distress. And may not be able to stop on the landing strip.Therefore, the concrete block should have been a huge factor for the control tower, and they should be held responsible for this. INCOMPETENCE on the airport management going to the top and all the way down. This airport was not set up for distress may day emergencies.
I would like the for officials to speak out and say why that concrete wall is there, the whole reason an airport has to have surrounding space is to deal with these emergencies
Camping out at the airport is not helping. Sadly, their loved ones are gone, and their bodies have been burned and dismembered. You're probably not going to be able to pick up your loved one's remains in a day or two. I doubt officials know much more than we do right now. They just recovered the flight data recorders.
Nothin maks sense. I know eventually theyll look thru the blackboxes but its a little frustrating the one that can speak is only saying they dont remember.
I think the pilot had a big problem. Even if the landing gear hydraulic system failed, there was still an electric hydraulic system, and finally a manual landing gear system. If it still couldn't be opened after taking so many measures, it would be fine. At least there was still one engine working. He could fly to the nearby Jeju Island Airport, which has a longer runway, and notify the airport staff there in advance to spray firefighting foam on the runway. Landing at this time can reduce more damage. I don't understand why he was so anxious to land there.
I've seen some criticism mainly from the west why Korean media isn't focused on finding instantaneous answers to the technical reasons for the crash. Korean media has asked questions but they and Koreans understand they will come with the investigation and FACTS. We are not going to waste all of our energy on 101 theories without the evidence. Korean media and Koreans are focused on the victims and their families FIRST. As a Korean those are the stories I want to hear now. Thank you Steve Patterson and Today for giving a respectful voice to the victims and their families. You are one of the first foreign journalists to pronounce "Jeju" correctly since the crash.
If they really needed a barrier there, a concrete wall is probably the worse choice they could have made. What safety inspector, designer, engineer signed off on that?!
Nothing was wrong with the plane. Clearly the pilots panicked after the bird strike and lost situational awareness. Causing them to think of only one thing "land immediately". After touching down at the halfway point of the runway with no gear, there simply wasn't enough friction to slow the plane down. People would've died regardless of the wall. However, the wall definitely was a contributing factor to the number of fatalities. RIP to all victims!
Imagine the initial “relieve” the passengers onboard might have felt when the plane was on level ground ONLY for it to explode momentarily from an impact with the reinforced CONCRETE wall they didn’t know the aircraft was heading towards… Somebody High up there in the management hierarchy was probably trying to scrimp on money instead of evaluting the overall safety of crucial Airport infrastructures.
When a hydraulic line is cut the engine pump and all of the pumps won't do anything or the ptu If you look close at the video where the white smoke is, When the plane struck the birds you can see on the left of the white puff a smaller darker plume and hydraulic fluid is dark red or purple, When the plane hit the birds I think they bent or broke a blade causing a metal piece to fly around inside and cut a hydraulic line and all hydraulic pressure was bled off, That explains the dark plume of liquid and with an open circuit none of the pumps will work or the ptu they just dump fluid on the engine and no pressure for anything in system b. Pilot Blog shows the plane approaching and at 50 feet high you can see damage on the left cowling, That is not T/R as he points out they will not deploy over 10 feet high. That is also why no flaps, No air brakes but the 737 can still control rudder, Elevators and ailerons with system a hydraulic circuit and so they were able to land with full control but without system b no flaps and their stall speed would be much higher explaining the high speed landing and it explains why they would choose a belly landing knowing they would stop faster skidding on the fuselage tail and engines rather than not having primary hydraulic brakes on rolling wheels so they opted not to deploy gear and might have even thought that dirt embankment for holding up fiberglass antennas would help safely slow them how would they know it was loaded with 2 foot thick concrete. I think they are going to find a broken blade and a cut hydraulic line on the left engine All my best to the familes and everyone involved
Would the plane and everyone on it had survived if there had been suitable ground to slow down the plane instead of the wall, or wouldn't any sort of ground been able to slow the plane to a halt?
There is nothing to laugh about a tragic accident. Have some respect to grieving families. Go watch memes and pranks and make "lol - laughing out loud" (just in case you don't know what that means) comments. Unfreakinbelievable.
if the pilot had decided to land right away instead of going around he would have had more runway to slow him down and there was no barrier at the other end, everyone might have survived. I think the pilot pannicked
@கோபிசுதாகர் Software for landing gear deployment; this is a well known issue with Boeing, there are separate investigations ongoing in the US (whether software done in India, along with landing gear hardware, also done in India, by sub-par Indian contractors and rampant corruption, is responsible for the many incidents that have been happening recently).
@@coop4440 Primarily with the plane, everything else just downstream. Southwest Airlines experienced this problem countless times this year, the landing gear not deploying properly, luckily no casualties. For a period of time, all Southwest Boeing planes, more than seven hundred in total, were grounded to figure out the problem. What can the pilots do if they are stuck inside a flying coffin? What novel construction can the airport consider against an out of control machine?
HE SAID DONT KNOW WHY HE DIDNT STOP WHAT THE PLANE HAD NO LANDING GEAR DOWN NO WHEELS NO BRAKES /// THAT END WALL SHOULD NOT BE THERE TAKE IT OUT REMOVE THE END WALL ALL LIVES WOULD BE SAVED THE WALL DID IT TAKE IT OUT GODBLESS ALL N FAMILYS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
the flight attendants who survived cant remember anything, its just weird, are thry trying to hide something, maybe its just me condolence and may the flight attendants recover asap and help the case
my gosh maybe because they were in an heavy impact accident that can cause memory loss? What kind of a question is that even, you don't have the basic sense to realize that it's common for people not to remember things right before or after an accident let alone a catastrophic plane crash....?
A concrete wall in a space made for emergency landings….ridiculous!
Worse they used strongest concrete
To be fair, the plane landed on the runway in the opposite direction. Doesn’t discount the fact that it shouldn’t be there but thought i’d point it out.
At least, it has prevented the plane from killing road users after the plane killed the birds.
@@InternetRoot and that justfiy for having a concrete wall there which end up being the cause of death for 179 people? what are you trying to say?
@@moontecker
"Worse they used strongest concrete"
They not only used the strongest concrete for the wall, but also reinforced it with inner steel bars.
Surely if there hadn't been that wall the plane would have stopped even if after the limits of the runway and more people would have survived
There was an runway over run similar to this in Jamaica in 2009 and everyone survived.
The fact that experts thought that most of not many would have serviced the tragedy of the wall wasn’t present is sad. The two “survivors” are most likely incredibly disfigured, one is to possibly be completely paralyzed….these folks love lives, dating lives, income, will now change for the worse as folks will forget them over time and move on.
I think its likely everyone would have survived had the wall not been there, if not most. Planes are designed for belly landings in emergency situations. I'm interested to learn more as to why thy have that wall there to begin with. Such a devasting tragedy, my heart aches for the families.
The plane's direction was heading towards runway 01 before the bird strike
They were given a clear signal to land on runway 01 but the pilot ignored it and decided to turn around and do the fatal mistake to land on runway 19 where the wall is
Even if there was no wall it would still be the same carnage as the pilots panicked
It’s Korean culture that families stay with the deceased body until they are buried/cremated and put to rest. When someone passes, there is no just thing as waiting. Funeral is done within 3 days and as soon as the person is deceased, they are already at the funeral home preparing for guests the day of or the next.
My father passed at 7pm in Korea and we were already at the funeral home (which is usually downstairs of a hospital) ready to stay there for 3 days. We weren’t allowed to go home to sleep because it was custom that we stay with the “body.” This is the reason why all these families are at the airport and not leaving until they receive the remains and transported to a funeral home and put to rest at a grave or memorial site. RIP to all those who lost their lives in this tragedy. 명복을 빕니다 🙏
That's terrible! I mean, not terrible because normally it would be, well, like you said. You know what to expect. Here? It could be a while. Plus the sheer shock of this.
@@rosesweetcharlottedifferent cultures, different beliefs and traditions
Thank you for the explanation
One of the survivors is speaking. What was said besides the plane crashed?
exactly. very baity.
I would like to take a moment to condemn the South Korean government for failing to meet international standards at the air port.
The South Korean government should file a criminal negligence lawsuit against India for its role in this disaster.
there is no international standards according to them, point me one if you can find it.
If there's international flights then the airport meets international standards.
Another political catastrophe, again! As a Korean, I am proud of the decent devotion of my people, but furious about those liars exploiting taxes and doing nothing.
Will you condemn the opposition party? Just like there are North and South Korea, there is left wing and right wing Korea.
Not only do my prayers go out for the souls lost and their families, but also for the flight attendants. It’s hard to imagine their point of view before the crash. Boarding all those people, probably remembering bits and pieces of who they saw, only to know their fate now gives me goosebumps. They’ll have ptsd and possibly survivors guilt. To each and everyone affected by this, please please please know millions of people around the world who’ve seen this send their prayers, I know they do. Seeing the uncut version is a bit haunting, but at least they went so quick 💔🙏
Why a wall!!!!
Surely if there hadn't been that wall the plane would have stopped even if after the limits of the runway and more people would have survived
@TODAY needs to tailor their end screens on certain videos. Some videos shouldn't end with a happy guy BEGGING you to watch their news channel. Very tone deaf.
Video ends at 1:50
Sad. Tragic. But Al Roker seems to be happy about it.
Get rid out that happy Al Roker outro man, especially with sensitive news like this.
The survivors guilt is gonna be crazy...
The survivors have full body paralysis, not much to feel guilty about.
Guilty??? What did they do, they have zero control of their situation? It's not like they sacrificed the others so they can survived. They got lucky they survived, they should thank God they didn't perish.
I thought one survivor likely paralysis (male) and the female flight attendant had moderate injuries (likely lifelong pain but not physical disability that prevents working).
Prob not because they don’t rmemeber a thing
@@makedredd299one is in critical. the other is fine
They literally showed the entire video except 2 seconds at moment of impact. Maybe they cut it due to TH-cam’s censorship
Dang I feel sorry for the relatives and the victims of course :(
South Koreans can’t get a break at all. Sewol ferry, Itaewon crowd crush, and now this plane crash. 😢
Incredibly sad. This crash reminds me also of Asiana Airlines but the Jeju Air is the worst because the whole plane basically didnt survive except for the tail end (and barely)
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And the attempted takeover of the government.
Lots of questions. Did the pilot know ahead that there is a concrete block (safety antena embedded)? Why did the control tower tell the pilot to land in the opposite direction from his previous attempt, knowing there's a concrete block there! The fact that the pilot expressed "mayday" should have been a warning to the air traffic controller that that the plane was in distress. And may not be able to stop on the landing strip.Therefore, the concrete block should have been a huge factor for the control tower, and they should be held responsible for this.
INCOMPETENCE on the airport management going to the top and all the way down.
This airport was not set up for distress may day emergencies.
I would like the for officials to speak out and say why that concrete wall is there, the whole reason an airport has to have surrounding space is to deal with these emergencies
Camping out at the airport is not helping. Sadly, their loved ones are gone, and their bodies have been burned and dismembered. You're probably not going to be able to pick up your loved one's remains in a day or two. I doubt officials know much more than we do right now. They just recovered the flight data recorders.
It’s most likely a cultural thing of being with your lost ones
Nothin maks sense. I know eventually theyll look thru the blackboxes but its a little frustrating the one that can speak is only saying they dont remember.
They were in a very severe accident… they most likely have a severe concussion
I think the pilot had a big problem. Even if the landing gear hydraulic system failed, there was still an electric hydraulic system, and finally a manual landing gear system. If it still couldn't be opened after taking so many measures, it would be fine. At least there was still one engine working. He could fly to the nearby Jeju Island Airport, which has a longer runway, and notify the airport staff there in advance to spray firefighting foam on the runway. Landing at this time can reduce more damage. I don't understand why he was so anxious to land there.
Why plain accelerate speed when landing???????
Landing gear failed they were belly landing means no wheels
Starting on 2025 179 people gone in the world together I am crying for them my god give them peace 😧😭😭😭
taking photos of grieving relatives - stay classy
Why are they focused on a bird strike when a cement wall caused the damage?
who approve the concrete wall should be jailed
I've seen some criticism mainly from the west why Korean media isn't focused on finding instantaneous answers to the technical reasons for the crash. Korean media has asked questions but they and Koreans understand they will come with the investigation and FACTS. We are not going to waste all of our energy on 101 theories without the evidence. Korean media and Koreans are focused on the victims and their families FIRST. As a Korean those are the stories I want to hear now. Thank you Steve Patterson and Today for giving a respectful voice to the victims and their families. You are one of the first foreign journalists to pronounce "Jeju" correctly since the crash.
But the Korea is kinda toxic right now.
If they really needed a barrier there, a concrete wall is probably the worse choice they could have made.
What safety inspector, designer, engineer signed off on that?!
It wasn't a barrier nor concrete wall.
My condolences
Why the emergency doors or slide wasn’t open that could of saved few lives before impact
ah yes, and then smear across the runway
so the caption for this video was for one sentence spoken by a survior? really? do better.
Nothing was wrong with the plane. Clearly the pilots panicked after the bird strike and lost situational awareness. Causing them to think of only one thing "land immediately". After touching down at the halfway point of the runway with no gear, there simply wasn't enough friction to slow the plane down. People would've died regardless of the wall. However, the wall definitely was a contributing factor to the number of fatalities. RIP to all victims!
That boy bouta get PAID
The body's are not made to come to complete stop like that as they're even lucky that their heads are still attached.
the jayjuu air ceo didnt put wall on the runway, but he takes responsibility??
Why is there a wall At all
what was past the wall,homes?
Such a clickbait title for this report … 🙄
“Financial compensation”
What if this is related to the recent martial law?
Is really unfair !!
It was the same plane !!!
Imagine the initial “relieve” the passengers onboard might have felt when the plane was on level ground ONLY for it to explode momentarily from an impact with the reinforced CONCRETE wall they didn’t know the aircraft was heading towards…
Somebody High up there in the management hierarchy was probably trying to scrimp on money instead of evaluting the overall safety of crucial Airport infrastructures.
That's what they renamed the 737 Max.
When a hydraulic line is cut the engine pump and all of the pumps won't do anything or the ptu If you look close at the video where the white smoke is, When the plane struck the birds you can see on the left of the white puff a smaller darker plume and hydraulic fluid is dark red or purple, When the plane hit the birds I think they bent or broke a blade causing a metal piece to fly around inside and cut a hydraulic line and all hydraulic pressure was bled off, That explains the dark plume of liquid and with an open circuit none of the pumps will work or the ptu they just dump fluid on the engine and no pressure for anything in system b. Pilot Blog shows the plane approaching and at 50 feet high you can see damage on the left cowling, That is not T/R as he points out they will not deploy over 10 feet high.
That is also why no flaps, No air brakes but the 737 can still control rudder, Elevators and ailerons with system a hydraulic circuit and so they were able to land with full control but without system b no flaps and their stall speed would be much higher explaining the high speed landing and it explains why they would choose a belly landing knowing they would stop faster skidding on the fuselage tail and engines rather than not having primary hydraulic brakes on rolling wheels so they opted not to deploy gear and might have even thought that dirt embankment for holding up fiberglass antennas would help safely slow them how would they know it was loaded with 2 foot thick concrete.
I think they are going to find a broken blade and a cut hydraulic line on the left engine All my best to the familes and everyone involved
Would the plane and everyone on it had survived if there had been suitable ground to slow down the plane instead of the wall, or wouldn't any sort of ground been able to slow the plane to a halt?
@IanW10558 yes
So sad!
and that is how you find out if there are super humans amongst us.
Imagine being asked to come back to work after that days later lol did they quit?
There is nothing to laugh about a tragic accident. Have some respect to grieving families. Go watch memes and pranks and make "lol - laughing out loud" (just in case you don't know what that means) comments. Unfreakinbelievable.
@ so would you stay at the job?
i recommended this was a setup!
if the pilot had decided to land right away instead of going around he would have had more runway to slow him down and there was no barrier at the other end, everyone might have survived. I think the pilot pannicked
Stop outsourcing software development to India, immediately ban and then check all critical infrastructure where Indian technology has been deployed.
What are you taking about? This is not even a software problem
@கோபிசுதாகர் Software for landing gear deployment; this is a well known issue with Boeing, there are separate investigations ongoing in the US (whether software done in India, along with landing gear hardware, also done in India, by sub-par Indian contractors and rampant corruption, is responsible for the many incidents that have been happening recently).
@@derekdufail2558 oh really? I didn't know that, none of the news channels I watched even reported on it, so nice to know
@@derekdufail2558you think the issue was the airplane? No fault at the pilot ? And no fault at the airport for the design?
@@coop4440 Primarily with the plane, everything else just downstream.
Southwest Airlines experienced this problem countless times this year, the landing gear not deploying properly, luckily no casualties. For a period of time, all Southwest Boeing planes, more than seven hundred in total, were grounded to figure out the problem.
What can the pilots do if they are stuck inside a flying coffin?
What novel construction can the airport consider against an out of control machine?
La unica noticia q empieza a ser verdadera
M night Shamalan made a movie about this
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Word has it the two survivors were thrown from the plane as it hit the wall😮
I blame DEI for airline hiring inexperienced pilot for this.
It was Capt. Sum Ting Wong and 1st Officer Wi Tu Lo.
@FCM415 👍😅🤣😆😂
all pilots make mistakes....
Koreans always have such nice haircuts
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It would be nice if you’d pronounce Jeju correctly. Js.
I'm Korean and how he saying is perfectly acceptable
Boeing is trash 🗑️
HE SAID DONT KNOW WHY HE DIDNT STOP WHAT THE PLANE HAD NO LANDING GEAR DOWN NO WHEELS NO BRAKES /// THAT END WALL SHOULD NOT BE THERE TAKE IT OUT REMOVE THE END WALL ALL LIVES WOULD BE SAVED THE WALL DID IT TAKE IT OUT GODBLESS ALL N FAMILYS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Rip too all the passengers ❤
Sudo apt rekta
its BOEING not surprised FLY AIRBUS FFS!!!!
how is this boeings fault?
BOEING CHEAP US MADE CRAP AGAIN
BOEING IS US MANUFACTURING QUALITY IN 2024 LOL
how is this boeings fault?
The 179 people became the scrabe-goats!🤛🤜🐑
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Omg
the flight attendants who survived cant remember anything, its just weird, are thry trying to hide something, maybe its just me condolence and may the flight attendants recover asap and help the case
my gosh maybe because they were in an heavy impact accident that can cause memory loss? What kind of a question is that even, you don't have the basic sense to realize that it's common for people not to remember things right before or after an accident let alone a catastrophic plane crash....?
K ..drama...main villian is the great wall
Yup : bc he doesn't want to "disappear"
memory loss can be a symptom of a concussion / brain injury.
Maybe blacked out?
Its south korea! They make Holden, Hyundai and Kia ffs
Why US investigators?
Part of the NTSB, safety board that investigates accidents
so they can cover it up if needed
It’s just weird for the reporter to mention “US investigators” instead of more appropriately and accurately say NTSB including US investigators.
Because US loves to be hero
@@kpopbillionaireif you mean look hero without actually being so, then I totally agree!
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