@@GabrielLopez-we6yn job, while they are shit for damaging random persons stuff, the company fucks them all over and over usually when this happens, for little to almost no money.
Ikr I bet they don't pay them anything , I saw a documentary on how pilots don't get paid shit and how airlines source the routes so basically your captain doesn't really work for the airline you bought your ticket from also less safety 😧imagine how they treat these guys 😦.
Yeah, you're right, but to be caught off guard by an airplane coming in for a crash or emergency landing on a road and witness it making contact with another vehicle might fill ME up with a lot of ADRENALINE too!
I like the parents freaking out on the beach yelling "AVA GET OVER HERE!!!!!!!" And it turns out that the distance from where Ava was to "safety" with her Mom was about 6 feet. 🤦♀️
Drama queens raise drama queens. I like that the dad called it a crash, vs an emergency landing. Always gotta love women screaming bloody murder too, totally warranted for a pretty soft landing.
They were apparently ok with the plane flying 2 feet above the water in Avas general direction, then terrified when it ditched a fair distance away, then fine going to film it after meeting up with Ava half way.
@@KUNALSINGH-zk8su If that was true, he would have said it before filming the emergency landing in the water. He was more concerned with filming it for internet fame than his daughter, well until after he caught the whole thing and she was in full frame with the plane and he finally noticed.
@@joerepoman1 HELL....Just imagine driving in your CAR and something like that HITS JUST THE HOOD OF YOUR CAR!!!😲😱😲😱 I don't know about you, but if I'm driving at speeds well over 50mph, or just PARKED out in the middle of nowhere and am taken by surprise like that, the consequences can be BOTH extremely hilarious or TRAGIC. (More than likely the thing is still laying in some field somewhere just waiting in pieces... to be broken into MORE pieces by some combine or harvester that rolls over it.)
How is it brilliant? Living sentient creatures in an airport struggling for their life, not knowing what is going on probably terrorised. Shortly after killed to become some exotic dish. How is this brilliant? Zero respect for other's life
I guess that's a North American AT-6 painted to look like a German WWII fighter. Probably shouldn't be flying that in the states since you'll get shot down.
@@thebookwasbetter3650 To be fair, I think the USAF (or as it was known then, the USAAF) knows the war with Germany is over by now. Crying shame that even an AT-6 crashed though. Hope the pilot got out ok.
2:18 is not a fail, that's the Globemaster flying through Brisbane for the 2018 'Riverfire' event. I was standing on the left of the river, about 600m down from this guy filming 😊 It was spectacular to see an aircraft that size fly right past you in the city.
The plane landing in the water at the beach must of been the smoothest emergency landing I've ever seen, two thumbs up mate!!! You saved yourself and kept everyone out of harms way, people like this are worthy of history books :)
The pilot of that plane was a COMPLETE ASSHOLE! He did not go to the mandatory safety meeting for the airshow & flew it with obvious problem & landed WAY, WAY too close to swimmers. He should go to jail!
It's reassuring to know that if I'm ever in a plane crash, there will be somebody there to stand and film. Doesn't matter if I'm injured, at least there's a video. Edit: thanks for the likes!
@@hideouslyugly That is true lol. But at the same time, if I was on a plane and it was going down I wouldn’t expect anyone to come n rush to “help me” I wouldn’t even expect to survive at that point I’d rather the video 😂
Thats right.....don't put your hair dryer, trimmers etc, without proper padding or they'll come back to you in pieces.....I've had many things broken over a one year frequent travelling....
wife grabbed the daughter and went immediately for the phone, no helping at all. Reminds me of the "White Bear" episode from Black Mirror, spooky stuff
That is the age we live in - the digital age. Ppl care more about their 15 seconds of fame on IG or FB than anything else. "Boomer" is a compliment, not an insult to me. Back in those days people would be jumping in to help. We really live in a messed up society these days.
What makes me mad, is the airlines through your luggage around so bad, even brand new luggage barely stands a chance. And they deny it although we all know it.
I love how the plane crashing into the water, the mom looks to be getting her child to safety, oh wait, nope, shes moving her to take a picture of the plane crash.
That HAD to be staged!! (The chicken pieces? The dead body??) If NOT.... I would REALLY like to know what commercial airlines are responsible so I know who NOT to fly when choosing an airline! (The indifference to luggage I would basically EXPECT from damn near any/every airline--THAT doesn't come as a shock to me. Though some of the loose/broken pieces of aircraft gave me some serious PAUSE, to perhaps RECONSIDER air travel as a means from getting from "point A" to "point B".😐
Also, after watching some of this shit in this video, I'm thinking the next time I fly..... I SERIOUSLY LOAD UP on some type of drug or psychotropic so that as I'm looking out the window I will be basically TOO "STONED" to give a shit about pieces flying off the plane, and other phenomena that is NOT generally conducive to peace of mind as an airline passenger. Any recommendations BESIDES weed/marijuana/alcohol to utilize for such a purpose? Valium?? Thorazine?? ???😳😐😳😐
@@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025 I used to drive National Express coaches in the UK and would regularly have to tell people they couldn't travel with their various frozen food filled bags and suitcases. Usually frozen raw seafood or meat.
The propellers aren’t usually started that way. They’re spun to lubricate the piston chambers and camshaft. This is done pre-flight in order to prevent catastrophic engine failure. He spun them too quickly and most likely the engine was already hot. They can start this way just like a manual transmission on a car or bike.
The WW2 plane in the middle of the freeway caused me to be stuck on the freeway for about 4 hours when it usually took me about 45 minutes to get home. If I’m not mistaken this is the one that happened a couple years back in Southern California on the 101 Northbound.
5:34 I follow the Jim Jefferies rule here "Alley seat gets one arm rest and a bit of leg space" "Inside seat gets an arm rest and wall" "Middle seat gets two arm rests" "We are not animals, we live in a society!!"
Yup and also you don't fcking recline without asking politely if it's okay with the person behind you. And if that person is tall or using the table, you're a freaking barbarian if you even consider asking..
@@runem5429 wait, this perhaps goes too far If you're overheight, then ensure you either get a bulkhead or an aisle seat. Now there's nothing wrong with the tall guy who planned poorly asking the person in front to not recline, but that is the proper order of things. It shouldn't be on the person in front to ask if they can use this built in feature that all the seats have... The polite thing to do is ask, we agree on that. we apparently disagree on who should be doing the asking
@@drebk You may not be aware, but "planning ahead" is not always an option, I've flown with airlines that didn't do seating you could influence. It also isn't reasonable to expect people to book flights at much higher cost or plan in detail months in advance to be first in line for seating, always. Plans could depend on other members of a group you are travelling with, it could be almost booked up when you know which plane to book, say, or where other people need to sit in the plane can prevent you individually getting a seat with extra legroom. When flying I've mostly had just enough space for it be bearable, which is good, but sometimes, for no apparent or predictable reason the ergonomics in that particular plane or row of seats is different. And you sometimes don't even know it until the person in front reclines, because it depends on how the seat moves exactly and how high the seat is off the floor which puts knees and thighbones at different places and angles. When possible I always try to get emergency exit seats, but being as I'm Scandinavian and *only* 6"4 there are about 3-5x as many people as tall as me on the average plane full of Scandinavians as can fit in the emergency exit seats, it just not realistic to expect tall people to fit there. Besides, not all tall people are fit and mentally prepared to help in an emergency, which means they shouldn't be sitting there. These seats are in short supply and get filled up early. It was also a bit of a trend a while back for half the plane to want those seats for legroom regardless of how tall they were. So trust me when I say that you absolutely cannot blame the person in the seat behind for not "planning poorly", that is necessarily a function of *your* ignorance or indifference to others. I do think that the airlines putting the seats so close together, which is also part of why they are affordable, is a large part of this, so whatever conflict arises from the seats reclining at all is mainly on their heads, theoretically, they could simply ban all reclining. And I have seen newer planes with seats that don't recline - which is probably the way to go for short haul. *But* none of that excuses the person who reclines their seat against the wiches of the person behind. A car is built with the ability to drive at lethal speeds on the road, that doesn't equate to the driver having a right to run people over - you're simply not thinking straight here. It sounds like motivated thinking, you want to recline and feel entitled to recline and then you will fudge the reasoning to make it sound like it's an equally valid point of view, it is not. I know you didn't say this, but at the very least you should talk to the person behind you first an not just recline out of the blue, which has happened to me several times - how am I supposed to ask you not to squash my knees when my first indication that you're an imbicile with no respect for other human beings is that my knees are already squashed and I'm in agony? Again your resoning is insanly backward - you don't ask people politely to treat you with a minimum of respect by refraining from causing you bodly harm and discomfort as well as invading their personal space...all these unwritten rules should be assumed to be followed, otherwise where would we end!? Should I walk around in the road with a sign that says "please don't run me over"? Does the seats having ash trays mean I can just light a cigarette any time I want because of "this built in feature that all the seats have"...
@@runem5429 your speeding and smoking analogies miss the mark completely. There are laws against speeding and there are laws against smoking in the cabin of an airplane. So, the second they introduce laws about when you can and cannot lawfully recline, then those analogies will make sense and I will modify my position. I'm surprised that someone who took the time to write such a very long response, did not use the grey matter between the ears to determine if your analogies was remotely analogous. (lol, yes killing an innocent pedestrian during in a street race is definitely on par with bumping your knee in an airplane) Many of your examples (flying with other people, not wanting to spend the money to pick a seat, etc.) Still depend on the tall person being selfish and planning poorly. Are you traveling with exclusively 6'4 people? You can't swap with them for an aisle seat? Plan to travel with better friends. I don't recline, so you assuming my position is out of my own sense of selfishness is misguided. You're just projecting. You being tall enough for reclining to pose a problem shows your clear bias. And your bias is clouding your thinking. You can't think reasonably about the issue because "my knees are more important than your sleep" or "I'm rich enough to fly, but not rich enough or smart enough, to plan far enough ahead, Pay the extra for seats with leg room, call ahead and ask them which planes and flights allow for seat choice etc. Etc.) Hell, if the person reclining causes you so much distress when you fly. Maybe skip a year, earn some more money. And fly business or first class. It sounds ridiculous, but if it was important enough, or you were less lazy, you'd do it. In the end, you want the social awkwardness, and slight fear of having to engage with a stranger, to fall on the person who can't even see the person they might end up inconveniencing. Because if this were mandatory or the social norm, then less people would recline on average, because many people don't like asking strangers for things. So you get what you so desperately want, without being inconvenienced. The fact is, if someone doing something they are lawfully allowed to do in a plane, in a seat very clearly and intentionalLy designed to allow allow to do exactly that, if this is going to bother you, then it is on you to speak up first. You've been staring at the back of the recliner for the last 30 minutes, why not say, hey this was the only seat I could afford and I am quite tall, do you mind not reclining? Do this before the reclining occurs to save even more socially awkward embarrassment. You're the one it bothers, the onus is on you. In all your great wall of text, you didn't once bring up a reason why it should be the person in front to ask for permission to do what the seat and the Law allows them to do so they can be more comfortable. This is the only material issue that we disagree with in this scenario. It is a bit surprising that you missed this, because you seem too smart for that. Or perhaps you just want to pick a fight. Here is a better analogy: A person doesn't like the sound of page turning. Should the onus be on the random passengers beside him to preemptively ask whether them turning pages in their books will bother him? Of course not. But if the person beside him is aggressively turning pages at an obnoxiously loud level, is the anti-turner well within his rights to ask the person to stop? Of course.
@@knutnorberg9670 oh shit, I mixed up two clips. That one is in fact German, I thought you were talking about the one with the avenger landing on the sea
REALLY????!!!! Because as I'M watching it, it is SERIOUSLY causing me to RECONSIDER air travel as a viable means of getting myself from one place to another!!😳
4:53 is a perfect example of a water ditching. He's carrying enough speed to clear any unknown obstacles, which he did here when he pulled up to clear those people, yet he didn't carry too much speed either.
I'd argue against this, because he ditches it right next to a beach full of tourists. It was probably luck that he cleared those last few people, and that there wasn't swimming anyone behind them. Would have been much safer if he put it down further in the ocean.
@@SRFriso94 I'm not sure you understand that engine trouble means you don't have much choice about where you land. Banking heavily to turn with no power would also probably have caused a stall. Not to mention that one of those Avengers weighs over 7 tons and would sink pretty quickly in open ocean.
3:51 I hope that wasn’t an authentic historical Focke-Wulf Fw 190, say what you like about Nazi Germany, but the plane itself isn’t a nazi, those things are priceless treasures now.
Couple things: -I’m embarrassed FOR that lady sitting there trying to dry out her undies. 🤦♀️ -I can’t even fathom how that guy snuck a lighter on the plane; how did they not catch that? -I know the luggage people are doing that all day every day, but seriously, can’t they be more respectful of people’s belongings instead of tossing them around like that? Sheesh. -The crabs were hilarious: I hope they got to safety! And didn’t pinch anyone in the process. 😂 -And lastly, I’m going to be flying to Europe next month, so this was the perfect video to give me peace of mind! 🤣
I remember one of my first times taking a flight and they just so happen to be playing John Denver‘s Colorado Rocky Mountain high while the plane was experiencing some turbulence. Needless to say my hands need to be pried off of the armrest.
I was on a "puddle jumping" propeller aircraft flight from Topeka, KS., to a small airport in Manhattan, Kansas, that was much MORE than mere "turbulence"!! It was a TERROR!!! I remember looking out the window and watching the wing on my side visibly vibrate in a way that was, to me, VERY DISCONCERTING to notice. But the worst part was INSIDE the craft--that damn plane dropped and raised numerous times, and the noise was absolutely HELLISH. Still, I have to give credit to the pilot(s) because IF they WERE nervous themselves, they did an EXCELLENT job of disguising that fact when one of them got on the intercom to tell us in the passenger area "not to worry--just a little turbulence" or words to that effect. If the turbulence we encountered on that flight was "a LITTLE" I probably would have been screaming in terror if I experienced "A LOT"!!! I was not the only passenger that was scared. The man next to me was also gripping the armrests pretty tightly, and had his eyes closed even TIGHTER, which did not reassure me AT ALL!! (Neither was another passenger saying quite loudly "DAMN!" and "HOLY SHIT" more than a few times during that horrifying flight!!) I do remember praying that I do not experience any pain if we were to crash, and also experiencing an eerie calmness as I realized how utterly powerless we as passengers actually were, which led to a brief thought of resignation and acceptance. But I'm alive we didn't crash. (Or if I'm dead, I just don't know it yet--even after all the years have passed since.) Still, I was on a military flight from (Topeka??) Kansas or some airbase in Kansas to Southern California to get eventually to Ft. Irwin which is basically in the Mojave Desert in California. THAT flight was also miserable not because of fright but just pure discomfort: Four hours of NOISE (Very loud) COLD (absolutely NO HEAT) and cramped conditions. Still, I did OK considering there were no "barf bags" available to us all, and the guy next to me started puking in his helmet instead. THAT didn't bother me too much either. What DID bother me was when the rear was opened up so some soldiers and equipment could be parachuted off. What "warmth" there was was eliminated while that rear door remained opened, and the noise started taking "meth" and "steroids" and became that much LOUDER. The turbulence that ensued wasn't as violent as the previous flight ^^^ but it did inspire an airsickness that I have never experienced before, and I too had to utilize my helmet as a "barf bag". The last time I was at Ft Irwin in California, I remembered the crashed remains of another flight out in the middle of nowhere, which made me wonder how many may have died on that flight, and also made me realize that COMMERCIAL flying MIGHT be much more safer than MILITARY flying. (Needless to say I am NOT a fan of flying, and my fear was NOT eliminated when on one of my last very recent flights from DENVER to California, upon take off at 400mph?? Faster??? there was a very weird jolt that I NEVER experienced on ANY flight, which caused the pilot to get on the intercom and say "Sorry" once we were actually airborne. I guess the pilot was just being courteous in that case, but in MY case, that was something I personally did NOT want to hear!! "Sorry"?!? FOR WHAT EXACTLY??? (I guess it was best that the pilot did NOT go into detail about what exactly he was "Sorry" for--not at take off speeds anyway, because even though we were still on the ground, at speeds over 300mph, if anything SERIOUS goes wrong, assuming one actually SURVIVES, SERIOUS PAIN and TERROR will be felt none the less!!! And a FIRE that might ensue on the craft will just make things that much more "interesting". The "jolt" I was referring to was just that--a jolt, AND a strange, but minor sideways motion that commercial jet aircraft upon TAKE OFF are NOT supposed to happen!!
1986 - flight from Puerto Vallarta to San Francisco, plane lifts off the ground, there was a loud BANG and all the oxygen masks fall out. The screaming was unreal. Half way through the flight they ran out of alcohol.
That is amazing AND hilarious at the same time. (Makes you wonder if one or both of the PILOTS also slipped something in their coffee after that: Flight Captain: "HOLY $#÷T THAT WAS CLOSE!!!.... Look, I have to admit my nerves are more than frazzled, you won't say anything to headquarters if I just put a little nip into the coffee?!?!" Co-pilot: "Are you KIDDING ME???! I was just about to ask YOU that SAME QUESTION!!.....And that screaming by the passengers is not helping me either!!!" (On intercom): Uh.....Flight attendant to the cabin ASAP....Thank you."😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a former Ramp Rat that spent many an hour in the belly of airliners loading bags, I can confirm that the bag handling is true. If you want your belongings to arrive safely, DO NOT write fragile on it. Its just French for "throw harder". Just figured I would share that nugget of wisdom. :)
I don't think anybody harbours any illusions though? What I don't understand is having seen you do this heavy, thankless job is why do it sloppily, it just means you have to load the luggage twice?
It’s EXACTLY like working for the Post Office. “This side up?” Challenge accepted. “Handle With Care?” I bet I can punt it into the bin on the other side of the warehouse.
The thing is if there's something actually fragile that actually needs to be handled carefully and a person doesn't have any other option why be a piece of shet and treat it poorly? If you're gonna do shet like that you don't deserve the job nor the money for it.
safe bet he got arrested once the plane landed, charged with a federal offense as smoking on a plane is a federal crime, given a fine up to $25000.00 (and that is on top of other fines that may be imposed at either the destination or diversion airport (as that is what will most likely happen in the event you are caught smoking)), the flight getting diverted
He looks like a quintessential Y'all Qaeda inbred "rebel" who thinks the Constitution gives him the right to do whatever he wants without consequences.
7:39 Who smuggled this many crabs into an airport? Was someone planning on hosting a sushi bar? I fail to see who would bring live crabs anywhere, especially that many.
Flying live crabs is not unusual. I used to work in an warehouse that dealt with airline cargo of the PERISHABLE type (food=meats/seafood including LIVE CRABS/vegetables/fruits/ flowers=decorative types) The live crabs we dealt with were almost ALWAYS loaded into airline airfreight containers called "LD-3's" which were big metal containers with either a metal door or vinyl flexible door. They were also a pain to load LITERALLY, because your fingers went through the handles of the cardboard boxes the live crabs came in, and sometimes you got PINCHED by the crabs if you were not careful. Of course the crabs we shipped were not shipped like personal luggage and picked up at terminal baggage carousels--they were picked up or delivered SPECIFICALLY through the CARGO handling---that type of cargo that is picked up/delivered via airline warehouse, NOT baggage claim. Why or how live crabs made it through baggage is beyond me.
@KP_SapphireMK2 LD-3's is the name of a specific type of airline container--they are basically very big metal containers used to store various types of airline cargo, but NOT personal luggage. There are other airline loading boxes and large "cookie sheets" that were used to STACK cargo, then nets would be thrown over it, and attached to the big metal "cookie sheets" (called LD-7's if I remember correctly), and tied down tight to avoid moving or shifting during flight.) We used to load boxes of strawberries and other food items on them to be shipped overseas. I used to work in the air cargo industry at SFO (San Francisco Intl Airport)
If you lived in the Northern Territory, Australia, you might understand. Be very sober and vigilant around the carousels. ...And, "huh, ...that's not a crab ..." ...
Someone took the phrase “I have crabs” to a whole new level.
time for crab
What do you mean by that phrase?
A whole lot of crabs 🦀 too. This better not happen at an airport in louisiana, mississippi, texas or arkansas. Somebody might walk away with them!!
@@govindbarwa1806 "Crabs" is a slang term for pubic lice.
@@laura121684 Ohk, got it
That dude rage quitting his job was not a fail. That was a win.
I would love to do that!!
because it was staged af
@@PretentiousStuff ~ still a win ... punched a laptop.
@@PretentiousStuff i don't think someone would break a monitor and phone to stage something.
It was a hidden camera prank
The reassuring pat of the window at 7:29 was just awesome
I flew Allegiant once…
Lolll
"It's okay buddy, just hang in there"
😂😂😂😂
Just loose interior trim pieces. I'd be worried about parts that I can't see.
Those guys casually throwing luggage like that just boils my blood.
They certainly don't seem to be happy with their job/life
@@GabrielLopez-we6yn job, while they are shit for damaging random persons stuff, the company fucks them all over and over usually when this happens, for little to almost no money.
No wonder so many people's luggage gets lost!
The sad part is there are bunches of videos of people doing that so you know its common.
Ikr I bet they don't pay them anything , I saw a documentary on how pilots don't get paid shit and how airlines source the routes so basically your captain doesn't really work for the airline you bought your ticket from also less safety 😧imagine how they treat these guys 😦.
I absolutely hate ppl who start yelling at an accident when they are clearly not in any danger, it's stressful and ridiculous tbh.
Yes, please scream instead of help the victims
@@soaresw7rqutyq941 you're trying way too hard for likes if that was ever a thing..
@@dean8147 kek
That was my first thought also.
Scream...then hurry and record it. But for Jesus's sake don't be concerned or help the people in the plane.
Yeah, you're right, but to be caught off guard by an airplane coming in for a crash or emergency landing on a road and witness it making contact with another vehicle might fill ME up with a lot of ADRENALINE too!
I like the parents freaking out on the beach yelling "AVA GET OVER HERE!!!!!!!" And it turns out that the distance from where Ava was to "safety" with her Mom was about 6 feet. 🤦♀️
Drama queens raise drama queens. I like that the dad called it a crash, vs an emergency landing. Always gotta love women screaming bloody murder too, totally warranted for a pretty soft landing.
well he is a father he can wait for something bad to happen
They were apparently ok with the plane flying 2 feet above the water in Avas general direction, then terrified when it ditched a fair distance away, then fine going to film it after meeting up with Ava half way.
It was safe because it was within recording distance of the mother's phone.
@@KUNALSINGH-zk8su If that was true, he would have said it before filming the emergency landing in the water. He was more concerned with filming it for internet fame than his daughter, well until after he caught the whole thing and she was in full frame with the plane and he finally noticed.
6:19 definetely the best pilot ever
3:06 the FAs passing the snacks and drinks by sliding them across the floor is such a mood.
May as well dispense with the idea that anything is clean on a plane.
I mean, on a short track where the plane has to climb quite steep AND offers food on the way... maybe the only option 😅
Here comes your drinks 😂
Corona safety
Exactly
"You gotta stop farting, man, it's breaking my concentration."
damn, that's hysterical
At least he hadn't really scared the crap out of the guy...yet.
Forget that what about those two poor kids sitting in the backseat looking like they're going through hell?
@@HowardLuken plot twist they're the farters, dad's covering for them.
Stupidest question a person can ask is "Can't you hold it"? Obviously not dipfuck
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man, i thought i've seen about everything in airports, but a guy sleeping in the conveyors is surely the most inspiring thing ever shown to my eyes
I liked the one with a body wrapped up. What was that about.
@@josemoreno3334Wondering that myself. Maybe an unruly passenger and the airline had enough 😂
He opened up that little window on the airplane to lose his camera. Had me rolling when dude patted his shoulder.
Lol
Hopefully it's his camera not someone else's. He would have said, "Well, it's not like I threw it out the window". lol
Imagine getting hit in the head with that thing? It could kill someone
Why could he just film through the glass. It’s transparent, but no... let me stick my phone out this tiny portal.
@@joerepoman1 HELL....Just imagine driving in your CAR and something like that HITS JUST THE HOOD OF YOUR CAR!!!😲😱😲😱
I don't know about you, but if I'm driving at speeds well over 50mph, or just PARKED out in the middle of nowhere and am taken by surprise like that, the consequences can be BOTH extremely hilarious or TRAGIC. (More than likely the thing is still laying in some field somewhere just waiting in pieces... to be broken into MORE pieces by some combine or harvester that rolls over it.)
the crabs where absolutly briliant. Thx to all those carefull bagage handlers :-)
Poor lil' buggas.
@@dfar2303 thx ^^
I'm just wondering where they all came out from. There was a lot of them and I assume they also have to be in water.
How is it brilliant? Living sentient creatures in an airport struggling for their life, not knowing what is going on probably terrorised. Shortly after killed to become some exotic dish. How is this brilliant? Zero respect for other's life
Reminds me of the crabs from Finding Nemo: Heeey! Heeey Heeey! Heeeey!
7:50. "excuse me. But I did not come to the airport to get crabs." 😂🤣
0:57 that guy is SO LUCKY the propeller didn't slice his arms off!
he could aldo be swallowed whole and benturned into minced meat
And what was going on in his ideas department that he was so surprised at what happened?
3:50 some neo Nazi started operating the Luftwaffe and crashed
Touching the prop while your magnetos are "hot" is a retard move, and his kind of pilot always end up as a statistic.
@@lord.d1_ dude you seem obsessed with nazis
"Hey boss I ll be late today"
"Why"
" i was in a car accident with a plane"
"😑"
I guess that's a North American AT-6 painted to look like a German WWII fighter. Probably shouldn't be flying that in the states since you'll get shot down.
@@thebookwasbetter3650 To be fair, I think the USAF (or as it was known then, the USAAF) knows the war with Germany is over by now.
Crying shame that even an AT-6 crashed though. Hope the pilot got out ok.
Some of these emergency landings are just extremely impressive. As long as everyone makes it out alive, two thumbs up to the pilots!
Another thumbs up to the first officer
Half of these make me laugh, and the other half make me wanna stab someone. That was a rollercoaster of emotions.
Just like politics nowadays, haha 🤣😅
that stabbing part lmao ...true same feeling like the smoking guy, or the flight guy throwing the stuff
so quick to resort to violence. your world is doomed
I feel exactly the same way
"Rollercoaster of emotions".... (Could NOT have said it better myself!!!)
Dude quitting his job was a good thing his mental well being is more important for all of us in the long run.
2:18 is not a fail, that's the Globemaster flying through Brisbane for the 2018 'Riverfire' event. I was standing on the left of the river, about 600m down from this guy filming 😊 It was spectacular to see an aircraft that size fly right past you in the city.
I like the swimmer who immediately started making their way over to the downed plane in the water.
If that's the one on Florida's Space Coast this year a bunch of guys swam out. The people in the plane weren't hurt.
@@queenbunnyfoofoo6112 Yep,that was the Grumman TBM Avenger that ditched in Florida. Good piloting skills
@@jad43701 Yes...he did a great job putting that down.
then there's the guy in the car "OMG i barely caught that" and keeps filming instead of helping the airplane crash.
4:02 Ngudut dan santuy
The plane landing in the water at the beach must of been the smoothest emergency landing I've ever seen, two thumbs up mate!!! You saved yourself and kept everyone out of harms way, people like this are worthy of history books :)
Alright mate calm down,you've played flight simulator once, we get it
No the plane landing in traffic was a smooth emergency landing
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@@mankey5914
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The pilot of that plane was a COMPLETE ASSHOLE!
He did not go to the mandatory safety meeting for the airshow & flew it with obvious problem & landed WAY, WAY too close to swimmers. He should go to jail!
3:44 did that airplane go into the future😳
yeah who just crashes a ww2 aircraft randomly like that
Fw-190 A-5 just time traveled.
Those things cause thousands and thousands of dollars someone to just crash that that's going to be flopping. expensive
@@goodiegoodygumdrops its so sad
@@wetube6513 not a 190
It's reassuring to know that if I'm ever in a plane crash, there will be somebody there to stand and film. Doesn't matter if I'm injured, at least there's a video.
Edit: thanks for the likes!
Why u stealing
That's life these days for you. Hardly anyone helps in a situation, but you can be sure they're filming it.
And they'll probably only get the latter of the event on video.
Lol just wrote the same but not as eloquently. As long as he got the shots right 🙄?
@@hideouslyugly That is true lol. But at the same time, if I was on a plane and it was going down I wouldn’t expect anyone to come n rush to “help me” I wouldn’t even expect to survive at that point I’d rather the video 😂
This is why I NEVER pack anything important or fragile in my suitcase that’s checked.
Thats right.....don't put your hair dryer, trimmers etc, without proper padding or they'll come back to you in pieces.....I've had many things broken over a one year frequent travelling....
Not a handle with care job.
@nobody ...American Airlines....I never fly them again....they try to apologize afterward saying blah blah blah....
@@Bruce.-Wayne Ahh American Airlines. Makes sense..
@@Bruce.-Wayne hair dryers and trimmers are important?
The intro scared me 0:03
me too😮
Ava‘s dad was frightened she could block his recording view - just in case, mother rushed for an alternative perspective i guess..
5:10 love how noone even start to check out the plane and if anyone needs help lol.
One man on the right swam out to them, though.
2:17 i would sh*t myself
Was that in NY too? Another 9/11 almost
Porsche 911 it's the best!
@@Brittjones ONE TWO THREE!!!!
I would start praying like never before.
@@connorplatt3761 I believe it was in Melbourne Australia. I know it was Australian for sure
5:13 Instead of helping him, he just filmed. What a man
wife grabbed the daughter and went immediately for the phone, no helping at all. Reminds me of the "White Bear" episode from Black Mirror, spooky stuff
Exactly
I was thinking the exact same thing. I would have gone and help him.
That is the age we live in - the digital age. Ppl care more about their 15 seconds of fame on IG or FB than anything else. "Boomer" is a compliment, not an insult to me. Back in those days people would be jumping in to help. We really live in a messed up society these days.
@@expat2010 Ironically, Boomer doesn't even apply to the older generation anymore; it now applies to anyone born between 2020-2022.
What makes me mad, is the airlines through your luggage around so bad, even brand new luggage barely stands a chance. And they deny it although we all know it.
7:27 - giving the broken window frame a pat. "There there, it'll get better"
Eh, not really a huge deal
wysi
@@peterf.229 God and Jesus love you
WYSI
I love how the plane crashing into the water, the mom looks to be getting her child to safety, oh wait, nope, shes moving her to take a picture of the plane crash.
It's funny and weird hhhhh
I despise people like that
@@zocker853 me too. but lets relax abit here. maybe she knows her child is already safe. MAYBE
Dad never stopped filming when a plane coming near his kid.
5:10
Crabs in an airport absolutely hilarious
6:34
Jet engine: *You know, I'm something of a machine gun myself*
I didn’t know they had internet in North Korea
7:25 really just tapped it to relax like "there , there child"😂
😂😂😂
6:43 my favorite
Lesson learned, whenever there is a life threatening disaster happening, get the phone out and film it!
And scream, don't forget to scream - as hard as you can, especially if you're not the one in danger. 👍
OK, the chicken pieces was a "who the heck does that?" but the crabs just had me rolling!
Borat that’s who.
That HAD to be staged!! (The chicken pieces? The dead body??) If NOT.... I would REALLY like to know what commercial airlines are responsible so I know who NOT to fly when choosing an airline! (The indifference to luggage I would basically EXPECT from damn near any/every airline--THAT doesn't come as a shock to me. Though some of the loose/broken pieces of aircraft gave me some serious PAUSE, to perhaps RECONSIDER air travel as a means from getting from "point A" to "point B".😐
Also, after watching some of this shit in this video, I'm thinking the next time I fly..... I SERIOUSLY LOAD UP on some type of drug or psychotropic so that as I'm looking out the window I will be basically TOO "STONED" to give a shit about pieces flying off the plane, and other phenomena that is NOT generally conducive to peace of mind as an airline passenger. Any recommendations BESIDES weed/marijuana/alcohol to utilize for such a purpose? Valium?? Thorazine?? ???😳😐😳😐
@@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025 I used to drive National Express coaches in the UK and would regularly have to tell people they couldn't travel with their various frozen food filled bags and suitcases. Usually frozen raw seafood or meat.
@@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025 shrooms would do it. Don't load up till you hallucinate, just enough you laugh at everything and you'll be just fine!! OK
the Crabs are like : Freedom make a run for it. lol
2:27 And this guy actually managed to get to the airport and on to the plane in one piece.
Some people should not be allowed to breed. He is one of them, along with his parents.
my dog smarter than him
@@keyloh9386 God and Jesus love you
Dude spinning propeller about lost his arm. Looked like he forgot what he was doing.
Probably turning the prop to inspect the blades. Left mags on and mixture rich. People have died this way.
True
The propellers aren’t usually started that way. They’re spun to lubricate the piston chambers and camshaft. This is done pre-flight in order to prevent catastrophic engine failure. He spun them too quickly and most likely the engine was already hot. They can start this way just like a manual transmission on a car or bike.
@@verdantgrottobarbell5279 nowadays u can prime the engine other ways
@@decodiazHD Well this guy definitely "primed" his pants. lol
Not gonna lie, the crabs on the carousel was both funny and oddly creepy as hell. 😂
3:54, plot twist, he was actually shot down in 1944 and managed to glide his plane in on a very slow trajectory.
Luftwaffe pilot
He went through a worm hole
Bouta say everyone gonna ignore the fw 190?
@@fastwinggaming1498 wasn't an fw190
@@narellebenson3047 actually yea now that I look at it it looks like a stuka
7:32 Finally, a spin-off to Snakes on a Plane!
Deadliest Catch: Airport edition
Haha good one " Crabs on a plane "
Then centipedes on a plane
Well…we know someone caught crabs while on vacation 😁
Crabs in re_claim.
Crabs on a Carousel!
The WW2 plane in the middle of the freeway caused me to be stuck on the freeway for about 4 hours when it usually took me about 45 minutes to get home. If I’m not mistaken this is the one that happened a couple years back in Southern California on the 101 Northbound.
Mein fuhrer!! the mission was kapuut!! Wir gott shotten down mein furher!!...THE KRIEG IS LOSTEN MEIN FURHER!!!!....XD XD XD XD
5:34 I follow the Jim Jefferies rule here
"Alley seat gets one arm rest and a bit of leg space"
"Inside seat gets an arm rest and wall"
"Middle seat gets two arm rests"
"We are not animals, we live in a society!!"
Maybe they should post that somewhere inside the plane. Lol
Yup and also you don't fcking recline without asking politely if it's okay with the person behind you. And if that person is tall or using the table, you're a freaking barbarian if you even consider asking..
@@runem5429 wait, this perhaps goes too far
If you're overheight, then ensure you either get a bulkhead or an aisle seat.
Now there's nothing wrong with the tall guy who planned poorly asking the person in front to not recline, but that is the proper order of things.
It shouldn't be on the person in front to ask if they can use this built in feature that all the seats have...
The polite thing to do is ask, we agree on that.
we apparently disagree on who should be doing the asking
@@drebk You may not be aware, but "planning ahead" is not always an option, I've flown with airlines that didn't do seating you could influence. It also isn't reasonable to expect people to book flights at much higher cost or plan in detail months in advance to be first in line for seating, always. Plans could depend on other members of a group you are travelling with, it could be almost booked up when you know which plane to book, say, or where other people need to sit in the plane can prevent you individually getting a seat with extra legroom.
When flying I've mostly had just enough space for it be bearable, which is good, but sometimes, for no apparent or predictable reason the ergonomics in that particular plane or row of seats is different. And you sometimes don't even know it until the person in front reclines, because it depends on how the seat moves exactly and how high the seat is off the floor which puts knees and thighbones at different places and angles. When possible I always try to get emergency exit seats, but being as I'm Scandinavian and *only* 6"4 there are about 3-5x as many people as tall as me on the average plane full of Scandinavians as can fit in the emergency exit seats, it just not realistic to expect tall people to fit there. Besides, not all tall people are fit and mentally prepared to help in an emergency, which means they shouldn't be sitting there. These seats are in short supply and get filled up early. It was also a bit of a trend a while back for half the plane to want those seats for legroom regardless of how tall they were. So trust me when I say that you absolutely cannot blame the person in the seat behind for not "planning poorly", that is necessarily a function of *your* ignorance or indifference to others.
I do think that the airlines putting the seats so close together, which is also part of why they are affordable, is a large part of this, so whatever conflict arises from the seats reclining at all is mainly on their heads, theoretically, they could simply ban all reclining. And I have seen newer planes with seats that don't recline - which is probably the way to go for short haul.
*But* none of that excuses the person who reclines their seat against the wiches of the person behind. A car is built with the ability to drive at lethal speeds on the road, that doesn't equate to the driver having a right to run people over - you're simply not thinking straight here. It sounds like motivated thinking, you want to recline and feel entitled to recline and then you will fudge the reasoning to make it sound like it's an equally valid point of view, it is not.
I know you didn't say this, but at the very least you should talk to the person behind you first an not just recline out of the blue, which has happened to me several times - how am I supposed to ask you not to squash my knees when my first indication that you're an imbicile with no respect for other human beings is that my knees are already squashed and I'm in agony? Again your resoning is insanly backward - you don't ask people politely to treat you with a minimum of respect by refraining from causing you bodly harm and discomfort as well as invading their personal space...all these unwritten rules should be assumed to be followed, otherwise where would we end!? Should I walk around in the road with a sign that says "please don't run me over"? Does the seats having ash trays mean I can just light a cigarette any time I want because of "this built in feature that all the seats have"...
@@runem5429 your speeding and smoking analogies miss the mark completely. There are laws against speeding and there are laws against smoking in the cabin of an airplane.
So, the second they introduce laws about when you can and cannot lawfully recline, then those analogies will make sense and I will modify my position.
I'm surprised that someone who took the time to write such a very long response, did not use the grey matter between the ears to determine if your analogies was remotely analogous. (lol, yes killing an innocent pedestrian during in a street race is definitely on par with bumping your knee in an airplane)
Many of your examples (flying with other people, not wanting to spend the money to pick a seat, etc.) Still depend on the tall person being selfish and planning poorly.
Are you traveling with exclusively 6'4 people? You can't swap with them for an aisle seat? Plan to travel with better friends.
I don't recline, so you assuming my position is out of my own sense of selfishness is misguided. You're just projecting.
You being tall enough for reclining to pose a problem shows your clear bias. And your bias is clouding your thinking. You can't think reasonably about the issue because "my knees are more important than your sleep" or "I'm rich enough to fly, but not rich enough or smart enough, to plan far enough ahead, Pay the extra for seats with leg room, call ahead and ask them which planes and flights allow for seat choice etc. Etc.)
Hell, if the person reclining causes you so much distress when you fly. Maybe skip a year, earn some more money. And fly business or first class. It sounds ridiculous, but if it was important enough, or you were less lazy, you'd do it.
In the end, you want the social awkwardness, and slight fear of having to engage with a stranger, to fall on the person who can't even see the person they might end up inconveniencing. Because if this were mandatory or the social norm, then less people would recline on average, because many people don't like asking strangers for things. So you get what you so desperately want, without being inconvenienced.
The fact is, if someone doing something they are lawfully allowed to do in a plane, in a seat very clearly and intentionalLy designed to allow allow to do exactly that, if this is going to bother you, then it is on you to speak up first.
You've been staring at the back of the recliner for the last 30 minutes, why not say, hey this was the only seat I could afford and I am quite tall, do you mind not reclining?
Do this before the reclining occurs to save even more socially awkward embarrassment.
You're the one it bothers, the onus is on you.
In all your great wall of text, you didn't once bring up a reason why it should be the person in front to ask for permission to do what the seat and the Law allows them to do so they can be more comfortable.
This is the only material issue that we disagree with in this scenario.
It is a bit surprising that you missed this, because you seem too smart for that. Or perhaps you just want to pick a fight.
Here is a better analogy:
A person doesn't like the sound of page turning.
Should the onus be on the random passengers beside him to preemptively ask whether them turning pages in their books will bother him?
Of course not.
But if the person beside him is aggressively turning pages at an obnoxiously loud level, is the anti-turner well within his rights to ask the person to stop?
Of course.
1:01 makes me think of "adulthood is like looking both ways before crossing the street and getting hit by a Plane" 🤣
« إِنَّ اللَّهَ وَمَلَائِكَتَهُ يُصَلُّونَ عَلَى النَّبِيِّ ۚ يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا صَلُّوا عَلَيْهِ وَسَلِّمُوا تَسْلِيمًا » 🥰 .......,,,,
3:50 good thing grandpa wasnt in the car, his PTSD would kick in with that 😂
I thought that looked like a BF109 but I was like no freaking way lol 😅
I also thought it was a nazi plane 😂
Wow, that was a firey mess-of-Schmitt.
Hi dad -.-
Pretty sure it was more a major Focke up.
Hehe Mess Her Schmitt
Actually, I think that was a flaming yak.
Damn! The two previous puns😂😂😂😂😂 (Makes me wish I thought of one or both of them!! Pretty good!😂)
The part when she saw feet, her face it is so funny 🤣🤣
3:56 Some ww2 veteran saw that plane and must have thought he was back in the war so he shot it down lol.
one that is still a nazi or is still fighting for imperial japan, that is
@@tcg1_qc isnt it a german plane, messerschmot or something
@@amysinclair110 no, it's an American plane
@@tcg1_qc it's a german livery.
@@knutnorberg9670 oh shit, I mixed up two clips. That one is in fact German, I thought you were talking about the one with the avenger landing on the sea
It went from glamorous to to a hellish nightmare of zombies and idiots in 100 years. Well done humanity!
I am so pleased I'm done with air-travel now. I did OK in the 70s 80s and 90s and now I don't care if I never get on a plane again.
@@terencejay8845 My sentiments exactly, at this point I am never getting on a commercial flight again.
This video is the highlight of my week! So funny!
I have a trip tomorrow, perfect video to watch today!
REALLY????!!!! Because as I'M watching it, it is SERIOUSLY causing me to RECONSIDER air travel as a viable means of getting myself from one place to another!!😳
@@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025 no it was sarcasm
4:53 is a perfect example of a water ditching. He's carrying enough speed to clear any unknown obstacles, which he did here when he pulled up to clear those people, yet he didn't carry too much speed either.
I'd argue against this, because he ditches it right next to a beach full of tourists. It was probably luck that he cleared those last few people, and that there wasn't swimming anyone behind them. Would have been much safer if he put it down further in the ocean.
the parents yelling at their kid are fucking idiots though
@@SRFriso94 I'm not sure you understand that engine trouble means you don't have much choice about where you land. Banking heavily to turn with no power would also probably have caused a stall. Not to mention that one of those Avengers weighs over 7 tons and would sink pretty quickly in open ocean.
@@TomTheSaintsGuy it's an avenger? not an sb2c?
@@tcg1_qc Looks similar to a SB2C, but in other clips of the crash from better angles it's defo an Avenger
3:01 that guy tho 😂
I feel like y'all was gonna upload this last week but you remembered what date it was
6:10 is insanely impressive.
The 1st video on this compilation gave "Boeing's most safe plane ever" a whole new meaning.
the man giggling at the crabs part was contagious.. that shi made me laugh XD 7:30
Behehehe HEEeeE
As a pilot, most of these are just terrifying. Some of these aren't fails, they're aircraft in distress.
Dude, that yellow twin prop landing was a definite win. That was pretty incredible.
Agreed
yes they are fails. something failed.
Cupyay lol
I love the guy who lifts the window frame up then pats it back into place 😂
3:40 they absolutely love their jobs!
Hahaha! 😅
3:20 in a nutshell...
Zuko: Here for a rematch?
Katara: Trust me Zuko, it's not going to be much of a match.
Thr guy getting his bag stuck in the carry on size checker....😂
Imagine someone would took that sleeping guy, like "Its mine"
3:51 I hope that wasn’t an authentic historical Focke-Wulf Fw 190, say what you like about Nazi Germany, but the plane itself isn’t a nazi, those things are priceless treasures now.
oh no, it's not a FW - it's a North American SNJ-5 Texan
@@moonraker978 Why is there the Wehrmacht’s symbol on the wings if it’s not a German aircraft? I am confused…
@@moonraker978 Yeah, pretty sure that’s an FW 190
IIRC it was a Texan painted like a FW 190 for an aero club
Same.
I saw the cockpit frame and was like damn.
Couple things:
-I’m embarrassed FOR that lady sitting there trying to dry out her undies. 🤦♀️
-I can’t even fathom how that guy snuck a lighter on the plane; how did they not catch that?
-I know the luggage people are doing that all day every day, but seriously, can’t they be more respectful of people’s belongings instead of tossing them around like that? Sheesh.
-The crabs were hilarious: I hope they got to safety! And didn’t pinch anyone in the process. 😂
-And lastly, I’m going to be flying to Europe next month, so this was the perfect video to give me peace of mind! 🤣
Me encanta ver que bien tratan el equipaje los operadores de carga y descarga, así da gusto pensar en hacer un viaje con avión
Dad tells of stories when flying used to be glamorous. Now we have a jingle buses with wings
People realise that we fly so we can get from point A to point B, not to be "glamorous".
its the little pat he does on the broken window that got me.
Ava: sees plane coming her direction and beginning to crash
Also Ava: runs directly into path of incoming plane
Based off the reaction of her mother and father it's no surprise that little Ava isn't too bright either.
@@hedkace yea and he kept recording instead of running to help
Camera: exists
The wind: A free camera? For me?! You shouldn't have...
Loved the patting of the window seal as it floated free at heaven-know-how-many thousand feet. There's confidence for you.
That womens face with the feet on her arm rest was priceless. Had me rolling.
Yep lol. I guess the lady behind her must've been real comfortable to take those shoes off & put those feet up like that on a plane.
Still not seeing any post about the woman drying underwear in front of a vent, I am so grossed out!
@@sarahmesser6056 that was crazy too, airing out those panties on a plane 😳😳😯😯
@@dwjoseph59 Are we sure those were a ladies? Those were some ugly man feet.
@@mohmoony3918 😳😳😯😯🤣🤣😂😂
I remember one of my first times taking a flight and they just so happen to be playing John Denver‘s Colorado Rocky Mountain high while the plane was experiencing some turbulence. Needless to say my hands need to be pried off of the armrest.
We're you thinking of the movie Final Destination?
@@clbdyc
John Denver's final destination. 😎
I was on a "puddle jumping" propeller aircraft flight from Topeka, KS., to a small airport in Manhattan, Kansas, that was much MORE than mere "turbulence"!! It was a TERROR!!! I remember looking out the window and watching the wing on my side visibly vibrate in a way that was, to me, VERY DISCONCERTING to notice. But the worst part was INSIDE the craft--that damn plane dropped and raised numerous times, and the noise was absolutely HELLISH. Still, I have to give credit to the pilot(s) because IF they WERE nervous themselves, they did an EXCELLENT job of disguising that fact when one of them got on the intercom to tell us in the passenger area "not to worry--just a little turbulence" or words to that effect. If the turbulence we encountered on that flight was "a LITTLE" I probably would have been screaming in terror if I experienced "A LOT"!!! I was not the only passenger that was scared. The man next to me was also gripping the armrests pretty tightly, and had his eyes closed even TIGHTER, which did not reassure me AT ALL!! (Neither was another passenger saying quite loudly "DAMN!" and "HOLY SHIT" more than a few times during that horrifying flight!!) I do remember praying that I do not experience any pain if we were to crash, and also experiencing an eerie calmness as I realized how utterly powerless we as passengers actually were, which led to a brief thought of resignation and acceptance. But I'm alive we didn't crash. (Or if I'm dead, I just don't know it yet--even after all the years have passed since.)
Still, I was on a military flight from (Topeka??) Kansas or some airbase in Kansas to Southern California to get eventually to Ft. Irwin which is basically in the Mojave Desert in California. THAT flight was also miserable not because of fright but just pure discomfort: Four hours of NOISE (Very loud) COLD (absolutely NO HEAT) and cramped conditions. Still, I did OK considering there were no "barf bags" available to us all, and the guy next to me started puking in his helmet instead. THAT didn't bother me too much either. What DID bother me was when the rear was opened up so some soldiers and equipment could be parachuted off. What "warmth" there was was eliminated while that rear door remained opened, and the noise started taking "meth" and "steroids" and became that much LOUDER. The turbulence that ensued wasn't as violent as the previous flight ^^^ but it did inspire an airsickness that I have never experienced before, and I too had to utilize my helmet as a "barf bag". The last time I was at Ft Irwin in California, I remembered the crashed remains of another flight out in the middle of nowhere, which made me wonder how many may have died on that flight, and also made me realize that COMMERCIAL flying MIGHT be much more safer than MILITARY flying. (Needless to say I am NOT a fan of flying, and my fear was NOT eliminated when on one of my last very recent flights from DENVER to California, upon take off at 400mph?? Faster??? there was a very weird jolt that I NEVER experienced on ANY flight, which caused the pilot to get on the intercom and say "Sorry" once we were actually airborne. I guess the pilot was just being courteous in that case, but in MY case, that was something I personally did NOT want to hear!! "Sorry"?!? FOR WHAT EXACTLY??? (I guess it was best that the pilot did NOT go into detail about what exactly he was "Sorry" for--not at take off speeds anyway, because even though we were still on the ground, at speeds over 300mph, if anything SERIOUS goes wrong, assuming one actually SURVIVES, SERIOUS PAIN and TERROR will be felt none the less!!! And a FIRE that might ensue on the craft will just make things that much more "interesting".
The "jolt" I was referring to was just that--a jolt, AND a strange, but minor sideways motion that commercial jet aircraft upon TAKE OFF are NOT supposed to happen!!
1:37 I love this kind of humour !! :D
No fun in being burnt out by your company. Power to him!
Yeah.....That guy was NOT what one would call a "happy camper".
imagine yelling at your kid to get over here but when you go to grab her you take out your phone.......gotta do it for the grammmm
Who the hell evacuates out of plane with a burning engine, steps back by literally 15 steps and start filming? Are these people zombies or something?
Fr like if it explodes you need to be way further out or else you could get hurt
NO just liberals.
Ava's mom super concerned about gettin' that footage.
1986 - flight from Puerto Vallarta to San Francisco, plane lifts off the ground, there was a loud BANG and all the oxygen masks fall out. The screaming was unreal. Half way through the flight they ran out of alcohol.
That is amazing AND hilarious at the same time. (Makes you wonder if one or both of the PILOTS also slipped something in their coffee after that:
Flight Captain: "HOLY $#÷T THAT WAS CLOSE!!!.... Look, I have to admit my nerves are more than frazzled, you won't say anything to headquarters if I just put a little nip into the coffee?!?!"
Co-pilot: "Are you KIDDING ME???! I was just about to ask YOU that SAME QUESTION!!.....And that screaming by the passengers is not helping me either!!!" (On intercom): Uh.....Flight attendant to the cabin ASAP....Thank you."😂😂😂😂😂😂
5:55
"Write your name in reverse, its your demon name"
People named Gab:
why me
As a former Ramp Rat that spent many an hour in the belly of airliners loading bags, I can confirm that the bag handling is true. If you want your belongings to arrive safely, DO NOT write fragile on it. Its just French for "throw harder". Just figured I would share that nugget of wisdom. :)
I don't think anybody harbours any illusions though? What I don't understand is having seen you do this heavy, thankless job is why do it sloppily, it just means you have to load the luggage twice?
What I want to know is why someone was allowed to bring live crabs and raw chicken on a flight. Crabs were hilarious. The chicken was nasty.
Lol
It’s EXACTLY like working for the Post Office. “This side up?” Challenge accepted. “Handle With Care?” I bet I can punt it into the bin on the other side of the warehouse.
The thing is if there's something actually fragile that actually needs to be handled carefully and a person doesn't have any other option why be a piece of shet and treat it poorly? If you're gonna do shet like that you don't deserve the job nor the money for it.
That guy smoking his cigarette on the plane and chilling is a whole mood 😂😂
safe bet he got arrested once the plane landed, charged with a federal offense as smoking on a plane is a federal crime, given a fine up to $25000.00 (and that is on top of other fines that may be imposed at either the destination or diversion airport (as that is what will most likely happen in the event you are caught smoking)), the flight getting diverted
Smoking is only allowed on international flights. Usually the back rows. Yeah, that was a dumb move lol
Yup, he was all outta effs to give, lol!
He looks like a quintessential Y'all Qaeda inbred "rebel" who thinks the Constitution gives him the right to do whatever he wants without consequences.
"and chilling is a whole mood"
Don't congratulate and encourage that behaviour. It is terrible, unsafe, unhealthy, illegal and ruins everyone's day.
Those crabs are like "come on guys let's go, we're here. The vacation starts now boys"
Congratulations to everyone who found this comment so early.
Have a great weekend and enjoy your time🔥🔥🔥🔥
7:39 Who smuggled this many crabs into an airport? Was someone planning on hosting a sushi bar? I fail to see who would bring live crabs anywhere, especially that many.
Flying live crabs is not unusual. I used to work in an warehouse that dealt with airline cargo of the PERISHABLE type (food=meats/seafood including LIVE CRABS/vegetables/fruits/ flowers=decorative types)
The live crabs we dealt with were almost ALWAYS loaded into airline airfreight containers called "LD-3's" which were big metal containers with either a metal door or vinyl flexible door. They were also a pain to load LITERALLY, because your fingers went through the handles of the cardboard boxes the live crabs came in, and sometimes you got PINCHED by the crabs if you were not careful. Of course the crabs we shipped were not shipped like personal luggage and picked up at terminal baggage carousels--they were picked up or delivered SPECIFICALLY through the CARGO handling---that type of cargo that is picked up/delivered via airline warehouse, NOT baggage claim. Why or how live crabs made it through baggage is beyond me.
@KP_SapphireMK2 LD-3's is the name of a specific type of airline container--they are basically very big metal containers used to store various types of airline cargo, but NOT personal luggage. There are other airline loading boxes and large "cookie sheets" that were used to STACK cargo, then nets would be thrown over it, and attached to the big metal "cookie sheets" (called LD-7's if I remember correctly), and tied down tight to avoid moving or shifting during flight.) We used to load boxes of strawberries and other food items on them to be shipped overseas. I used to work in the air cargo industry at SFO (San Francisco Intl Airport)
If you lived in the Northern Territory, Australia, you might understand. Be very sober and vigilant around the carousels.
...And, "huh, ...that's not a crab ..." ...
Torturing creatures and then eat 'em.
I love animals. People suck.
Same question I’m asking too!
I’m going on a flight soon.Thanks so much! :)) perfect to watch :D
1:29 I recently heard that a few people have died at this beach. Maybe this woman was one of them after being launched into the concrete wall.
3:56 I was so scared that it was an actual Fw-190 but it's just a T-6 painted to be a 190
Oh my god, SAAAME. But then I realized there are only a couple FW-190s in private hands. And they found 50 FW-190s buried in Turkey.
Thought the same thing but that cockpit gave it away.
So nothing of value was lost, then. I hope the pilot made it out safe, ofc.
Thanks! My heart is now safe.
Such a drama
I love Crabs man, they are instantly ready to fight...wherever, whenever!
3:54 Didn't expect that Grandpa Gustav would need this long for his last airstrike against the Allies ^-^
When were we at war with Russia?
@@sludge4125 Look at the wings. The sign of Germania.
@@djambush360 👍👍👍🤪
@@sludge4125 ^-^
50% impressive emergency landings, 45% asshole passengers, 5% actual fails.
Remember kids, any landing you walk away from is a good landing.
4:59 : *"Ava GET OVER HERE, GET OVER HERE, you're in the frame for pete's sakes !!!"*
This is one of the best fail videos I have ever watched! Genuinely amazing!
7:31. Wow, that conveyor’s got the worst case of crabs that I’ve ever seen…
Nice puns
I CANT STOP LAUGHING, THE FROSTED CHICKEN!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
7:45 Best security out there.