This Captain is a very good man and great Captain. I know he feels guilty about it, but it wasn’t his fault and he did great considering the high pressure situation. Thank goodness for the other Captain on the flight to join the crew. They displayed great life saving team-work. Remember folks, many other crews that came into this same situation or similar were understandably confused and panicked, and in many cases crashed. This makeshift crew did a fantastic job saving the day under extreme surprise pressure and panic. They kept it together and worked well together each taking vital roles in saving this plane and passengers.
What an amazing pilot, the plane is in 3 parts in a middle of the woods and out of 129 passengers only 8 serious injuries' and everyone is alive and fine. I bet he was the happiest pilot ever.
It’s because it’s based off true events and they don’t embellish the story for views or plots like they do in movies. When something is close to the truth and it could happen to any of us, we get sucked in.🤣🤷🏻♀️
@@ThatGirlLib oh they absolutely embellish this show, it's just well done enough that you might not notice it. It doesn't encroach on the facts which makes it not an issue in my book.
Heck I've watched so many or these, I recognize the captains actor as the same actor that played Air Traffic Controller in the re-enactment where the cargo plane sliced a Russiam plane in half and all the kids died :/
I recall a time when you might be going to the head up front amd just standing there for a few seconds coming or going and able to watch through the cockpit wasnt an uncommon experience. I miss that feeling of not being seen as a security threat constantly, but as a guest and customer 😞
I remember a flight in Peru in 1980 where the pilots allowed me to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit during landing. I was a private pilot then. Fokker F-28
He’s lost all power from his engines ,Why did he not immediately declare an emergency? Thank god the other Captain was their. He was more of a Captain than the Captain.
Listening to these guys talk reminds me of my father's accent, he was off the boat from Sweden, my friends were always saying hey your dad's got such a cool accent... that investigator Henrik Elender sounds exactly like my dad, and he even looks a lot like him, kind of weird
Well, that ended abruptly! Ice came off the wings, into the engines and caused compressor stalls. Excess fuel in the engine due to the stall explodes and blows the engine apart.
I have always, ever since I first heard of this incident, been confused by how an experienced pilot of jet aircraft did not recognize or understand a compressor stall?
@@tomhubbard7053, in the latter half, it is explained the captain reduced power and a feature the company had installed, unknown to any of their pilots, put the power right back up again, causing the destruction of the engines. It is unclear if the controls moved when the machinery applied the unexpected power.
Sweden is so practical, well educated and such a well run country that it is somehow not surprising that their worst air disaster involved no fatalities.
Falling 1200 feet per minute, both engines failing, the immediate action should be returning back to the airport. Great job by these pilots for saving the passengers and crew
De-Icing will last for about 25 minutes then must be de-Iced again. If the de-Icing is done at the gate, then this is a very dangerous procedure, de-Icing should be done closer to the runway.
What?!? This version leaves out the other captain that essentially saved them or greatly helped?!?! I'm SO confused...going back to Mentour Pilots version!
Random note...I am the weird person who probably would've LOVED the heat when first boarding that plane. Considering that on several occasions I've not realized the air conditioning had failed in the middle of the summer (I was finally comfortable instead of freezing!!!!), I would be soaking it in and having everyone else look at me like a freak. Right now I'm at work and my tea cannot steep fast enough, because I am FREEZING. Again.
The pilot was a hero and it’s sad and totally not a surprise that the Crash Investigators and Airlines are trained to find a way to put the blame on the Captain and his crew. Just completely pathetic
Had I been the lead pilot as soon as we approached the tops of the trees I would have ordered Capt. Von Hombörg to return to the cabin in to secure himself. At that point there was nothing else he could do in any event.
Why is the episode cut off? You also cut off the end of the Gimli Glider episode the other day, finding out what happened is a massive part of the story...
The cause of this one was due to clear ice build up on the wings that the de-icing couldn’t get rid of. It was too much, and the flexing of the wings loosened the ice launching it into the engines.
✈️🇸🇪 *How is this the “worst accident in Sweden history”? The Swedish must be really lucky.* Thanks for posting these videos. I love them. I’ve watched many before too for years.
@@C-Midori Yes, in retrospect I'm not sure why I phrased that comment as if I was saying "this one MIGHT be deadlier." There's no "might" involved when it's literally number one.
If the cabin door were not closed why didn’t the Stewardess just walk up to talk to the captain? Instead of calling?? It look liked the door remained open til the end.
Happy ending! I wish every air crash incidents have similar happy ending. That is the only moment people they never be afraid of air crash anymore, but unfortunately that is something impossible to achieve...!
Monday, August 30 2021 "We’re dealing with Kabul. There’s 7 buses of female American citizens. The CG refused 2 open the gate. We have a congressman with us & he had the state department reach out. MG Donahue refused. 10 minutes ago the females were taken by the Taliban. They R likely dead (or are slaves) now." - Emily Miller - American Thinker
Worst accident in Swedish history? So no one has ever died from a plane crash in Swedish airline history? That's honestly insane. They either don't have that many flights in Sweden, or they are insanely lucky
A happy ending, thanks to the crue and most to captain Rasmussen. Even though I know there were no fatalities, I'm holding my breath watching the video
What date is this please? December 27th. Which year? I don't believe the re-enactment of Captain Per Holmberg telling the Captain what to do, even if he was senior in terms of experience. Surely this is unprofessional? Advice yes.
He felt betrayed by the public, go to Mentour PIlot and watch the Gottora Miracle...the pilot seated as a passenger essentially saved the plane and the media blamed the Captain for "freezing" more or less...
Well, in the missing part of the chapter, the captain says that he always considered his plane almost like a lover. So, when the plane started to respond differently to what he ordered, he felt betrayed and after the accident he considered that this "love story" was over, so he retired from aviation.
LMAO!!! You know how it goes, the catholic church just moved priests from parish to parish, police officers just get transferred to a different county/district
Capt Sully Sullenburger from Miracle on the Hudson ended up quitting flying. While we were all feeling grateful there was no loss off life. It was a beautiful moment with the boats coming to rescue everyone. During the investigation they were blaming Capt Sully. They insisted he could have gotten back to the airport. With all the checklists and trying to restart the engines I think they were lucky they didn’t have to be sued for a plane of dead passengers. It was shocking to read how it turned out.
@@tm13tube They didn’t necessarily blame him. That’s the movie version of the events. In reality, they had to investigate the possibility of slight pilot error and to evaluate whether the plane had enough time to return. Sullenburger cooperated with the NTSB and they treated him very well during the investigation
I don't care what he did, I'd never want a pilot who is in denial about what is happening in front of his face and he wouldn't even answer the phone which could have given him insight into the issue. He's a shitty pilot. Give me captain Scully. He's an outstanding pilot.
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Watch part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/oJ3liW_JRis/w-d-xo.html
Perfect 😊
thank you
Stop reposting I wanna watch something new.
@@GoatOffroad ,
Merci pour la parte seconde. 🙏🏽
Whew, when the episode starts and they are immediately interviewing the cabin crew and one of the pilots, that's just a huge relief.
@@namor3607 Right? Just immediately: “Oh thank the spirits there’s survivors.”
I'm always glad to see the accidents in which everyone survived. My heart also goes out to Captain Rasmussen. 🙏🏻
Me too. That was excellent piloting skills.
Why??? Does he need a blood pumping muscle transplant?
The look on the flight attendants face in the reinactment is so on point lol. I’m really glad everyone survived!
This Captain is a very good man and great Captain. I know he feels guilty about it, but it wasn’t his fault and he did great considering the high pressure situation. Thank goodness for the other Captain on the flight to join the crew. They displayed great life saving team-work. Remember folks, many other crews that came into this same situation or similar were understandably confused and panicked, and in many cases crashed. This makeshift crew did a fantastic job saving the day under extreme surprise pressure and panic. They kept it together and worked well together each taking vital roles in saving this plane and passengers.
The captain speaks so well. I love how he tells the story
“The worst accident in Sweden history”
The whole video: *everyone survives*
the equivalent of getting gaijined in war thunder
The Swedes: Doing Worst Accidents Right
Swedes really are the best people.
@@LilTachanka idk what your talking about there is nothing unbalanced or buggy about the snail
@@lucasfragoso7634 *features*
What an amazing pilot, the plane is in 3 parts in a middle of the woods and out of 129 passengers only 8 serious injuries' and everyone is alive and fine. I bet he was the happiest pilot ever.
What an amazing flight crew; especially the Captain. He sounds like such a conscientious man.
Seriously what's with this series of Mayday that makes it so addictive... Another round of binging this awesome series 👍🏻🙂
It’s because it’s based off true events and they don’t embellish the story for views or plots like they do in movies. When something is close to the truth and it could happen to any of us, we get sucked in.🤣🤷🏻♀️
@@ThatGirlLib oh they absolutely embellish this show, it's just well done enough that you might not notice it. It doesn't encroach on the facts which makes it not an issue in my book.
The pilot who came from his is also a hero he had to keep the captain focused on what was in front of him
All things considered... That was an amazing landing!
If this is the worst I'm happy for Sweden aviation.
"Stockholm airport is a mess of snow, slush, and ice" So a normal Tuesday for them. 🤣
Pilot looks like he still hasn't come out of his shock
Heck I've watched so many or these, I recognize the captains actor as the same actor that played Air Traffic Controller in the re-enactment where the cargo plane sliced a Russiam plane in half and all the kids died :/
Peter! That's right.
That one was a very hard to watch. The controller even got killed by on the the victim's husband.
I recall a time when you might be going to the head up front amd just standing there for a few seconds coming or going and able to watch through the cockpit wasnt an uncommon experience. I miss that feeling of not being seen as a security threat constantly, but as a guest and customer 😞
I remember that as well. along with "smoking or non-smoking ? "
I wish I could experience that
I remember a flight in Peru in 1980 where the pilots allowed me to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit during landing. I was a private pilot then. Fokker F-28
He’s lost all power from his engines ,Why did he not immediately declare an emergency? Thank god the other Captain was their. He was more of a Captain than the Captain.
Listening to these guys talk reminds me of my father's accent, he was off the boat from Sweden, my friends were always saying hey your dad's got such a cool accent... that investigator Henrik Elender sounds exactly like my dad, and he even looks a lot like him, kind of weird
Are you able to figure out why the engine erupted into flames?
Well, that ended abruptly! Ice came off the wings, into the engines and caused compressor stalls. Excess fuel in the engine due to the stall explodes and blows the engine apart.
I have always, ever since I first heard of this incident, been confused by how an experienced pilot of jet aircraft did not recognize or understand a compressor stall?
@@tomhubbard7053, in the latter half, it is explained the captain reduced power and a feature the company had installed, unknown to any of their pilots, put the power right back up again, causing the destruction of the engines. It is unclear if the controls moved when the machinery applied the unexpected power.
Please report the Wonder channel for STEALING your videos
Pilots: no engines
Control tower: mAiNtaiN aLtiTuDe
The actor playing the captain is the same ATC guy from the mid air collision.
Sweden is so practical, well educated and such a well run country that it is somehow not surprising that their worst air disaster involved no fatalities.
and great meatballs, volvos, and bikini teams!
There was another plane that crashed and people were killed in Sweden..so this wasn't titled right
@@danielkokal8819 Don't forget Scania trucks, we have them everwhere here
Falling 1200 feet per minute, both engines failing, the immediate action should be returning back to the airport. Great job by these pilots for saving the passengers and crew
nope, that kind of turn takes too much airspeed. look for the best landing spot in front of you
I don't know why I keep binging on these plane crash documentaries! 🥴
🙄
Took that pilot long enough to decide that it wasnt a dream.
I’m just glad everyone survived. I do feel bad for Captain Rasmussen though.
De-Icing will last for about 25 minutes then must be de-Iced again. If the de-Icing is done at the gate, then this is a very dangerous procedure, de-Icing should be done closer to the runway.
Feel badly for the captain.
19:29 What a quintessentially European moment.
Honestly, I would have immediately turned the flight around for emergency landing after that first weird noise. But I am not a pilot. Dc9 is junk
Everyone survived but it was still the worst aviation accident in Sweden's history? Lucky
What?!? This version leaves out the other captain that essentially saved them or greatly helped?!?! I'm SO confused...going back to Mentour Pilots version!
There's a part 2.
I feel for this poor pilot, even seeing him doing the interview just gets me, he saved everyone. sad that he could never fly again
Random note...I am the weird person who probably would've LOVED the heat when first boarding that plane. Considering that on several occasions I've not realized the air conditioning had failed in the middle of the summer (I was finally comfortable instead of freezing!!!!), I would be soaking it in and having everyone else look at me like a freak. Right now I'm at work and my tea cannot steep fast enough, because I am FREEZING. Again.
Should probably talk with a doctor about that one.
More like a miracle instead of worst disaster
The pilot was a hero and it’s sad and totally not a surprise that the Crash Investigators and Airlines are trained to find a way to put the blame on the Captain and his crew. Just completely pathetic
@19:28 Woman says "Screw the leaking jet fuel, I'm having a cigarette." 🙄
Managed to keep cigarettes with her despite no shoes
I saw that😸😸😸
Good one! However she is just an actress for the reconstruction, so there was no fuel to ignite. Hopefully.
Worst aviation disaster for Sweden and not a single person onboard was killed...tells a lot about flying with the Swedish.
Sweden must be a great place to have an aviation disaster if this was their worst...
Had I been the lead pilot as soon as we approached the tops of the trees I would have ordered Capt. Von Hombörg to return to the cabin in to secure himself. At that point there was nothing else he could do in any event.
Worst in Swedish history, none killed. Yeah, I think Im flying swedish air from now on.
Truly a miracle, they all had guardian angels & are very blessed!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Yes! Another episode!
Worst disaster in Sweden history every one survived . Sound good to me
Odd title for the video, considering that this was quite possibly the most convenient air crash of all time; nobody died.
it was horrifying. one lady spilled her tea and the guy in 15D lost his place in his book !
Life is not a convenience.
Why is the episode cut off? You also cut off the end of the Gimli Glider episode the other day, finding out what happened is a massive part of the story...
The Channel Splits them in two, The first half released Monday, The second half released Wednesday.
The cause of this one was due to clear ice build up on the wings that the de-icing couldn’t get rid of. It was too much, and the flexing of the wings loosened the ice launching it into the engines.
@@Mgl1206 Thank you muchly! 💜
@@123hailhell Really? I never saw the 2nd half of the Gimli Glider episode released... Thank you for letting me know 💜
One of my favorites, still remember the de icing thing.
Is the actor playing the captain here the same actor that portrayed the ATC Peter Nielsen in the Überlingen mid-air collision in 2002?
10:40-must find a way to clear the shart,which is making LIFE in the cockpit unbearable.
✈️🇸🇪 *How is this the “worst accident in Sweden history”? The Swedish must be really lucky.*
Thanks for posting these videos. I love them. I’ve watched many before too for years.
This is probably the first accident you've heard of in Swedish history.
Yeah I feel like at least Linjeflyg 267 should top this... haha
@@Umekopyon that’s literally the deadliest crash on Swedish soil
@@C-Midori Yes, in retrospect I'm not sure why I phrased that comment as if I was saying "this one MIGHT be deadlier." There's no "might" involved when it's literally number one.
I think it's just labeled or titled improperly lol on another video with the full episode it has the proper title
Absolutely amazing.
If the cabin door were not closed why didn’t the Stewardess just walk up to talk to the captain? Instead of calling?? It look liked the door remained open til the end.
Happy ending! I wish every air crash incidents have similar happy ending. That is the only moment people they never be afraid of air crash anymore, but unfortunately that is something impossible to achieve...!
Monday, August 30 2021
"We’re dealing with Kabul. There’s 7 buses of female American citizens. The CG refused 2 open the gate. We have a congressman with us & he had the state department reach out. MG Donahue refused. 10 minutes ago the females were taken by the Taliban. They R likely dead (or are slaves) now."
- Emily Miller - American Thinker
Not to make light of this but does anybody really surprised that nobody died in Sweden's worst plane crash LOL
"Unfriendly Skies" -- By Rodney Stich -- Modern Assassination -- Cause the Crash of the Airplane
Who in their right mind would think it's a good idea to bother pilots while they're trying to fix the plane?
So whose idea was it? The regulators who added the new tech should be sued into oblivion.
Worst accident in Swedish history? So no one has ever died from a plane crash in Swedish airline history? That's honestly insane. They either don't have that many flights in Sweden, or they are insanely lucky
That is a Nightmare.
All lived! Awesome.
A happy ending, thanks to the crue and most to captain Rasmussen. Even though I know there were no fatalities, I'm holding my breath watching the video
Why can not they just install cameras to see the back from the cockpit
When does part 2 air?
Probably tomorrow???
Wednesday,Maam
@@mikebarcomb9297 Thank you,very much!
They lived!!!! Thank God!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It's a miracle anyone survived this falls into hero category for me
Unfriendly Skies" - By Rodney Stich -- Modern Assassination is 2 knock Down the Airplane -- Just an Accident -- Nothing 2 see here
Usually most plane crashes it’s in a million pieces, glad they made it
"Stockholm, Scandinavian 751, We are crashing into the ground now."
Chills
Air Traffic Controller Peter Nielsen is truly cursed, great actor but feel bad for his overall legacy!
Now we know, if we ever walk in an airport, about to board a flight and see that guy, we just have to turn around and go home
this is my birthday so knowing in 1991 something bad happened else where makes me shiver
My Eyes filled up as soon as I heard everyone survived. Does this every happen?? God was with them all
Is there a part 2?
Am I trippin or did he say a frozen body of water would be a good runway 🤔 ummm, no sir
Was that woman really smoking? 19:29 near fuel and the fumes.
Icing issues. A problem on those DC-9's
Fantastic
What is up with this channel posting only half the clip? Are we still in the early 2000's? Other channels like Wonder post the whole vid clip...
They post the second half on Wednesday. Ive noticed that the split episodes have less adds than if posted in full, makes watching easier.
@@cass5228 Why does title say pilot betrayed? I can't make sense of it.
@@cass5228 Thanks, I was wondering too.
@@scootergreen3 the plane betrayed the piolet
@@cass5228 Ok, thanks.
Well if that was the worst one...
Where's the rest of the episode?
What date is this please? December 27th. Which year? I don't believe the re-enactment of Captain Per Holmberg telling the Captain what to do, even if he was senior in terms of experience. Surely this is unprofessional? Advice yes.
In a normal situation it would be but in an emergency the more help they can get the better.
@@SamanthaD89 Agreed. Of course. But in the reconstruction his manner is domineering. This is unlikely in real life.
@@missasinenomine December 27, 1991
Google next time
i hate the fact that those invistigator always are trying to find something to blame to the captain.. I hate them
Part 2?
Why does title say pilot betrayed? I can't make sense of it.
He felt betrayed by the public, go to Mentour PIlot and watch the Gottora Miracle...the pilot seated as a passenger essentially saved the plane and the media blamed the Captain for "freezing" more or less...
Well, in the missing part of the chapter, the captain says that he always considered his plane almost like a lover. So, when the plane started to respond differently to what he ordered, he felt betrayed and after the accident he considered that this "love story" was over, so he retired from aviation.
Where is part 2?
Amazing airmanship.
That cockpit is definitely not a DC-9...
Even their plane crashes are neutral 😂.
WHY didn't they notify ATC ALOT SOOONER?????
I agree Winnie. That was my thought too.
I ty god for everyone that Survived but why take off when the weathers that bad
So glad these shows weren't a thing when I used to fly cuz Im never flying again
Flying isn't natural. Never should have done it in the first place 🤷🏻♂️
Where is the rest of the story?
i'm glad they gave that air traffic controller that collided those two planes a Pilot job.
LMAO!!! You know how it goes, the catholic church just moved priests from parish to parish, police officers just get transferred to a different county/district
The captain had to quit the career made me tear up he loved flying so much
Capt Sully Sullenburger from Miracle on the Hudson ended up quitting flying. While we were all feeling grateful there was no loss off life. It was a beautiful moment with the boats coming to rescue everyone. During the investigation they were blaming Capt Sully. They insisted he could have gotten back to the airport. With all the checklists and trying to restart the engines I think they were lucky they didn’t have to be sued for a plane of dead passengers. It was shocking to read how it turned out.
@@tm13tube but we all know he couldn't and yet some investigators just has to be so rude to him 🥺
@@tm13tube They didn’t necessarily blame him. That’s the movie version of the events. In reality, they had to investigate the possibility of slight pilot error and to evaluate whether the plane had enough time to return. Sullenburger cooperated with the NTSB and they treated him very well during the investigation
I don't care what he did, I'd never want a pilot who is in denial about what is happening in front of his face and he wouldn't even answer the phone which could have given him insight into the issue. He's a shitty pilot. Give me captain Scully. He's an outstanding pilot.
This is why the Ram Air turbine would have helped
Thank God they made it 🙏😊
Why is every disaster "the worst disaster?" They all cant be the "worst...." They probably mean tragic....that, they all are.
Dude at 0:30 is a serious effing dilf