Pilot’s Children Cause this Plane to Crash into the Ground (With Real Audio)
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2022-06-09に共有
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コメント (21)
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I've known about this incident for years and years, and it's still beyond depressing that scores of passengers and crew were lost not because of any technical fault, but because of just pure, 100% human factor unprofessionalism and idiocy. All those lives cut off, truncated, because of this. Each one of those people had family, a future, and for it all to be all cast aside because someone decided to let their kid 'fly' the plane... god. What a senseless waste of human lives.
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This has to be one of the most preventable airline crashes in all of aviation history.
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"Go Away." What heartbreaking last words to hear by a son from his horrible, irresponsible father.
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I simply cannot imagine what this was like for the passengers through all these twist and turns. 😧
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“The autopilot, unable to cope, completely disengages”. Man, I felt that.
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The fact that the kid is the first to notice the plane is banking is mind-boggling.
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Of all the plane crash recreations I’ve seen online this one may have been the most preventable. Even after they realized the problem the pilots the pilots still seemed helpless to recover it
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Parenting at its finest. A monument to human stupidity should be erected with the names of all those in the cockpit.
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God this is so infuriating, can you imagine your life ending because someone let their child at the controls of something as delicate and intricate as a plane?? An absolute waste of life, it’s awful to know the people in that plane died for nothing.
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My Friend Adrian Deville died on this flight.He was a photographer and avid aviation fan.We used to go to Mildenhall Farnborough barton airshows and loved to watch the aircraft.It was ironic that Adrian died on this flight and heartbreaking too for his family. Whenever i go up in the sky now i talk to Adrian to help keep me safe.God bless you my friend!!!!
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At seven years old, I had the opportunity to visit the cockpit of a C-141 on a space available flight from Clark to Hickam. I knew enough not to touch anything. That experience made a lasting impression on me.
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My fear of flying doesn’t come from concerns over the aircraft’s integrity but more so the risky actions in the cockpit. 😢
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Imagine being told that your family has died because, “well, the plane was actually being flown by some children, so you know, what can you do?”
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As others have mentioned, yes the kids set this in motion, but the pilots should have been able to stop this. It is astonishing how bad these pilots were.
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Imagine the faces of the relatives that realized they had a friend with this much idiocy, especially to the wife.
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I can just hear the safety meeting after this, "okay, so... no more kids in the cockpit, right."
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My grandfather used to say, "Don't let a child touch anything unless you want it broken."
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As a former cabin crew member, this accident is the most infuriating one for me. We are putting our lives in their hands, have to rely on the pilot's judgment and skills just to be betrayed by the absolute stupid move on their side... RIP all those souls
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That kid - those very last seconds before they all die. I can’t even comprehend what kind of thoughts he must have had. What kind of blame he must have felt. Unfathomable.
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I flew on some crappy Yugoslavian airline many years ago - both it and the country no longer exist. Probably the most scary experience of my life. The pilot probably thought he was a fighter pilot or something in the way he threw the plane around. It actually ruined my vacation because I knew that I had to fly back with them on the way home...
