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747 or DELTA

Why the fuck did you think flashing the screen is a good idea? Just makes it hard to look at

Best in air stunt teat 👇

Imagine he was already at V1 😦

😰😰😰😨😨😳😳💀

Twa 800✈️🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🌊 747

Pan am and klm😢

The fact the hydraulics were also damaged and they landed they are a true legend

𝕟𝕠 𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕥 𝕊𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕜💀

☠️☠️💯

Me in American Airlines: glad I,m going back home…huh? (Looks window) *homer screams*

bro the is not because of the pilot error its because they lifted uo the nose of the plane a bit too much which resulted in the plane going for a stall

THE TOWERS ARE GOING DOWN-

we're getting an epileptic seizure with this one

App name?

OMG assassin plane😱😨😰

For those who don’t understand: one plane was taking off and another plane was getting ready to also take off. The plane that was taking off couldn’t pull up enough and crashed into the top of the plane. 584 passengers lost their souls

App name

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Tenerife Airport Disaster: A Tragic Day in Aviation History On March 27, 1977, Los Rodeos Airport in Tenerife became the site of the deadliest aviation disaster in history. This tragic event, shaped by miscommunications and unfortunate coincidences, led to devastating consequences. A Cloudy Beginning The day began with a terrorist bombing at Gran Canaria Airport, prompting several flights, including KLM Flight 4805 and Pan Am Flight 1736, to divert to the smaller Los Rodeos Airport on Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands. The airport, unprepared for the sudden influx of large aircraft, faced further complications from thick fog that severely reduced visibility. Unlikely Encounters Both KLM Flight 4805, piloted by Captain Jacob Veldhuyzen van Zanten, and Pan Am Flight 1736, under the command of Captain Victor Grubbs, were directed to taxi on the same runway. The KLM aircraft was instructed to taxi to the end, turn around, and await further instructions. Meanwhile, the Pan Am aircraft was to follow and then exit the runway at a specific taxiway. The Fog of Miscommunication With visual navigation nearly impossible due to the fog, the Pan Am crew missed their designated turn and continued taxiing along the runway. Unbeknownst to them, the KLM aircraft was preparing for takeoff at the other end of the same runway. In the KLM cockpit, a critical misunderstanding occurred. Captain van Zanten, anxious about duty time restrictions and eager to depart, believed he had received clearance for takeoff. Despite his first officer's uncertainty, the captain initiated the takeoff roll. A Collision in the Fog As the KLM jumbo jet sped down the runway, the Pan Am aircraft, still searching for its exit, came into view. Captain Grubbs of the Pan Am flight shouted a desperate warning and tried to steer his plane off the runway, but it was too late. The two aircraft collided with catastrophic force. The impact was devastating. The KLM aircraft, nearly airborne, struck the Pan Am plane, ripping through its fuselage and causing a massive fireball that consumed both planes. The Aftermath The aftermath was grim. All 248 passengers and crew aboard KLM Flight 4805 perished. On Pan Am Flight 1736, 335 of the 396 people aboard lost their lives. Miraculously, 61 people survived, mostly those seated in the forward section of the Pan Am aircraft, which had sustained less severe damage. A Call for Change The Tenerife disaster led to profound changes in aviation safety. Investigations revealed that miscommunication and human error were primary factors. As a result, aviation authorities implemented stricter communication protocols, ensuring that pilots and air traffic controllers used standardized phrases to prevent misunderstandings. Furthermore, the tragedy highlighted the importance of Crew Resource Management (CRM), focusing on teamwork, communication, and decision-making in the cockpit. CRM training became mandatory worldwide, enhancing safety across the aviation industry. A Lasting Legacy The Tenerife airport disaster remains a somber reminder of the critical importance of clear communication, proper procedures, and the human element in aviation safety. The lessons learned from that tragic day have shaped the industry, making air travel safer for millions of passengers around the world.

Temerife airport disaster again

OMG imagine if the ATC was distracted in that very moment ☠️☠️☠️☠️✈️💥🛩️

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I would be terrified bc my family next month is going on a plane

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delta tweakin

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The best airline should be Qantas the airline had 0 crashes in it 104 yr history the only incidents are QF32 cause engine failure QF72 cause overrun QF001 cause overrun QF30 cause oxygen Explosion. Because Qantas mainly hire retired fighter jet pilots that’s why Qantas has no crashes(only for travel in the war it did crash)

For people who don’t know: that delta Airlines plane almost crashed into that American plane almost making the tenifere airport disaster If you don’t know what the tenifere airport disaster is:2 boieng 747 planes KLM flight 4805 collided with Pa am flight 1736 with 583 deaths and 61 survivors.

The song was my favorite

Bro give an epilepsy warning bruh

Why am i vibing to the song

Klm be like:

That burp was needed lol

Song name please

😱😱😱

Brother, what is the name of that app?

Good vid

Atc almost got fired

"plane fault" 💀

RIP all but 61 people that died in the Tenerife disaster

for some reason, when atc said "Delta 1943 cancel take-off clearance" my body got goose bumps

They are being more careful of what to happened and check for some damage

its the kangaroo we can't let it down were the Spirit of Australia

this is why i choose jet2 because quantas maday every week.

this is why i chose jet2 because quantas has to maday every week

Song washing machine heart slowed and reverb

I was. On. That. Delta. Plane

Does anyone know where my friends went?