HORRIFYING - all 4 engines FAILED! | British Airways flight 9

And the ash pitted the windscreen, correct?.............Z

Wow

Phenomenal video and what a fantastic flight crew!

That pilot has them balls of steel that's for sure

Mf missed like half the contents.. why windshiels blurry? Explain st elmos bs, explain how the volcanic ash shut down the engines... hellooo? This amateur hour breh?

What game is this?

wow cool that you have the pilot. Cudos for him!

Bravo! Excellent performance of the crew on this flight deck. Another great round of applause to GreenDotAviation for another superb video vlog. I just recently become a subscriber. Thank you for the excellent story telling.

Thank you, great story and, even better ending.

It seems like if they wouldn’t have dropped to 20k for the FO they would have cleared the mnt

I would recommend all three for a George Medal.

This is the 2nd interview I’ve seen an aviation page do with him. He seems like a really cool guy, you should feel honored that he spent some of his afternoon speaking to you about this event, I know I do!

ANOTHER EXCELLENT VIDEO BY GREEN DOT AVIATION

COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES NEED MORE THAN 2 PEOPLE IN THE COCKPIT. SO MANY STORIES WHEN OFFICER IS READING THE CHECKLIST BOOK NO ONE IS PAYING ATTENTION TO THE PLANE CONTROLS. ONE PERSON DRIVES A TRUCK. SURELY MORE THAN 2 PEOPLE NEEDED IN A PLANE WITH HUNDREDS OF LIVES

45yrsin the aviation I truly respect these guys. It's not easy to find crew like this. Cheers and thanks

Wow. Fireworks outside the aircraft, smoke inside, all 4 engines failed, gliding back down to FL120, relighting 3 out of 4 engines, Co pilot struck with hypoxia, fogged up windshield and a perfect touchdown. Looks like the crew saw their entire careers, simulations, crisis management, CRM etc. all in this one single flight. But it's hats off to the amazing level of knowledge the captain had not only of his airplane but of aerodynamics as well and kudos to how tactfully the captain and crew managed all the situations so well despite being under pressure of being so close to total disaster. Amazing is the word. Never heard of this incident. Oh and yes, your narration was fantastic. The chronology and voice inflections that you used kept me captivated throughout the 36mins of the story. Subbed to the channel.

"Click Bait" title. Airplanes that lose all of their engines don't "Freefall". They can glide, a controlled decent.

Amazing well done.couldnt think of anything worse especialy at night.who put them mountains there.😂no seriously well done

this was well put together

Captain Moody wanted a medal but he got the next best thing: his story told to millions.

But what caused the windsheilds to be blurry?

When the craft you’re flying in succumbs to the perils of the warp but the Navigators on board are god-tier level

These videos are incredible. The tension is palpable. I'm not sure how you are doing this over and over. You are very talented sir, well done.

May be a dumb question but how exactly does vulcanic ash cause failure of an engine? Arent engines supposed to withstand a specific amount of matter intake (birds, particulate matter, smoke ...) or give a warning when heating up to much?

PERTH MENTIONED!!

I’m not verklempt with a tear in my eye and a knot in my throat or anything!! 🤯🥴😬🫣🫨😳😮‍💨🥹

Guys flight number show that how many time that flight happened? For example flight 541. In here 541 show that that plane flight from this city to that city 541 time? Or this is that plane’s 541th flight. Locations is not important?

Give these pioneers of the skies their bloody medal!

As a Brit This shows how smart are This shows how smart are people are

"In the english language there's no such word as can't". He's a fucking hero

The captain seems like a really cool guy.

Many years ago I visited RR at Derby (at the time I was working at one of the RR sites in the north east) and got the obligatory tour of the engine assembly shop. At one point I was shown an engine on display - it was one of the engines from a plane that had an all-engine failure after flying through volcanic ash and had been the first one to restart, so I'm guessing it was engine 4 from this plane. Spooky that I should find this video all these years later!

"The world largest glider."

How could the pilots not recognize the signs of volcanic ash, I'm baffled

This is one of my favorite aviation stories. Well told in this rendition.

A good Leader also demands recognition of his explemary crew. I love the fact that this wonderful crew made this a surviveable incident. There is no single Hero when a team does whatever they can to avoid disaster. Teamwork always equals success, unless the situation is that success is not possible. It's the measure of being a strong human

God saw this plane and said: Bye bye

At the end of the day the captain was upset that his coworkers didn't get recognized too he is on my list of people who actually care for there coworkers

The highest of top marks to the crew of this 747. Balls of steel 👌 👍

I'm obviously quite late to this discussion but I wanted to comment that this was one of the best accident discussions I've ever heard! It was fantastic to have the discussion between the pilot and content creator, well done!

Lucky

Your voice is great! I sooo enjoy all the wordplay❤

When you travel across an ocean...and accidentally slip into warp speed 9.1

How does this have nearly a MILLION views but 22 LIKES?! It deserves atleast 500k likes.

Competent white men, in the days before diversity hires.

Best Aviation Presentation I have ever watch. Great Job