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I think it would be the ground crew that directs them because I don't think they have rear view cameras, and I'm pretty sure you have to push them back I don't think they can reverse on their own
@@DeltaDawnB767 you don't have to stick your head out of the window. on the 737s you can see the wingtip from the cockpit. whoever push back the 737 should've caught this
Funny, that little bump is going to require some massive testing. It might be heavily disassemble to verify it’s air worthiness. Could cost over $100K.
@@johanotchill dude,plane wings are made in a way so that it can bend and wiggle,nothing serious happened in the vedio.But it still can be delayed fir 20-30 mins ig.
@@Lightrider-kfpnyou have zero clue what you're talking about. Both planes have to be carefully inspected and tested. That's at least 48-72 hours since airlines and the FAA have extremely strict standards and requirements, even when these small incidents occur on the runway.
They don’t struggle. They just keep playing the same 10 minutes over and over after the commercial break and then the final 5 minutes at the end with the result and the credits
Wow this kid was able to look out the window and use common sense to figure out the wing is gonna hit the a321.. wow!!1 me who’s flown a real plane (cessna 172) reading this comment: 🗿
The girl talking where he was knew "was gonna happen" must be the daughter of the Final Destination actors and actresses 😂😂😂 she knew it was gonna happen though 😂😂😂
they exist on longer planes haha, my dad is a pilot on the A340-600. the plane is so long you can’t see the wings from the cockpit, so they have cameras that show every angle of the plane. in this case the pilot just wasn’t experienced or wasn’t paying attention. at least nobody got hurt.
As airplane accidents go, this is minor, but it is important that it be investigated to determine whether existing safety procedures are inadequate or whether the proper procedures weren't followed. It's not about looking for someone to punish, it's about preventing this from happening in the future.
@@jaybdub77 NOOO, it’s 100+ feet wide/long airplane, not your car. You can’s see s@t from the cockpit much less your wingtip. If the center line of the 737 was on the line on the ground the pilot moving the plane will be fine and it’ll be either ground control or parked pilot’s fault.
@@user-hf7is6ui7f i think hes joking and actually referring to a lawyer and youtuber named "Ugo Lord" who often makes shorts of their reaction to vehicular related accidents and other types of accidents/crimes and decides who is responsible for the damages
Interestingly. Companies don't like to fire people for incidents on the apron so as to avoid a culture of not reporting. Most likely the individual will be taken off their duties for re training with a warning on their records.
@jagermeister1809 are you sure? It looks like the tail of the other plane comes backward into the wing. The lines on the tarmac appear stationary from the view from inside the plane. This would suggest the other plane is reversing, most likely being pushed by a tug.
@rickewilde 1) the front wheel of the other plane never moved, according to the marking behind it 2) the marking behind the tip of the wing was changing, suggest the plane the cammer was on was moving 3) when the collision happened, the momentum brought the camera to its right, suggesting the plane was going that way
@@KnightRider872 do you know why you were forced to learn English as a Muslim if you wanted any hope for an economic future? Because we are your masters and superiors. What language do the Chinese communicate in when doing business in Jakarta, for example? ENGLISH. Do I need to educate you on why that is, boy? 🦅 🇺🇸 🦅
@ClashWar-yo3ut the pilot hit the other plane (which shouldn't happen). But he might have expected the wingspan to be smaller, and that could be the reason of the "crash".
Not the pilots fault, pilots have to follow taxi lines and shouldn’t move off of them, there wasn’t supposed to be a plane there. It’s ATC’s fault for not having the Airbus move up a bit, it was way too far out, the wing shouldn’t even cone close to it.
