How these Pilots Deliberately Crashed their Planes | Because Everything Can Change in an Instant 

I hope you recover from your depression, it’s not an easy thing...

It's not hard to understand at all, if you are very depressed and other feelings or ideas, what's stopping you? A higher authority?

How are you now brother. Don't be depressed. Things can be handled. Turn to God. You will be relieved. Try to give your best in life and don't forget life is more important than anything. If something is threat to life it is highly unimportant. Don't think about such things. Hope you find peace in everything.

Your not alone...🙏 stay strong...let's be surviors, not statistics 🎈

True, these people are just complete psychopaths

Japan: mental health issues are a weakness and shameful. Pull yourself together man!

@@CassassinCatto Cont: There is No Honor in it!

Doctors aren't allowed to disclose diagonisis to employers.

Well he was found not guilty by reason of insanity so it worked out for him ig

The airlines and the pilot union, they are a great team for killing innocent passengers. Psychotics are allowed to continue flying as commercial pilots even though the entire industry knows that they are kooks. Good job pilot union, good job you killing bastards. The good news is that your job is so easy that it will soon be replaced by artificial intelligence automation, thank God and good riddance to you goddamn pilots.

@Shadow Fireclaws which is why the captain should have say an id key card to gain access. Completely preventable just blows my mind why we can't ever plan ahead as a species

@RavenclawAtHeart That is a great idea, it would likely be cheaper than requiring three pilots like many airlines have opted to do, but you would still be putting someone with cockpit access in among the passengers and terrorists would find a way to use that.

Hasn’t there already been a video made on this?? Why the video on this flight crash again??

@Shadow Fireclaws Yes that's terrifying I cant imagine the state of mind he had trying to open the door to stop that crazy man from crashing the plane.

@@steveclifford5227 Yeah you're right they already have this same video of this occurence. This is depressing to watch anyway.

There's been some worse ones than that - how about the suicidal guy who went into the cockpit and blew away all three pilots before exiting the cockpit and blowing his own head off in front of the passengers.

@@krashd PSA 1771?

@@chickensouvlaki That's the one!

@@krashd this is so messed up oh my God

@@krashd wtf!!!

Yep, otherwise known as murderers. The first pilot should be in prison to this day.

Yeah letting that first pilot plead insanity is an insult to the millions of people who suffer from their mental health issues without killing people. I don't care what disorder you have, murder is murder. Especially since he knew he did something wrong and tried to conceal his identity after the crash, everything he did points to a concious and premeditated attempt at suicide/murder.

Did he hurt anyone? He just adjusted a few controls and locked the pilot out of the cabin. Depression is a dark place that feeds on itself. To a sane mind my comment makes no sense but to a sane mind what these pilots did makes no sense either. If at all possible don't go there and if you find yourself there seek help.

@@larrybe2900 Yes he hurt people you lunatic, he snuffed out their lives with his actions. Doesn't matter if the action is twisting some knobs, pulling a trigger, or swinging an axe. When you do something deliberatly that will clearly lead to the death of other people you are a fucking murderer, do not minimize it. It doesn't matter how impersonal and sterile you feel the method is! You think those passengers didn't realize what was happening when the captain started breaking down the door with a fire axe? They spent those final minutes of their life fully aware they had a deranged pilot plunging them into the side of a mountain and that there was nothing they could do to save themselves. That's a fucking terrible way to die even if the death itself is instant.

So true!!

Yeah, very sad. R.I.P. to all.

They don’t hand out parachutes because they think we are too stupid.

@@Johnnycdrums Try jumping out of a plane that's traveling at 350 knots. Maybe you are too stupid.

Time to get serious about Christ - a blessing really.

@@Johnnycdrums klo

This is your captain speaking: - if you look out the port-side window, that's me down there in the yellow dinghy.

On the rare occasions I take commercial flights, I like to try to guess at which passenger would have the bomb on the particular flight I'm on. I never look for him in First Class, only in Coach. After all, why would he spend the extra $900.00 when he isn't going all the way anyway...and neither is anyone else in that case LOL!

@@galoon well if you're going all the way.. Just buy 1st class tickets on credit card. Closer to cockpit and no payment worries anyway.

I got to go up into the cockpit on a flight from London to Vancouver, BC in 1998 w/my sister. Hard to believe in just 3 yrs it would be out of the question.

@@galoon Omg, that's funny. 😊😊😊😊

I agree and I would extend these checks to doctors as well.

Background and emotional checks are important for every human being. Everyone who is having a tough time should be helped, that is not restricted to pilots…

He should have been sent to prison for life he murdered those people he knew what he was doing and knew what he did why did he try and hide by changing his clothes and telling people he was a worker for the airlines and why hide at the motel sorry piece of crap and he walks insanity my foot I hope the families sued him and the airlines so sad for the ones who lost their lifes on account of this sorry piece of a human being so sad

@@jamessimpson422 you are very right James.

If a person is guilty, he is guilty. Whether or not he is medically unfit should not overrule the fact that what he did was illegal/wrong by law, and should not be exempted from lawful punishment. The fact that he was allowed to fly already carries the presumption that he is medically fit to fly, which includes being mentally fit. So to commit a crime under that approved state of health further invalidates the point that an unfit one is committing it. Don't you agree?

@Aviskyer F/O

Indeed. What a bastard. Those poor people.

I never thought of that. Thanks for pointing that out.

166 people just wanted to go to tokyo, but it was their way to death

Soo true.. May all their souls rip.. Unfortunately we can't control death.. And that is just how life works, the only way we can help prevent cases like this is by changing ourselves and our selfish desires..

Hallucinating doesn’t make you stupid. He didn’t think he did anything wrong and he didn’t trust the police so why would he go to them? He always thought they were after him

Yes, I think according to UK and US law he'd still be considered capable of standing trial because he showed an awareness of guilt immediately afterwards and tried to escape detection. I'm not sure it's possible to argue that he had a psychotic break and committed the crime while hallucinating so he was unaware of what he was doing, then immediately after the crash, he recovered and became aware of reality. That must be suspicious

@@sarahpiaggio2693 As I've gotten to deal with hallucinating people in my line of work, I got to say it's not that simple. And in this case - he wasn't just hallucinating, he had paranoid schziphrenia - so what looks like guilt may have been cause by him thinking something like he was stopped from saving everyone (the FO did manage to get him restrained and tried to save the flight) and believes he needs to hide. His actions may have been due to fear for his life and not from guilt. For Japan to find him not guilty by reason of insanity he had to be pretty bad off - it's an exceptionally rare accepted outcome of a criminal proceeding in that country. What makes it so sad, is that he obviously had lost the capacity for making sound decisions and was in need of someone to do that for him. The airline refused to remove him from duty and mental illness in the country is still often seen as a personal weakness and those with it are often isolation and stigmatized. Even worse, was that he was under care for a psychosomatic illness and no one picked up (or chose to) that he was severely mentally ill and allowed him to continue flying despite hallucinations and episodes of paranoia. There were so many warning signs that he was unfit to fly and the airline just chose to not even touch on it. That willful blindness killed twenty-four people and caused suffering for many more that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.

@@Amoreyna Yes, clearly there were many warning signs and the airline were at fault since they knew that there was a serious problem and did nothing. My comment was about the concept of legal insanity (in UK and USA; I don't know if they have something similar in Japan). This seems to be quite a narrow definition which doesn't make place for complicated diagnoses but relates strictly to 1) the person's awareness that something is wrong and 2) consciousness of guilt. But it is true that for Japan to not throw the book at him, there must have been some glaring extenuating circumstances.

Well it's funny, because to me that is actually more evidence that he was having a psyhocitc/schizophrenic episode. A logical person would know hiding with other victims would make him easily identifiable by police; a logical person would have tried to run and hide in the rural areas or something. The man was showing signs of schizophrenia. He misunderstands reality.

It's hideous that he murdered all those people and was yet found not guilty due to reason of insanity ? How. Could he be not guilty ? He is a murderer and should be in prison the rest of his life

@Crawled Out Of Plato's Cave I agree with you. There's no justice in letting a mass murderer live out a quiet life. Society used to understand a need for retribution.

@@stephenpersic9474 that asshole had the sanity to put on someone elses clothes and pretend he was someone else so he can get away with it.disgusting.what a coward and shame of human being he is!

killed 24 people and is out and about.

Airline had to save face?

Yeah especially as MH370 was 3 weeks before flight 470 and there's theories that speculate the pilot may have done the same thing

thats just bullshit. germanwings didnt even know about the critcal mental disorder of there pilot because in germany we have a thing called medical confidentiality. everytime you fly there is a chance that this can happen its hard to prevent it

• LAM Mozambique 470: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TuVtDeKgmvg.html • Germanwings 9525: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1nI-GMmHMHs.html • Air Botswana Crash: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--wHsD2Y3kRI.html

@@fukitall80 even though flight 370 happened 3 weeks before, no one knew it was pilot suicide, at the time, it was 0 evidence, till this day, its the most likely cause, but there's still not enough evidence to support it

@@fukitall80 MH370 was in March 2014, Germanwings crash March 2015. Flight 470 was in November 2013.

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You Should never.. leave ... t e CockPit... There should be Two Pilots At the CockPit... Same Time

Because of German employment law. He was not obliged to tell his employer that he suffered from depression.

In the first case, the pilot saw a doctor and they essentially waved him off as having a psychosomatic disorder, i.e. they didn't believe him. Such a shame that they otherwise might have been able to catch it sooner. I don't know what he told them but it clearly made them dismissive, so that sucks.

Go woke go dead.

I totally agree.

Hasn’t there already been a video made on this?? Why the video on this flight crash again??

So the airlines do not Screen their captains and let wack jobs fly the planes and when he kills 24 they let him retire ... Sweet !!

@@BIGBADWOOD demonic depressions can happen to anyone bub, better to say, 'there but for the Grace of God goes I'. Pilots are not 10 a penny, it takes years of training, so if a doctor rules them to be fit then it would not be in their remit to disqualify the pilot from flying. IHMO, the two or preferably a 3 person rule (in case a pilot becomes violent, e.g., a sleeper) is probably the best thing they could have done. Advisories on pilots with psychological histories would only increase cockpit tension, feed the paranoia, involve questionable data protection policies and probably cause a lot more crashes.

You’d think the pilots would each get some kind of key

@@celox6796 - the idea was to secure the cock pit, if they had a key then a terrorist's could use that too

Shadow Fireclaws Very true even if I don't completely blame Lubitz.

This is horrible...I watch another one like this smashing deliberately into the Alps

Your comment is all about you saying look at me I am giving out good wishes.

RavenclawAtHeart Yes. Exactly. They are thinking because I want FlightChannel to comment it. Even if he didn't or did, I didn't want to comment it because I need FlightChannel's heart (RU-vid Heart). You told facts my lady.

Hasn’t there already been a video made on this?? Why the video on this flight crash again??

YES! I agree...very nice images.

I agree

It's horrible to even think about.

Unimaginable!

It’s a lot to process in a short period of time. Unfortunately I think they still had time to panic.

Yes, Andreas Lubitz disabled the override switch.

🔴 It's not a mistake, it's an omission.

Yeah. I wonder if you can actually succeed in pulling up by the time those warnings sound.

@@tracyfins from what I've seen, even if they pull up they either die or skim flat ground

@@tracyfins No you can't

The first guy acted like a straight up schizophrenic after he crashed the plane. It's common for them to try to escape from responsibility but in a way that makes no sense; he tried to escape by hiding with the survivors in a hotel room where the police would 100% ID and find him lmao. There was another guy I read about that shot a guy in Oklahoma and then decided to walk/hitch-hike to canada (which makes absolutely no sense: very far away for a person to simply walk and hitch-hike to especially to escape a crime, border police would not let him through without a passport which he did not have, there was no clear idea of where in canada he wanted to go, etc ). These two pilots were not just depressed.

You can't possibly know that.

Schizophrenia does. You literally have no control

Exact reason I don't fly

I'm sorry for your loss..

yeah that single minded straight line mentality is present in a lot of cultures

I’m currently in school to become a licensed therapist, so I’m learning disorders at the moment. I may be wrong, but I believe people can be diagnosed with depression and psychosis at the same time & His hallucinations doesn’t entirely indicate schizophrenia. Psychotic disorders are an umbrella term for disorders that have symptoms including hallucinations. From what I know, auditory hallucinations are more common than visual hallucinations in schizophrenia. The pilot’s paranoia and un-indicated hallucination can be a plethora of disorders. I genuinely hope he gets the treatment he needs cause untreated mental health can take a tremendous toll on an individual, their family, and environment.

He still had a responsibility to not take a job like this. Or to discontinue his service if his issues became more severe.

@@mariexiong9892 Thank you for bringing this perspective to the discussion. Psychiatric issues seem to be poorly understood and unnecessarily unsympathetic in the public eye. I appreciate your stepping up to both help people suffering as well as to spread awareness.

The company acted irresponsibly.

They both were. The german pilot had an ongoing delusion of how he was going blind and that was somehow causing his lack of sleep; this makes literally no sense at all, and he wasn't listening to doctors.

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Can't watch the GermanWings one again. Just cant

Hasn’t there already been a video made on this?? Why the video on this flight crash again??

Not the point of this Video.... but it was.

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Increíble. Que les haya sucedido eso y que ambos hayan sobrevivido.Las dos cosas.

How do you pronounce that fuk u ok

Ok

@@mikenewell9217 foo-koo-yo-kah ha-knee-dah

@@mikenewell9217 Hooo-kwō-khah, all at once without breaks. Wakarimasu? :)

It says that the depressive episode was resolved, learn to read.

@___ It's not true.

Many people recover from depression.

@Grass Blocker Categorically untrue.

@Grass Blocker Untrue. Sure, winning the lottery would make me feel better for a while, but then the glory of winning would just... wear off and I'd be stuck in my own mind. Depression is an uphill battle and god, is it tough some days.

There should be a lavatory on the flight deck, not cut off by a door that can be locked, preventing the captain or co- pilot from getting back to the controls. This was only possible, because of the ways that airlines and aircraft manufacturers responded to hijackings of aircraft. It would have been better to build aircraft, where the whole flight deck is entered and exited separately than passengers, and the cockpit crew have their own lavatories and galleys, sleeping berths, and enough room for an off duty pilot, incase something should happen. In years past, there was always a flight engineer on every flight, in addition to the pilot and co- pilot, so there was always at least two people in the cockpit, if someone had to use the lavatory. I suspect that the position of flight engineer was eliminated to save money.

Is there a fair way to leave this world and what would that even be?

@@twisted_nether373 Old, did everything you wanted to do. Sorted your affairs. Lying down where you want to be, with loved ones beside you if you wish. Slowly drifting into inactivity, like going peacefully to sleep, until your last breath.

True, but it only takes one.

I was about to comment this... I too have suffered from this and whenever I fantasized about committing suicide I just could not think of hurting other people, always seemed awful to me. Cam, keep your head up it gets better!

On reflection, I don't think these cases, or the MH370 are really about depression and an attempt at suicide. I've never met a suicidal person who would be willing to take others with them. I think the decisive factor is their psychosis or paranoia. These people are more than depressed, they are deluded. As for the MH370 pilot, I think his main motive was not suicide at all, but hatred for his government. Similar to terrorist religious martyrs. I gather he had attended the court case of a charged politician just before the flight, even wearing some shirt declaring his view. This sounds like fanaticism to me. I'm sure early media reports stated that he left a note at home, I suspect it declared him blaming the corrupt government for his actions to teach them a lesson. Anyway, that's me playing amateur detective.

1000 percent right. Best to you 💚

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Yes famous in Japan. The rest of the world doesn't know. There's also the particular company culture that is also well-known in Japan and not elsewhere.

What the co-pilot tried to stop was the captain putting the engines to reverse thrust. On a Japanese media, the captain was seen on a life raft of the aircraft without his tie and the captain's shoulder marks.

@@markdavis7397 LMFAO!

Nothing good comes from a Captain peeing in his pants. Gayle, what do *you* do when your bladder is full?

I disagree that they should never be allowed to fly. Many with psychotic disorders live normal functional lives with proper treatment. Maybe just doing a through psych eval prior to the flight to ensure they are still stable.

@@dschroeder4380 Just prior- I agree👍 might still be fine

I agree 100%. Unfortunately we live in a butthurt PC society that the second a rule like this is enacted the airlines would be sued for discrimination, violation of the ADA, etc. People would be all over social media saying “boycott “ etc. Then when the airlines give in and allow them access to fly and an incident happens the exact same people will be saying “ iTs ThE aIrLiNeS fAuLt FoR lEtTiNg ThEm FlY”

@D Schroeder, “many live normal lives”, but other, who are not “many”, will kill ppl like this, and anyone will be asking “why did company let them fly if they had a mental illness🤥”

Back when this happend the spanish class from my high school did return a few days earlier from spain with germanwings. This could have been my classmates..scarry to think of that now 5 years later..

they definitely needed help. This is one of those cases where you see the consequences of not taking mental health srsly

Damn Sho They Definitely Did

They got help.

If they needed help they should have gave up their license and sought help there's no excuse for what he did u want to kill yourself then do it but don't take innocent lifes in this case he did but he wasn't hurt this just wasn't right

@@Leafeon-gd5en what is help then? Pills?

That reminds me of an anecdote (if that is the right expression): a surgeon and his assistant are operating on their patient. The surgeon asks the assistant: 'who is the most important person in the room'. The assistant replies: 'you are, sir'. The surgeon replies: 'no, the patient is'.

Its a requirement now that there be two people in the cockpit at all times... so if Captain or FO has to use restroom then the flight engineer or purser will be in cockpit until they get back from restroom.

@@jamesb1988 they must thinking like that before this accident

But in this case terrorists could just threaten or kill the pilot out of the cockpit and gain easy access

According to a comment above yours, in the case of the Germanwings flight, there was a code to get back in. It would unlock within 30 seconds if nobody disabled it. Sadly, after the Captain entered the code, the Copilot was on top of things and disabled it before the door could open.

Cockpit doors have only been locked since 9/11 and all these horrifying crashes have happened it's very very tragic

Because he was severely psychotic.

Those deliberate crashes had announced in the media the future of unmanned aviation. Those flight simulator images depicting plane and terrain perfectly show us how computers can integrate almost all parameters, added with satellite weather report to chose a perfect path and make sure the journey will be safe. To start with, regulation is about to allow complete unmanned flight for freighters.

Lisa Left Eye?

They weren’t accidents. They were mass murders

Amen...😔

What would be going through passengers minds seeing the captain taking an ax to the cockpit door? Unfathomable. Poor souls.

Thank YOU for this very important comment! All the best to you...

That story didn't even sound real the first time I heard it, shockingly, it wasn't a movie plot but a real event. Crazy.

The hijackers were allowed to leave?

@@dbsti3006 when they arrived in Seoul, there was a 36-hour long standoff as they found out that the Japanese, CIA, and the South Korean government disguised Seoul Airport. Eventually they let all the passengers go. By this time the North Korean Government was aware of what happened, and allowed them to land at Pyongyang airport. The hijacker’s are still living in North Korea to this day, if I am correct. Although they do regret hijacking the airliner these days.

These were not accidents. They were murdered.

@@MrJking065 manslaughter at best first one was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia which was causing hallucinations and phycosis and thanks to asian countries choosing to sweep it under the carpet instead of treating it resulting in people doing things a "normal" person would not do.

@@stadiumarcadium2351 Perhaps you would have a different opinion if your family was on board, Murder is correct.

Accidents......what would you have called it if your wife and kids had been on either of those flights?

Your comment is all about you saying look at me I am giving out good wishes.

Same questions as well to other incidents: LAM Mozambique 470: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TuVtDeKgmvg.html Germanwings 9525: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1nI-GMmHMH.html

That IS the most pertinent question. WHY?

yooo same , i legit thought someone was knocking on my door too

It set my dog off barking and woke everyone up lol

RU-vid unsubscribed me. Not cool! Subbed again.