How This Plane Ended Up Like This (Loganair Flight 670A) - DISASTER BREAKDOWN 

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Another incredible video. This one is particularly sad - it seems like the flight crew tried to do everything right, but still lost their lives. Thank you so much for your amazing content!

this guy is working his nuts off for this channel. Hope your channel keeps growing. thanks for your calming voice.

Mini air crash investigation literally just did this same accident just today you should check him out !!

Wait, you and mini air crash investigation posted a video about this same incident 6 hours apart? Is this a secret collab? Love both of your channels!!

I did sit here and think "didn't I just watch that?", but no, that was a different channel. Unless it was planned, the odds of that happening are like a million to one. Brilliant video though!

The engineer on this flight was the younger brother of a friend of mine. They lived up the road from us. I was googling old friends when I found reports of the crash 2 decades later. Very sad. Condolences to Russell's mother and father Doreen and Barry and his brother Mark.

Amazingly well constructed video. The crash pictures and the planes in the background show the plane in all its glory and after the crash. Puts it all in perspective. Thank you for making this. I know it took quite some time and research.

Funny how another channel uploaded the exact same accident today!

I've watched 100s of air crash videos in my life, & it always seems that the pilots & passengers always pay with their lives, for someone else's f**k-ups.

Honestly, I greatly appreciate both this video and the Mini Air Crash Investigations one, y'all have different styles, and it's pretty interesting to see the difference in how it's presented. This is pretty well done, just ftr.

doubly upsetting episode today, not only the loss of life but also the reminder that Royal Mail was privatized :'(

I fall asleep to your videos. They are also very educational. With my insomnia I have to thank you for this unexpected bit of help in my life. Please keep it coming. Your voice is soothing.

XD Nice I just saw another video about this but I love hearing about these crashes from different point of views

I flew the SD360/330 in Scandinavian winters some 25 year ago and remembered Ice on the aircraft and airspeed dropping dangerously low. 2 engine failures. The last one was close to ending my flying career. We lost control of the propeller governor and never in my life experience a noise and vibration like that. Looking at the Propeller Rpm moving beyond the scale of the instrument gage. We managed to partially full feather the propeller, but the prop still windmilling and guess drag. To almost being full of cargo we had to drop altitude and accumulation of ice became a major problem and airspeed dropped dramatically to point of flaps being needed to avoid stalling. I tell you flying with partially feather prop and flaps single engine in an already underpowered airplane in snow and ice in middle of winter over the sea losing altitude,no bueno. I had my doubts that we would make it. But just below 2000 feet , water droplets started forming and the outside temperature increasing. Ice melting airspeed increased and flaps being retracted. Normally I don’t smoke but when the skipper handed me a fag, I didn’t say no. It was my first commercial job as young pilot.

I was one of the 2 (Servisair) ground crew that worked on this aircraft before its fateful take off. I can provide alot more detail on the moments leading up to this accident. What worries me most, is that, to date, I have never been Interviewed or asked for a witness statement of this incident by any air accident investigation. If our concerns that where raised with the Dispatcher, Engineer & Crew before take off, had been heeded and acted upon, then this accident could have been avoided. It still haunts me to this day

I remember that crash, and that winter. Until we got the “Beast from the East” a few years ago that was the last time I actually remember significant snow in Edinburgh.

I appreciate your work so much! I remember last year the channels doing this and only having text on the screen. I always thought man if someone just narrated their work it would be sooo much better .

I had forgotten all about this. Happened only a few miles from where I live. The locals were all very heart broken by their deaths.

Your videos are so well made. You've got a new fan. Thank you for the great content man.

Remember this very well happened where i live. RIP Carl Mason and Russell Dixon

you would think those covers would have been supplied with the plane from new and would have a storage space in the plane , like most cars have spare wheels

We really appriciate your content as well, its a win win situation :D

Just gotta say, my god. I’ve been binging your videos for the last 3+ weeks and I STILL haven’t gotten a repeat suggested to me. The raw amount of GOOD content you have is incredible.

It sounds to me as if the ice blockage was the true culprit. I suspect the culprit was in allowing the built-up show to melt then re-freeze then melt and re-freeze. Had they run the engines longer, the ice might have melted entirely which would have allowed for an uneventful flight. I hope that, in the unlikely event of a similar situation, part of the procedure will be to allow any build-up to thoroughly melt before attempting a take off, mindful that the air in flight will be cold and cause re-freezing once more if there is water left. Good information. Well done.

On days when neither cars nor trains can move, planes should not move either unless someone's life is at stake. How many different ways did this plane indicate that it did not want to fly in weathet like this?

Love seeing older videos pop up on my recommended, wasn’t expecting to see one from my country!

Well Damn! I'd hoped they would have survived it. They were SO close, right up beside the bank. RIP gentlemen.

Seems like 2021 is your year mate. Your subs have almost quadrupled since December. Well deserved :)

Found 3 short 3-60 at Stauning airport. Apparently Ben air keeps them for spares

Seemed survivable though, dang

You were doing so well loganair

Safety and Compliance must come first above all considerations. The air intake should have been covered and inspected prior to take off.

Born years after this, still, as a person living over the forth from Edinburgh, its feels strangely close to home

Nicely done video. Although it was funny to see Russian commuter trains footage. :)

2:40 I didn't realize pickup trucks were so popular in Scotland.

As a Canadian I can never help but chuckle when basically entire countries get shut down over a snowfall which apparently doesn't even build up enough to require a plane to be de-iced.... Meanwhile we get a over a meter of snow and they don't even cancel the school buses, let alone the trains and roads

I was somewhat hoping that the captain would be named Johnny Logan.

For our American friends, we don't invest in snow moving equipment in the UK. Everyone has a day off for a few inches of snow..snow joke

Your content is amazing!

I was initially surprised that nobody noticed the fact that the intake covers weren't in place but, as both pilots were fairly inexperienced on this particular aircraft, it doesn't surprise me.

Great video mate btw did you upload this early ?

funny that this is the second video I've seen regarding this flight today

Good vid, but don't be afraid to make longer ones. The other channel is for the short stuff, imo

Yep mini air crash investigation made the same exact plane crash

These videos are really interesting to watch :)

How do people die after following the book word to word, this is just sad!

RAF training in action there. Cool and calm in the face of danger, courageously and skillfully handling the situation such that he prevented greater loss even though it tragically cost him his life. No one can compare in the skies.

I would love to see a video of which describes a bunch of times of which describes when the pilots refuse to fly because of reasons like this or otherwise

10 minutes away from where I live - I remember it well - very sad

This one is extra sad because the pilots did what they thought they needed to do.. just so many people never thought of the intakes. 😢

thats to bad the crash seemed quite survivable for them i wonder if they died from not being able to get out of the plane

could you do qf72

I feel like this could've been avoided by not switching the ice-valves over at once. One at a time they could've noticed that the engine failed and not change the setting on the other engine.

How very sad.

That moment when 2 channels upload the same video

Yay early upload.

What an ugly plane.

This plane doesn’t look like it has a very good aerodynamic design.

What does this have in common with the Titanic? (This is a serious question, by the way.)

3:51 air take bungs like bunghole??

Bung? As in bunghole?

Bonus Vid!

why is this video releasing to me on wednesday? did you hit another subscriber milestone?

7:27 even the engines may be 💶 the plane Will not get poweer

Nice video I learned a lot but it’s always snow or ice that plagues the plane

Shorts have always made absolute pigs of aircraft, the most unaerodynamic airframes ever! The SC-7, 330, and 360 all an offence to aviation. The did not belong in the sky ever. Caravans with planks for wings! There is absolutely NOTHING redeeming about them Those poor men slaughtered by that mongrel of a machine. Each aircraft ought have their own blanks, pitot covers and prop straps. That is criminal that it was left so exposed in extreme conditions and the engineer failed to check. Those ridiculous landing gear fairings would have dug in once they caught the water sending the nose diving below the surface. I’ve flown on 360 twice it was must disgusting machine (they are not worthy of being called an aircraft) I’ve ever been on.

They still make planes with square windows??

Wow the English plane crashed in the uk

And

Is This FSX? Or X-Plane 11?

Shockeroonie!! Scotland had shit planes in the 2000's. Helicopters too...

I always thought these planes were the ugliest ones in the sky! Until I flew on one! OMG! It’s like a flying living room! My attitude changed in an instant!

Why Is It British Airways?

Survivors 0

This flight had death written all over it I woulda said sorry boss I suddenly got sick I can’t make it 🖕

If there were this many delays in getting the plane off the ground, maybe they should just have aborted the flight and waited till the weather cleared...

When you do something and get a failure, reverse it.

How odd again. It's like all of the plane channels share a brain and it's weird because there's so many plane crashes to report on. Wanna be different, do taca 110 because no one seems to be making videos about that.

Is intake bung common terminology outside the US? I’ve always known them as cowl plugs.

I must read the original report as with no evidence quoted it sounds more like educated guesswork.

FFS, a bit of canvas over the intakes would have saved the plane and saved the lives of the crew. Sloppy.

good riddance, that flight crew was very unskilled and shouldn't of even been flying.