Pilot climbs from window after Boeing cargo plane crash lands at Istanbul airport

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A Boeing cargo plane has been forced to land at Istanbul airport without its front landing gear, in the latest setback for the embattled planemaker.
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Nobody was hurt in the incident, in a flight operated by the delivery company FedEx, according to Turkey’s transport ministry. The Boeing 767 aircraft, flying from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport on Wednesday, informed the traffic control tower at Istanbul airport that its landing gear had failed to open and it landed with guidance from the tower, the ministry said. Emergency services were standing by for the landing. The ministry did not give a reason for the landing gear’s failure and said its teams were conducting examinations at the scene as part of an investigation.
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@dont9420 Месяц назад

This is not a crash landing. It's a perfect landing by the skill of the pilot.

@moniquegrabrijan2898 Месяц назад

Exactly!

@Deonara Месяц назад

So, now Boeing lands with the nose hiting the runway 😅

@otal0721 Месяц назад

@@DeonaraYes that’s what you do when the landing gear fails

@marcosmartinez5316 Месяц назад

the pilots definitely kept their composure and saved their lives and their equipment.

@DSAK55 Месяц назад

any landing you can walk away from

@DrumToTheBassWoop Месяц назад

*The pilot* : "i landed it, but its this dam..... Boeing: "can we speak with you alone?"

@AlexLR Месяц назад

Come and join me by the window.

@homealone5087 Месяц назад

you're talking like the pilot works for Boeing or something.

@thabosoweto3094 Месяц назад

LoL!!!

@swashfrogsailor Месяц назад

Flawlessly landing despite a mechanical failure, crew disembarks without the aid of airport terminal infrastructure.

@Deonara Месяц назад

First time, landing with nose on the ground is considered flawless?... new way of flying didn't know.

@jmc4935 Месяц назад

@@Deonarathis could've been disastrous and those mechanical failures were beyond the crew's control, so yeah. Flawless all things considered.

@YerDaDoesOF Месяц назад

@@Deonara "despite" is the key word in that sentence. Guy was aero braking as long as he could to bring the craft to as safe a stop as possible. Genuine hero

@RedHeadForester Месяц назад

Very smooth! No front landing gear, yet it barely bounces and the pilot kept it perfectly under control. Nice work!

@zachansen8293 Месяц назад

it would be really hard to bounce the nose with no gear. the air and gravity are both pushing it down.

@ManWithSum Месяц назад

it aint a crash. its a controlled landing

@AC-te9dr Месяц назад

So a landing?

@florians.849 Месяц назад

Not a controlled landing more a controlled crash. The plane didn't reached the gate.

@user-bz5rp2re8q Месяц назад

それな。ただただパイロットの技量がスゴすぎる

@gendaminoru3195 Месяц назад

you are quite correct. Happens all the time.and you only need a nose gear to taxi to the gate with. On the runway when you run out of rudder use differential braking on the mains, and hold the wheel all the way back in your lap to keep as much weight off the nose as long as possible.

@0w3nn Месяц назад

Well, it’s a controlled crash, because the plane was damaged.

@grriceman782 Месяц назад

It’s not a crash landing, it’s a controlled landing

@Jonathan-ki4iz Месяц назад

I'd say it's a controlled crash landing, the aircraft was obviously extensively damaged and not able to vacate the runway.

@user-hq7yo9yg2f Месяц назад

That’s why my parcel had a dent in it

@simpledude5974 Месяц назад

You already got the parcel. 😮

@istudios225 Месяц назад

LOL!! 😂

@spring6300 Месяц назад

the pilot doesnt have depression. he is doing very well

@mhnoni Месяц назад

LOL

@ghs01965 Месяц назад

Captain was female.

@herceg6772 Месяц назад

Not suicidal

@operation-x242 Месяц назад

@@ghs01965 No it was an E-male

@zlomeny Месяц назад

@@ghs01965 i just got an envelope from the femailman

@annsmith495 Месяц назад

Wow. Well Done that pilot. Amazing skill.

@Deonara Месяц назад

Not really, he was landing, they are trained for that.... and if its Boeing.... also experience 😅

@Wrnman48093 Месяц назад

"Are all those pesky whistleblowers dead now?....so this can just be swept under the rug now? "

@kibkatara1204 Месяц назад

Im not the biggest fan of boeing but the 767 probably has one of boeing's cleanest safety records. Assuming fedex properly maintained the aircraft the nose gear failing to deploy is always (a slim) possibility with any aircraft

@ArranD1 Месяц назад

Fedex maintenance issue, nothing to do with Boeing

@ZafeerAlbirr-cl5tr Месяц назад

@@ArranD1or the aircraft getting too old

@ArranD1 Месяц назад

@@ZafeerAlbirr-cl5tr 9 years is not old for an aircraft

@beeje1309 Месяц назад

@@ArranD1well, I learnt something today, had no idea that the 767 was still in production! Wow! I thought it would have ended 15+ years ago

@HaleyExtraordinare Месяц назад

The Captain and FO on this flight absolutely crushed this landing

@rajeshraghavan2248 Месяц назад

I can already see the new meme now. "If it's a Boeing the cargo ain't going". 🤣

@ridhobaihaqi144 Месяц назад

When Hammond become the aircraft mechanic. Jeremy: "HAMMOOOOOOOND!!!"

@jay2007fernando Месяц назад

2 Boeing whistleblowers mysteriously died recently. I wonder why? 🤔

@arcaipekyun4232 Месяц назад

Well, they are irrelevant to this. This one is a 767. Pretty old model actually. The recent controversies are almost all about the 737 MAX

@fatihkamehame Месяц назад

There is an expression in Turkish. Your tongue is too long, we need to cut it. I think you understand.

@istudios225 Месяц назад

@@arcaipekyun4232 Yes, the recent controversies are about 737 MAX. But he's talking about the whistleblowers, not about the MAX. The whistleblowers were whistleblowing on issues arising from lax safety protocols and sub-standard quality of parts and workmanship.

@mohwybar5832 Месяц назад

One suicided, one died of pneumonia

@EuropeanRailfanAlt Месяц назад

@@mohwybar5832Yeah, but the first one's death is in too coincidental circumstances to be believed as a suicide.

@nav_2709 Месяц назад

People in the comments know nothing about aviation. This plane was delivered to FedEx in 2014. The issue had nothing to do with Boeing. Gear malfunctions can happen to any aircraft any time. And this is a freighter, a cargo plane. There's no passengers

@sionbarzad5371 Месяц назад

Two Boeing incidents. Common denominator? Boeing, again and again.

@nav_2709 Месяц назад

@@sionbarzad5371 actually just this year we've had like 5 but my point is this incident is irrelevant to Boeing's recent issues. These gear handling procedures are dealt by the airline themselves and not by Boeing.

@BlackPhantom_II Месяц назад

@@sionbarzad5371Just cause its a boeing plane it doesn't mean it's their fault, its like saying The Lockerbie bombing was boeing's fault Most of the ones that have happened are airlines fault except for the door.

@prasenjittripura4691 Месяц назад

@Bdo u guys even have brain to understand that it's not Boeing fault lackPhantom_II

@nav_2709 Месяц назад

@@prasenjittripura4691 he literally said it's not Boeing's fault

@KT-ok5ep Месяц назад

It's a very skilled landing given the circumstances, they kept the nose up until the plane slowed down considerably before contact.

@MrChopemup Месяц назад

"Relax, it's FedEx,"

@Deonara Месяц назад

Boeing only worries if 200 + die?

@forkleader Месяц назад

@@Deonarabro Boeing makes the plane, they don’t do the maintenance or the flying🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@Deonara Месяц назад

Boeing: "Nothing to see here", or else.....

@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 Месяц назад

So dumb

@CaliSteve169 Месяц назад

A Jet Blue A320 did the same landing at LAX years ago. Hawaiian A330 had an emergency landing at LAX this week due to nose gear issues. Delta A321 was on fire yesterday at Seattle. But by all means, keep being a drama queen.

@Hotbloglovesboeing747SP Месяц назад

@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549SHUT UP 0:17

@howled0 Месяц назад

@@CaliSteve169 another whistleblower died from "unknown causes." Yup, o innocent boeing!

@d.romero3014 Месяц назад

Thank goodness no one was hurt. Irons can be righted but life is irreplaceable.

@darthtleilaxu4021 Месяц назад

"Front wheels are useless anyway" according to Boeing.

@jamesgavriel Месяц назад

It's like still blaming Ford for my 1995 F150 breaking down. Please don't start commenting something that you know nothing about.

@peterberg12353 Месяц назад

@@jamesgavriel exactly the blame is on the maintenace crew

@forkleader Месяц назад

⁠bro Boeing makes the plane, they don’t do the maintenance or the flying🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@darthtleilaxu4021 Месяц назад

@@forkleader Not losing time to explain a joke to someone like you.

@darthtleilaxu4021 Месяц назад

@@jamesgavriel Being very salty about it, just for a joke. Do you own some Boeing shares? By the way, I work for Thales, in avionics. So, you can put your advice where I think.

@ShowvonickDatta Месяц назад

The plane involved was N110FE which was delivered to FedEx on December 2014

@homealone5087 Месяц назад

Where was it flying before FedEx?

@LungsMcGee Месяц назад

@@homealone5087 Fedex was its first operator. First flight was Nov 2014.

@homealone5087 Месяц назад

@LungsMcGee they bought a brand new 767 in 2014 just to run cargo? I would have bet this aircraft would have been much older

@LungsMcGee Месяц назад

@@homealone5087 Well, freight is what they do. Boeing are still making 767 freighters, companies buy new aircraft all the time according to their business models.

@forzaspeedster Месяц назад

@@homealone5087 they still make the 767 today, crazy huh. I believe until 2029 they will still make it. But only for cargo because cargo airlines don't need all of the luxuries the 787 has to argue. Boxes don't complain

@rAndy_883 Месяц назад

Wow! To see how fire department responds is very fascinating!

@allanedwards1036 Месяц назад

"When it positively has to get there over night ......"

@BooBaddyBig Месяц назад

These kinds of landings always look spectacular but they're actually surprisingly low risk.

@dollarbrandyakoellis6526 Месяц назад

Oh, really?? Thanks!!

@danielcarlson800 Месяц назад

It's not a crash landing. It's a nose-gear up landing.

@Dungshoveleux Месяц назад

An illegal hiding in the front undercarriage?

@Fiskew Месяц назад

plane has 1000 ping💀

@augenbutter Месяц назад

If I was a big box, I'd ask for a transfer to Airbus

@jaxrules2892 Месяц назад

At least nobody was hurt.

@johnfoulke9241 Месяц назад

Boeing be like: "Shuuushhh... here is some money and stop talking!"

@nicholasmendonca1808 Месяц назад

Nothing to do with boeing btw!

@johnfoulke9241 Месяц назад

@@nicholasmendonca1808 I know, but it is just a joke after 2 Boeing whistleblowers death

@nicholasmendonca1808 Месяц назад

@@johnfoulke9241 👍🏼

@user-fg2fw2lf3l Месяц назад

Boeing, WHAT IS THIS?!

@papercraftcraftinghobbys4522 Месяц назад

The 767-300F is 9 years old boeing gave it to fedex 9 years ago so it might be mechanical issue

@forkleader Месяц назад

@@papercraftcraftinghobbys4522is an mechanical issue*

@YamiPheonix531 Месяц назад

The Gimli Glider, the sequel. This happened to Air Canada flight 143 in July 1983 but it was a Boeing 767 that ran out of fuel mid-flight.

@Deonara Месяц назад

Boeing has hired so many bots😮...

@tonyf9076 Месяц назад

When did Airbus hire you ???

@forkleader Месяц назад

⁠bro Boeing makes the plane, they don’t do the maintenance or the flying🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@0w3nn Месяц назад

Do you work for airbus?

@Scotto6977 Месяц назад

This is what happens when you put profit above everything else

@sebastianmcdermott234 Месяц назад

this isn't boeing's fault, its probably due to poor maintenance from fedex

@Deonara Месяц назад

Again with the maintenance excuse. The manufacturer establishes rules and safety stardards, for the maintenance shop to follow. Planes are not allowed to fly without manufacturer approval @@sebastianmcdermott234

@bowonetpreneur894 Месяц назад

@@sebastianmcdermott234nice try boeing enjinir😂

@benedekhalda-kiss9737 Месяц назад

@@bowonetpreneur894 Well what would boeing have to do with this particular incident? The plane is 10 years old and completely in the hands of FedEx

@sebastianmcdermott234 Месяц назад

@bowonetpreneur894 wow I get called a boeing engineer for saying what actually happened

@realitygaming4088 Месяц назад

That's was absolutely on point for no front gear

@mostlyinterested1016 Месяц назад

I love the fact that the crew exits through the window to not have to deploy the chute. Classy landing!

@carlsagan1455 Месяц назад

When did this incident happen?

@AlexLR Месяц назад

The nose wheel mechanism failed due to being obstructed by a whistleblowers corpse.

@TheRAYED13579 Месяц назад

👏👏

@gamgaraii9707 Месяц назад

It is a perfect landing! But was there no foam to prevent ground friction?

@chillinb3816 Месяц назад

Apparently, it has been worked out that putting foam on the runway in advance does not help in any way and it is simply a waste of available foam. So they foam after landings

@majorskies7091 Месяц назад

I mean it's a Boeing 767 so likely maintenance issue nothing of what is happening to the current plane line.

@markusgorelli5278 Месяц назад

Depending on how old the plane is, it is likely that "new" parts have been installed. We will have to wait on reports. In the meantime, what is the current status of parts manufacture?

@LungsMcGee Месяц назад

@@markusgorelli5278 They're still building 767 cargo and tanker versions, they've still got something like 70 orders to fulfil.

@ro6742 Месяц назад

@@LungsMcGee

@Jonathan-ki4iz Месяц назад

It was a 10-year-old 767, but just because it was a maintenance issue doesn't mean it wasn't a Boeing issue.

@LungsMcGee Месяц назад

@@ro6742 😂😂

@00TomFoolery00 Месяц назад

Ok, so who will be the next whistle blower to die unexpectedly?

@beluthesussycat929 Месяц назад

While everyone worried about their packages 🗿

@carlwatson9947 Месяц назад

@Guardian News not really a crash landing is it

@EggCitingOfficial Месяц назад

If it’s Boeing I ain’t going

@forkleader Месяц назад

⁠bro Boeing makes the plane, they don’t do the maintenance or the flying🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ This is the equivalent to saying this car has multiple car crashes due to human error so I’m not gonna drive it

@sa1navgd168 Месяц назад

Bro its only may the 9th why so many aircraft crash and stuff happen

@user-pt2dy7br3c Месяц назад

Cant park there mate

@maydate86 Месяц назад

Boeing it’s over this is the American version of rover car company

@mohwybar5832 Месяц назад

This wasn’t Boeings fault

@forkleader Месяц назад

⁠bro Boeing makes the plane, they don’t do the maintenance or the flying🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@forkleader Месяц назад

Big example of people, not knowing what they talking about

@SFSPerseverance69420 Месяц назад

why didnt bro use the doors?

@justsayin644 Месяц назад

looks like the front landing gear didn't deploy as it wasn't down when they landed

@augenbutter Месяц назад

After all the whistle blowing looks like we're back to normal operations.

@Kontro_7 Месяц назад

"underside" it's called the belly of the aircraft

@kedipudingi Месяц назад

Does anyone know the flight number?

@speckalsgaming7388 Месяц назад

That's why my packages arrived broken 😂

@DanielOrtegoUSA Месяц назад

Another Boeing from Craigs-list. 🤓

@SlayerEddyTV Месяц назад

I hope the Boeing Starliner isn't as dangerous for passangers as their planes seem to be.

@MechaNick767 Месяц назад

Who the heck wrote the prompts? ”After landing the fear failed to open”? I REALLY hope they deploy before landing. Well done to who ever did this one. Fantastic job by the flight crew.

@djtomoy Месяц назад

Hopefully all those fedex packages were ok and got to there recipients on time 🙏🙏🙏

@shemk Месяц назад

The perk of flying cargo. If it is commercial, the pilot is the last to leave.

@avatr7109 Месяц назад

Okay the front Gear had a failure I guess Other than that flawless landing

@wallochdm1 Месяц назад

Landing gear is sourced from suppliers, so Boeing doesn't make it. This could also be a FedEx maintenance issue. There is a manual release for the nose gear, so there's more to this story.

@nav_2709 Месяц назад

Exactly and the plane was delivered to FedEx in Nov 2014, 10 years ago

@Deonara Месяц назад

Maintenance safety rules and standards are set and controlled by the manufacturer only.

@MrBrace777 Месяц назад

For info, standard evacuation for flight deck crew is through the window. Cargo planes that don’t carry passengers in the back are not required to have active slides in the front doors. You’re not going to get stairs on the runway quick, so you might as well leave through the window (it’s a mandatory excercice in initial evac training).

@Styxswimmer Месяц назад

What the heck is going on with Boeing lately?

@nicholasmendonca1808 Месяц назад

Nothing to do with boeing!

@senzduh Месяц назад

"package delayed expected may 12th."

@nighttime9539 Месяц назад

Underrated 😂

@MovieSpottingBerlin Месяц назад

In remember of Warsaw with LOT.

@mikailduzci1725 Месяц назад

Miss here Mel Gibson with Pick Up 😂

@ChicagoWheels Месяц назад

Booze and Planes DONT Mix!!!🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂

@Youre-so-right Месяц назад

Few more hours in flight simulator for this one me thinks.

@AlanDV.v Месяц назад

Can this aircraft be repaired, or there was damage to the fuselage? And how log and costly if ?😮

@amyt.7401 Месяц назад

Dead whistleblows huh… interesting hmmmm

@allanedwards1036 Месяц назад

One was suicide following an illness ,the second from Boeing induced staph infection got it...

@ftxaviation Месяц назад

This is Boeing 767 they are years old like most Boeing aircraft at airlines these days. It’s an old aircraft the 767 this has nothing to do with recent controversies. Don’t comment on something you don’t understand.

@nicholasmendonca1808 Месяц назад

Get educated!

@nicholasmendonca1808 Месяц назад

@@ftxaviation thats what im saying!!

@d.s.2868 Месяц назад

Boeing: it’s fine no need to worry

@shahidrqa6798 Месяц назад

Smart turkey fire service

@redshanksbolshevikempire Месяц назад

Been there a few days ago

@DexterTheFox2865 Месяц назад

That kinda reminds me of Air Canada 143

@beluthesussycat929 Месяц назад

when the history almost repeats

@supremefootballhub8237 Месяц назад

The Front wheels all SEATED, RELAXED with FISTS CLUTCHED!!!😮 😢

@forzaspeedster Месяц назад

you can say that to the 1 passenger on this plane

@simonbaxter8001 Месяц назад

Main gear doors open = a hydraulic failure one of the 3 hydraulic systems. Nose gear probably failed to extend using the backup manual 'gravity' assisted drop procedure!

@vito774 Месяц назад

Main gear doors open mean they tried to manually extend the gear, you got the reasoning wrong.

@Adumzzinthehouse Месяц назад

FedEx should really maintain their planes better

@DeenaMilkers Месяц назад

if its boeing i aint going

@MurderDrone_CAT Месяц назад

The landing kind of reminds of Air Canada flight 143

@babuvangu7220 26 дней назад

Thats not the pilot, its the whistleblower.

@rosemaryhricko7697 Месяц назад

Ohh no

@nuthstar6575 Месяц назад

Feel sorry for the special delivery items

@iapz4900 Месяц назад

Can we not label this perfect landing with a system malfunction a "crash" landing and make people scared to fly.

@user-hv2ki4ti8h Месяц назад

The landing is like air Canada

@Pilot-Sancak Месяц назад

as bayrakları as as as as as ❤️🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️

@Hotbloglovesboeing747SP Месяц назад

U didn’t have to say Boeing outloud

@beatpeace879 Месяц назад

Ain the captain of the ship supposed to wait and see his passengers off first before him

@Task-paralysis24.7 Месяц назад

It's a cargo plane, there are no passengers, just packages.

@beatpeace879 Месяц назад

@@Task-paralysis24.7 it’s been confirmed there were 73 passengers in the plane’s

@m01mast3r Месяц назад

@beatpeace879 The plane involve, N110FE, is a cargo plane so I find it quite unlikely that it would have 73 passengers. What's your source?

@Deonara Месяц назад

TG again, downloading and uploading? What's wrong? The comments?

@khalidrashad-xu8xe Месяц назад

Is it a Boeing?

@krongkiatearthsakulleelara6714 Месяц назад

It’s not always their fault

@forkleader Месяц назад

@@krongkiatearthsakulleelara6714 and in this case, it’s not.

@foundation6867 Месяц назад

This sure was a mission impossible landing luckily the pilot was okay 👍 the tire literally disintegrated into the runway

@JimMacintosh Месяц назад

So just one pilot? What about the other pilot?

@wackadoodle12 Месяц назад

I wouldn't get a Spirit Airlines flight right now either. They do a brisk trade in subcontracting empty seats on planes.

@HENCHMARV Месяц назад

Boeing has some bad planes … wth are they even still in business. Quick Question- How do you know if you’re on a Boeing plane … cause l need to know for the future.

@tonyf9076 Месяц назад

Mate this was a hydraulic problem, don't be worrying what you fly on, this type of mechanical failure can happen to any aircraft. Flying is still the safest form of transport 👍

@Deonara Месяц назад

@@tonyf9076 . Still safe but not with Boeing.

@bowonetpreneur894 Месяц назад

@@tonyf9076except it's boeing

@maceratata1027 Месяц назад

Fly Spirit if you are that scared of flying on a Boeing plane

@istudios225 Месяц назад

I believe, when you book your flight, somewhere in the details of the flight, the type of aircraft used for that particular flight will be stated in the details.

@ericdraven7857 Месяц назад

Pilots window can be used as an emergency exit.

@SootyHunt Месяц назад

Boeing be looking for this pilot 🧑‍✈️ 😅

@MortalXtacy 29 дней назад

Its the plane. Everyone knows if you fly in Boeing, you better say your prayers first.

@Chemical_Guy108 Месяц назад

I would say that this was a great landing, which just proves the skills of these pilots. (Though, I wouldn't want to experience this type of landing...)

@ChicagoWheels Месяц назад

My ebay Packages are Delayed....AaGAinnnn😂😂😂😂😂!!!!