What The Media Gets Wrong About Aviation and Air Travel on The News

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Season 3, Episode 12
I'm sure my fellow pilots know what I'm talking about... Sometimes they can be hard to find, because they're so fleeting in retrospect, but the media gets some pretty basic things wrong about aviation in their news reports. Even the aviation experts they hire sometimes defy reason. Here's a compilation of some of the most irritating mistakes that I've seen the media make about aviation. What's the worst one that you guys have seen?
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@alt8791 4 года назад

“A single engined 45 year old plane sitting on the tarmac with an unlicensed pilot and no black box” -The media’s best line ever.

@cofepaper9484 4 года назад

And hasn't contacted air traffic control because it is in an uncontrolled airfield

@dopepopeurban6129 4 года назад

But then it took of the threshold without a flight plan and the pilot took control of the yoke and the stick..........

@aarondynamics1311 3 года назад

A single engine 45 year old Airbus 747 with an unlicensed pilot, no flight plan and no black boxes is preparing to make an emergency landing on the tarmac

@grondhero 3 года назад

Make the plane a single propeller and have the media refer to it as a twin jet engine.

@ryanpayne7707 2 года назад

No, "A single engined 45 year old plane sitting on the tarmac with an unlicensed pilot and no black box flown by an unlicensed pilot who was not talking to ATC and did not file a flight plan."

@AtomicBlastPony 5 лет назад

"Let's face it, the media gets a lot wrong when it comes to *everything* " Fixed.

@lukebinno2619 5 лет назад

Except fox

@mikenewton83 5 лет назад

Luke Binno ??? Fox called a 767 a 747 lmao

@lukebinno2619 5 лет назад

Michael Newton I wasn’t talking about airplanes every news gets that wrong, I’m talking about real news which is fox. Unlike CNN

@GianlucaBerger 4 года назад

Luke Binno Yes. CNN are just Republican haters. They don’t report on news they’re too busy calling Conservatives Nazis

@uwuhehe6900 4 года назад

ViDeO gAmEs CaUsE vIoLeNcE

@philbirk 5 лет назад

I remember an accident at a local uncontrolled field. The news media was beside themselves that the pilot never contacted air traffic control.

@clayel1 4 года назад

lol

@xdenricoudx 4 года назад

This one guy got into a bad situation because he didn’t check the engine in the pre flight inspection. If he did, he would’ve found a bird making a nest in the aircraft. I like to call that story “bird plane”

@Hedgeflexlfz 4 года назад

LOL

@henrikthelordofyoutube 4 года назад

Probably didn’t file a flight plan either 😔

@magnusb.20 4 года назад

Phil Birkelbach that’s crazy lol

@PabloGonzalez-hv3td 4 года назад

Tell them an aircraft "stalled" and they assume the engines failed and then they assume it fell like a rock

@fighter5583 4 года назад

I so freaking hate it when I hear that.

@Nangleator22 4 года назад

That one is ineradicable. Drives me out of my mind.

@lordpreminger 4 года назад

Bruh wings are there for a reason, the plane glides down i still can’t believe some people don’t know this

@emeraldqueen1994 4 года назад

Pablo Gonzalez 🤦‍♀️ people need to learn that you CAN recover from a stall (face palm directed at news people who don’t know facts ✈️ “this is a plane” VS fiction 🎠 “this is a plane”)

@emeraldqueen1994 4 года назад

ziemniak_online show the Air Crash Investigation episode for Air Canada 143 (Gimly Glider) or US Airways 1549 (Miracle On the Hudson) EDIT the movie Sully is pretty accurate too if you’d prefer that... I’m hoping that the Gimly Gilder gets an accurate to life movie someday...

@lumbagouncle800 5 лет назад

*An Airbus 747 crashed on tarmac this morning.*

@1littlelee 5 лет назад

A single engined Airbus 747 crashed on tarmac this morning just after 2pm

@saddamhussein3849 5 лет назад

* A single engine airbus 747.

@TheKaiTetley 5 лет назад

Jamesminicooper. Very droll sir.

@cmotdibbler4454 5 лет назад

@@saddamhussein3849 Powered only by the APU

@safetyinstructor 5 лет назад

We need to build a wall between the planes and the birds... and the flight instuctors have to pay it!

@internetexplorer4566 9 месяцев назад

the dumbest thing ive seen the media do is take a photo of a 737 during an emergency landing and they said "look at the visible hole in the engine." it was the reverse thrust in use...

@Wemfsh 9 месяцев назад

Imagine if they find out about the -200 reverse thrust

@SofaKingShit 9 месяцев назад

I've actually seen with my own eyes bits of the wing _coming loose_ and bending in the wind. Huge swathes of the wing slowly deforming. Other bits were breaking off and just hanging there. I had to drink most of my duty free gin in the toilet just to calm my nerves. Disgraceful!

@emilserupdahl7219 9 месяцев назад

@@SofaKingShit wing flex?

@callummclachlan4771 9 месяцев назад

I've seen that several times now.

@liljimKLM 8 месяцев назад

@@SofaKingShitthe wings are supposed to flex in the wind

@lockheedmartin1968 5 лет назад

9. Calling a taxiway a runway **triggered avgeeks coming**

@Tmanaz480 4 года назад

I think Harrison Ford did that.

@dronefox2619 4 года назад

Tmanaz480 landing on a taxiway will now forever be known as “pulling a Harrison Ford”

@fighter5583 4 года назад

*immensely triggered*

@ThePlaneguys 4 года назад

Air Canada at SFO incoming

@emeraldqueen1994 4 года назад

Lockheed Martin I’ll join you... how many pitch forks do you want?

@volk6019 4 года назад

Plane : A380 lands normally Media : a Boeing 380 crashed on tarmac

@FBI-ej8zr 4 года назад

hello fellow agent

@jordandino417 2 года назад

What the f*ck did I just read?

@StratocastRS 9 месяцев назад

Don't forget the seven-seventy-seven!!

@flaviomenis3822 6 лет назад

I remember an Italian newspaper reporting about an airliner that suffered a loss of radio contact. "the Boeing was overflying the French Alps". Few lines later: "the Airbus landed safely" :D A lot of journalists seems to believe that words "Airbus" and "Boeing" mean exactly the same thing, synonyms for the word "airliner".

@musicalaviator 6 лет назад

Flavio Menis jumbo

@arcturussirius7139 6 лет назад

... facepalm

@arcturussirius7139 6 лет назад

Also shows you the state of the civil aviation industry

@call911forcookies2 6 лет назад

a Jumbo Airbus

@uzbekistanplaystaion4BIOScrek 6 лет назад

never heard of the popular Airboeing A777-300? :P

@austinformedude 6 лет назад

#8 - Every "Small" plane is a Cessna!

@golvic1436 6 лет назад

and every jet is a 747.

@ukar69 6 лет назад

You mean Jumbo

@larsfreeburg1535 6 лет назад

Brandon Bosserman I thought every jet was an A320...

@Karuiko 6 лет назад

Cessnas, the toyota of the sky.

@tocococa7353 6 лет назад

Every Cub Crafters is yellow.

@forgotten1369 4 года назад

So this is the aviation version of "fully semi automatic"

@sontang5621 4 года назад

WHAT DID HE JUST SAY?

@T.B.Y.S. 4 года назад

Lmao 😂💀

@ONE-cw3eh 4 года назад

Cnn general

@benrinehart6826 4 года назад

Exactly

@sontang5621 4 года назад

@Kissalude i know, i just wanna go with the lines of the angry cop. Guessed no one got it. :/

@chickenwang8441 4 года назад

What really triggers me though is when the media introduces somebody to explain something in aviation but then THEY get it wrong.

@georgepeach5430 6 лет назад

Oh my gosh! This one cracked me up! As a member of a large law enforcement agency, I was once told, when it comes to talking to the media, "Remember kid, most of the media is not looking for the truth, they are looking for a story." That statement would certainly ring true in this excellent video!

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Well said.

@cringeworthyhumans160 6 лет назад

Oh boy, I love that twin engine prop duster sitting on the sweltering tarmac with 400 passengers

@over00lordunknown12 5 лет назад

What?

@griffinh.966 5 лет назад

I think it's sarcasm. We should make a sarcastic faunt.

@philchia4764 5 лет назад

#propduster

@Epic_Gamer__ 5 лет назад

*this is the sarcasm font*

@cheeky_emz 5 лет назад

Profile picture explains it all

@Happymali10 9 месяцев назад

We took a class trip to a small airfield (gliders, gyrocopters and a few single-engine planes, not even a paved strip), and the pilot some of us flew with in a glider told us that it's really safe, because "even if the media might speculate it, gliders can't have engine failures"

@ultradeady 6 месяцев назад

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@brimopm 9 месяцев назад

34yrs as an airline pilot, I can only say thank you. To see the way the media portrays aviation events from general aviation to scheduled airlines, I like to say they get about 95% of it wrong. I often question the media's stories about other industries simply due to their lack of credibility regarding ours.

@bradcrosier1332 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! As a professional pilot as well (both airline and corporate), I’ve been saying this exact same thing for years. Anyone who thinks they are getting even remotely accurate information from the media is a fool.

@RustyClam 8 месяцев назад

Makes you realize everything else the media gets wrong.

@jm08a31 6 лет назад

Wait, did they just call a *CESSNA 172* a "Twin-Engine plane?" so **triggered** right now.

@dylancotton2061 6 лет назад

Hyper IKR. RIP fact checking

@griffinh.966 5 лет назад

TWIN ENGINE PLANES HAVE 2 ENGINES. NOT 1. 2

@griffinh.966 5 лет назад

@EveryThingGalaxyZ Yes.

@griffinh.966 5 лет назад

@EveryThingGalaxyZ I know, I was just emphasising the fact that they need to check their facts.

@griffinh.966 5 лет назад

@EveryThingGalaxyZ Thanks.

@douglasrodrigues332 5 лет назад

There is no requirement to file a flight plan for non-instrument flying, anymore than there is a requirement to call the Highway Patrol before driving on a freeway.

@heronimousbrapson863 5 лет назад

Douglas Rodrigues I knew a guy who always called the highway patrol before driving on the freeway. He'd taunt them by saying, "Come and get me suckers!"

@Rindiculousfun 5 лет назад

Unless you’re crossing the border and then a flight plan is required including a bunch of other documentation

@arcadictic 4 года назад

@@heronimousbrapson863 filing a ground plan lmao

@Hedgeflexlfz 4 года назад

"Highway patrol, N458SP 5 miles south on I-95 driving for pleasure on a Sunday morning. OVER."

@lylestrachan5757 4 года назад

yea....

@josephy9970 4 года назад

Breaking News: An Airbus 777-XWB Has crash landed in LAX, Texas, at August 21st, 2075 on the tarmac.

@Brandon-yz5rk 4 года назад

HE WAS GOING TO SFO IN AUSTRALIA THAT COLD SUMMER NIGHT WHEN SUDDENLY THE AUTOPILOT. *DISCONNECTS*

@MrScoopoo10 4 года назад

skylerelax I was gonna say that 😔

@Busdriver321 5 лет назад

I remember a news report about an Embraer 145 having to evacute its passengers on the “tarmac” and the reporter stated that the crew had deployed emergency slides. This was news to me, I had no idea my company had installed inflatable slides on our planes. FYI the E-145 doesn’t actually have slides, it is low enough to the ground that you can just jump out.

@canadianplanespotter 6 лет назад

If I had $1 for every time I heard "Tarmac" in the news, I could buy a 45-year old private jet.

@Cragified 6 лет назад

I suspect Tarmac is lingo picked up in WWII and imported to the U.S. Tarmac is a trademark of brand of material used to make a Tarmacadam road,apron,runway in the UK from 1882. Many airfields during the war where constructed of this material and style as it was quick to build compared to concrete. Tarmac is essentially asphalt using natural tar instead of bitumen from refineries which in the UK is known as Bitmac instead of asphalt. Tarmacadam is dark black and stays dark black far longer then asphalt which greys over time. So I'd hypothesize that U.S. aircrews, Army Engineers and such came back from the war knowing the airfields where made of Tarmac and that the dark black aprons, taxiway and terminal areas of U.S. airfields made out of cheaper asphalt just sorta stuck on being called 'tarmac' even though it has no actual reference to a specific place on the airfield. So ironically in a round about way the media is technically correct calling all those things the tarmac cause they are/where :P

@JamesJesseGTA 6 лет назад

Cragified I guess that's why I occassionally referred to aprons as tarmacs. Wow. I always wondered where I got the term from. Now I know. It's funny considering I am an aircraft mechanic. I feel really embarassed now.

@theofetter2935 6 лет назад

so true

@Jopanaguiton 6 лет назад

Flying7B2 FF does not replace a flight plan. If you had an electric failure resulting in a fire onboard. You just lost comm and you have to put that plane down in the middle of the dessert. TRACON will not automatically launch a search and rescue for you.

@CJetsPlanespotting 6 лет назад

*T A R M A C*

@zachj3483 6 лет назад

A couple days ago there was an incident with a TBM 700, and it was on the news for a short story. They called it, "this single engine Cessna was flying without a flight plan, and had catastrophic failure of the landing gear. Causing it to not retract, and the plane was forced to land on the tarmac without its landing gears. I'm dead ass it was funny af, the pilot and passenger were OK

@judet2992 9 месяцев назад

Bruh if they couldn’t retract it then they had to land with them down.

@firstname9954 9 месяцев назад

@@judet2992 either a typing error by OP,or the media are even dumper than we give them credits for xD

@judet2992 9 месяцев назад

@@firstname9954 both?

@syan7558 3 года назад

My favorite was during the Hudson ditching, a so called "aviation expert" called the Airbus a320 clearly floating in the water, wings and tail exposed, a "regional jet of some sort, an Embrear or maybe a Bombadier".

@agentgingerman 5 лет назад

"Boeing 747 loses a single engine mid flight" Ooh emergency landing (Despite the fact you can fly a 747 on only 2 out of 4 engines)

@lance_the_avocado9492 4 года назад

It’s probably better to have an emergency landing because losing a literal engine is still not good.

@clayel1 4 года назад

Glimple Bort yeah, but that would probably be a pan-pan and not a mayday call

@jacobabbott1949 4 года назад

@@clayel1 depends on how bad the loss of engine control is. If there is fire or the engine was completely ripped of then I would call emergency but if it just stopped working I would call a pan pan.

@clayel1 4 года назад

Jacob Abbott well an emergency is a mayday and a pan-pan but you’re right if the engine was ripped out or caught on fire that would definitely be a mayday

@EsarsiYT 4 года назад

nope , b747 cant fly with 2 engines

@nklssth9614 5 лет назад

If I got a dollar For every time I've heard a news guy tell an aviation story correctly I could buy something that is free

@tommylynch7887 4 года назад

Dude I got a dollar for every time they told a false story I’m a billionaire now

@tylerb1310 4 года назад

Tommy Lynch no, you’re a quadrillionare

@tsunova5530 4 года назад

Tommy Lynch nah u a septillionare

@JohnDoe-fr1id 4 года назад

So, you couldn't at all?

@tomatosauce3085 4 года назад

John Doe r/areyoustupid

@thejman3489 5 лет назад

"Who would drive a car from 1965, right?" Tell that to my friend who drives a blue 1961 Ford Comet. The thing is a beauty and still runs on the original engine.

@bluerider7922 4 года назад

Mercury Comet. Mr. Tsubaki said it's all in the details. The Ford was a Falcon.

@judet2992 9 месяцев назад

Wow.

@reidcollinson2074 9 месяцев назад

My dad used to drive ambulance on the island of haida gwai in british Columbia. One day he got a call saying a plane had run off the runway. He went into panic mode. Tiny town meant 1 ambulance only, and the end of the runway was the ocean. He got there and the wheels had juuuuuust gone into the gravel. Absolute panic and horror for no reason

@Vsor 5 лет назад

7:32 "This may resemble a black-box since they are frequently painted yellow or orange." I get it, but still...

@Quasihamster 6 лет назад

Not all hope is lost: They didn't call Crescent Beach a tarmac!

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

haha

@Demonslayer20111 6 лет назад

they did call a single engine a twin engine though

@sheevone4359 6 лет назад

What about Barra airport ?

@JohnRyan-vl7gu 6 лет назад

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@philipmcniel4908 6 лет назад

lol Barra blurs the lines between beach and tarmac...unless by tarmac you literally mean tar-bound Macadam XD en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macadam#Tar-bound_macadam

@Livedracersteve 6 лет назад

News be like....."it's a single engine 747 airbus"

@atooch213 6 лет назад

a single engine 747 Airbus just made an emergency landing on the tarmac

@captainprice4261 6 лет назад

Atooch LMFAO

@psychomom7158 6 лет назад

ALERT: A cessna 747 with 5 propellers has made an emergency landing on the tarmac, after making suspicious chemtrails in the sky. Pray for the families on-board!!

@billygray8863 6 лет назад

noooo

@user-go3jv8rw7i 6 лет назад

Tuba Player nah it's a cessna 737

@ascherlafayette8572 4 года назад

Plane: has problem Media: *it's free real estate*

@slavboii420 3 года назад

Media: A boeing A380 has crashed on the tarmac, everyone survived. Reality: An Airbus A380 has landed successfully on the runway. Media: An Airbus 747 has crashed on the runway after "stalling" Reality: A Boeing 747 has done an emergency landing and slightly veered to the taxiway Give me more suggestions if you can find!

@blueshark7385 5 лет назад

There was a news reporter talking about an Avro Lancaster and Supermarine Spitfire flypast, but she described it as "one big plane with two smaller planes beside it"

@KastaRules 6 лет назад

250 people are still waiting on the *tarmac* for their take off clearance.

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

haha

@jaspervlogt3843 6 лет назад

till today i thought tarmac really existed, and i would have defined it as the Parking and taxiing area of a large airport, that is not the taxiways. Taxiways being the Narrow taxiing streets.

@steel_dejones8648 6 лет назад

KastaRules when a plane crashes on the the ramp TARMAC SAVAGE

@thegreencactus6072 6 лет назад

KastaRules Maybe they can't just read their 5 light PAPI

@morgancook4288 6 лет назад

KastaRules What they don't realize is that there still in the parking lot.

@yorface8402 6 лет назад

7/11 was a part time job

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Ha. Haven't heard that one yet.

@yorface8402 6 лет назад

Friendly Skies Film I stole that from someone

@KudosK42 5 лет назад

YOR FACE 7/11 *is* a part time job. This joke is shit

@bloxiagamer3907 5 лет назад

Go to 1134

@asophagoosegaming2087 4 года назад

Friendly Skies Film Have you heard of the 9/11 tho

@ipadize 4 года назад

"Today Tarmac crashed into a Plane"

@j.sterling9167 4 года назад

Having worked at an Airport for 5 years, there is one thing that should be known. When any incidents occur within the fenced perimeter of an airport, the story takes on two versions. The truth, (inside the fence) what the workers who have access have witnessed and know of and the ( outside the fence ) version, a modified version designed not to panic the public too much.

@williamchin9483 6 лет назад

Every aviation news report ever: BREAKING NEWS A JETBLUE BOEING A380 HAS MADE AN EMERGENCY LANDING AT BOSTON'S LAGUARDIA AIRPORT. Keep these videos coming!

@_Andrew2002 6 лет назад

It's funny cause it's true

@ZicajosProductions 6 лет назад

William Chin Lol three aviation errors in one sentence.

@VoraciousAvgeek 6 лет назад

Hahaha that made my day xD An emergency landing this afternoon by a jumbo jet, here you can see pictures of the damaged motor of the big Cessna 172 jet.

@jaspervlogt3843 6 лет назад

You forgot: and is now waiting on the tarmac for the fire crews.

@dalecooper9942 6 лет назад

AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH

@EightBall 6 лет назад

To be honest, once you become knowledgeable about a subject, you realise the media coverage about said subject is most of time just terrible. They're more concerned about being the first one to report something than reporting it properly. And then we end up in a situation like the one we have today...

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Right? I always wonder how bad the content is for other industries that I personally never think about.

@givmi_more_w9251 6 лет назад

Well, in my experience, Science was not the favourite subject in school for most journalists. That's why they became journalists. Technology, physics ... almost everywhere you want jump right into a propeller when you read about it by common media. Not talking about specialized media, of course.

@bryandwyer2204 4 года назад

Random dude: Excuse me sir, where do you work? Me: The airport. Random dude: I'm sorry, I thought you were a mechanic. Me: I am.

@tyler9703 5 лет назад

It's the same with cars as well. Whenever anything gets technical, the media butchers the hell out of it.

@benapsley9552 6 лет назад

Reporters also tend to get aircraft wrong. For example, a reporter might call a 747 a 757.

@fulcrum2951 6 лет назад

Ben Apsley airboeing 320

@Tommy-gk6bh 6 лет назад

Ben Apsley a single engine prop Cessna Boeing airbus 474 all black military supersonic fully automatic bump stock ar-15 TURBOJET. WITH GUNS.

@wmfife1 6 лет назад

Has everyone here forgotten the golf course landing by Harrison Ford? In his Ryan PT-22 ("...It is a vintage FIGHTER Plane...") - unquote. (via- Fox aka FAUX News) ..?

@spaniardo8565 6 лет назад

Ben any aircraft bigger than a turboprop is a fukin jumbo

@eltfell 6 лет назад

The 747 is the only airliner that exists.

@pulsifide 6 лет назад

*Oil Temp Light* Pilot: Oh, Hello. "Toronto Center C-GSAR You Like To Turn Right 210 For Full Stop Runway 21 at The Island" Local News: A Single Engine Plane Is Making An Emergency Landing At Pearson Airport! Pilot: Ah! How Did you get on my plane! News Reporter: I will now try to Fly Myself *Squawk 7500*

@bungusscrungus2523 6 лет назад

seems like something CBC would do

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Accurate.

@acarrot9868 6 лет назад

Pulsifide Pilot gets united airlinesed off the planes f16s gets scrambled

@calebnetterville3941 6 лет назад

*F-16s arrive*

@rifqibacksin4063 6 лет назад

*SQUAWK 7500* So the news reporter hijacked the plane?

@JasontheFolf 4 года назад

Holding pattern: *Exists* Media: Is this a mysterious circling plane?

@FBI-ej8zr 4 года назад

i bet its spraying chemtrails as well

@imsociallyawkward1612 4 года назад

I bet it will later do an emergency landing on tarmac 44F

@AN-xq7tw 4 года назад

Me: "Media, can we have taxiway?" Media: "We have taxiway at home." At home: "tarmac"

@SpikiM2 6 лет назад

To be fair, they never know what they're talking about

@fulcrum2951 6 лет назад

They know, but they just bloody ignore it

@chemiegamerpeter1326 5 лет назад

Plane: 4 engines, 2 floors, 4 main landing gears , KLM News: HERE YOU CAN SEE A AIRBUS A737

@CheeseTruffles 4 года назад

Chemiegamer Peter + Max

@teemsmeek 4 года назад

@@CheeseTruffles Lol.

@Guardrailkid 4 года назад

Did they mean 737 with my cat inside and some add on engines?

@cofepaper9484 4 года назад

And there is also a Boeing a320 KLM airplane

@dopepopeurban6129 4 года назад

Active Runway u mean the Bombardier SR20 JumboJet ?

@jacobdaniel6135 5 лет назад

Hold up I saw a Civil Air patrol Cessna-182 somewhere in there!!!

@nethascotx24 5 лет назад

At 9:54 there was a non flight planned, non black boxed, unlicensed student making an emergency landing on the Tarmac in a Cessna A380-1!!!

@kingtoria 4 года назад

I am the cessna

@srilankanflyer1527 5 лет назад

I always have to correct my friend when ever I show a pic of a B747 and then he says “oh it’s a B474” 😂😂

@meganthai1998 4 года назад

Lucky for you... my friend called a plane's engine a fuselage.

@srilankanflyer1527 4 года назад

@@meganthai1998 😂🙏

@EUC-lid 6 лет назад

The tarmac is a great place to sit and deeply inhale some chemtrails while watching emergency landings.

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Same. Everyday.

@sheevone4359 6 лет назад

Adam Jordan true 👍

@snowgolem6099 6 лет назад

Lol nice joke! BTW how do people come up with this stuff??

@Abdullah.Mizban 6 лет назад

Adam Jordan 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@HarryBalzak 6 лет назад

Sure is. www.scientificamerican.com/article/cloud-seeding-china-snow/ www.geoengineeringwatch.org/links-to-geoengineering-patents/

@phxJohn2010 5 лет назад

If memory serves, tarmac is the popular name for the building material called tarmacadam. Beginning in 1909 it was used to create roads and eventually early airstrips. However, it was pretty quickly phased out in favor of asphalt.

@jdb47games 9 месяцев назад

Technically, asphalt and tarmac are indeed different, but in everyday use they are synonyms. Asphalt is the more common word in USA/Canada, whereas in most other anglophone countries the word tarmac predominates.

@EK-zu3by 9 месяцев назад

The developer of tar roads: Scotisch engineer John mc'Adam.

@pax0037 Год назад

This is the truest video on the aviation sector in media. We can thank Simple flying for giving the community reliable updates and news articles on aviation mishaps and accidents. Great video!

@dirtcop11 4 года назад

My all-time favorite error is "the airliner was rammed by a private plane." In most cases, the airliner overtook the light plane. I have yet to see a Cessna 150 or a Piper Cherokee flying faster than a jet. P.. S. if you ever see that happen, let me know.

@jeffmorris8872 5 лет назад

Our local news did this one. A pilot had engine trouble and he safely landed in an empty field. He is a CFI and teaches part of ground school. He is a consummate professional and has been flying for many many years. "A plane crash landed into a field!" A bunch of us gave the news source a hard time over that one. Must have been a slow news day.

@hunterjones9822 6 лет назад

The media is the original form of clickbait

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Woah. That was very insightful.

@fulcrum2951 6 лет назад

Not wrong

@X150t 5 лет назад

They didn't use to be so bad, but it seems all credibility is lost today

@TheblueTraxxasRustler 5 лет назад

Not clickbait but the facts are off and information can be wrong but some reporters get it perfect

@asliceofcheese7152 4 года назад

What is happening to humanity

@kingtoria 4 года назад

Asphalt on airport: What a lovely day Narrator: But he doesn't know that the media is coming Media: As you can see this Airbus 737 max is making a emergency landing on the tarmac!

@8epic819 4 года назад

me before watching: hmm i might look into becoming a news reporter me after: *I would make a great news reporter!*

@Racko. 6 лет назад

Breaking news: a Boeing a330 Dreamliner crash landed at Boston’s jfk airport!

@brynmcdougald2418 5 лет назад

And it hit the tarmac

@theamazingparkerC 5 лет назад

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!

@m0w0ss 5 лет назад

On the tarmacc

@h-hhh 5 лет назад

@@theamazingparkerC shyt the hrixk up nörmmi

@mymdBoeing-ie2kn 4 года назад

Lmao

@hobie1613 6 лет назад

I always laugh when news reporters say the runway numbers wrong like they will say thirty but it is actually pronounced three zero😂

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

lol good one!

@jaspervlogt3843 6 лет назад

but well i guess, thats forgiveable

@Stoney3K 6 лет назад

Or the classic: "Toronto Central, American 9372 descending TO two-seven thousand feet."

@SK_FTBL08 2 года назад

I got so angry on how wrong the news was to the point where I once stoped watching aviation related news and ordinary people's social media posts on aviation. This video shows it all.

@G__Brtz 5 лет назад

Tarmac Place where media gets in panic on a airport

@CJetsPlanespotting 6 лет назад

Aircraft goes around and lands again? "Emergency landing." Thunderstorm causes aircraft to divert? "Emergency landing." Bird strike causes aircraft to divert, and lands safely? "CRASH LANDING HOLY SH*T!!!"

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Very accurate.

@ariltherandomguyonyoutube5220 6 лет назад

CJets Welcome to the Media!

@loganb7059 6 лет назад

CJets the media needs to go by this general rule for what a crash landing is: a crash landing is a landing from which you cannot take off again on your own power.

@gorillaau 6 лет назад

CJets ""

@jordanperschke1468 5 лет назад

*Taxi to runway 17L via tarmac alpha*

@krishnannarayanan8819 5 лет назад

noooooooooooooooo

@Tmanaz480 4 года назад

@Rata 4U ... dictionaries merely report how words are used, they don't dictate.

@terrainaheadpullup3092 4 года назад

@Rata 4U The correct terms are Runways Taxiways Aprons Stands

@Mgl1206 4 года назад

My eye twitched. Ouch

4 года назад

lmao best comment

@stalinsdog679 4 года назад

Media or vloggers be like: we’re on the tarmac.. *the plane is cruising in 35,000 feet

@helenasvensson5220 4 года назад

if there was 1 ryanair landing every time the media said tarmac, there would be more crashes than landings

@GlacialLake 6 лет назад

I notice that the media gets things wrong on topics that I know a lot about. Why should I trust them on things I dont know much about?

@benjwgarner 6 лет назад

People often do, presumably because of the Gell-Mann amnesia effect. It's a term coined by Michael Crichton, mainly known for being the author of The Andromeda Strain and Jurassic Park: web.archive.org/web/20061030220418/www.michaelcrichton.com/speeches/speeches_quote03.html "Media carries with it a credibility that is totally undeserved. You have all experienced this, in what I call the Murray Gell-Mann Amnesia effect. (I refer to it by this name because I once discussed it with Murray Gell-Mann, and by dropping a famous name I imply greater importance to myself, and to the effect, than it would otherwise have.) Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. In Murray's case, physics. In mine, show business. You read the article and see the journalist has absolutely no understanding of either the facts or the issues. Often, the article is so wrong it actually presents the story backward-reversing cause and effect. I call these the "wet streets cause rain" stories. Paper's full of them. In any case, you read with exasperation or amusement the multiple errors in a story, and then turn the page to national or international affairs, and read as if the rest of the newspaper was somehow more accurate about Palestine than the baloney you just read. You turn the page, and forget what you know. That is the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect. I'd point out it does not operate in other arenas of life. In ordinary life, if somebody consistently exaggerates or lies to you, you soon discount everything they say. In court, there is the legal doctrine of falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus, which means untruthful in one part, untruthful in all. But when it comes to the media, we believe against evidence that it is probably worth our time to read other parts of the paper. When, in fact, it almost certainly isn't. The only possible explanation for our behavior is amnesia." - Michael Crichton

@kekke2000 6 лет назад

You shouldn't blindly trust anything. If you are interested in a news story, educate yourself and try to stay off any source with an agenda, which is WAY easier said than done, everyone seems to have an agenda nowadays.

@ifly7777 6 лет назад

For aviation lovers, the amount of CRINGE everytime the reporters got something wrong 100010101010% high

@lucasbottorff8641 6 лет назад

so true

@snowgolem6099 6 лет назад

True!

@diegoarpino2080 6 лет назад

Tell me about it. My parents don't want me to become a pilot, and they know not to always believe everything on the news, but when something aviation related happens, they will always use that as a reason about why I shouldn't become a pilot.

@peterproductions5015 5 лет назад

@@diegoarpino2080 Your parents must be like, "THE NEWS SAID A BOEING A380 CRASH TAKEOFFED ON THE TARMAC!"

@diegoarpino2080 5 лет назад

Peter Productions kind of 😂

@Aelvir114 4 года назад

I once saw a news report where they referred to the SR-71 Blackbird as a Fighting Falcon. Bruh

@XM8A1 4 года назад

Wtf XD

@Aelvir114 4 года назад

nelson voss yyyyep

@benjwgarner 4 года назад

There was an interceptor version that was tested: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_YF-12

@zachg9065 4 года назад

“A SMALL SINGLE ENGINE CESSNA.” Shows a beech Baron..

@kingtoria 4 года назад

I am a cessna

@KimberKat 6 лет назад

5:43 Why'd you even reverse the footage?

@deanbeach1828 6 лет назад

loooooooooool

@LightRealms 6 лет назад

XDDDD

@warwickryan7130 6 лет назад

That footage is from Australia, that's how children run in the southern hemisphere.

@ZicajosProductions 6 лет назад

Warwick Ryan lol

@1dgram 6 лет назад

To avoid RU-vid's content ID?

@Fadamor 6 лет назад

"Tarmac" IS related to aviation, but there aren't many airfields still using it. It's been around since 1902 and is a registered trademark for macadam that has been mixed with tar (TAR + MACadam = TARMAC). Back in WWII most airfields used it for runways, taxiways, and aprons. Now most airfields use concrete.

@jwenting 9 месяцев назад

rather most use asphalt, or a combination of asphalt and concrete.

@m_a_s6069 9 месяцев назад

The biggest eye roll I got from my flight instructor was on my first lesson. We walked over to the plan and I asked: Where's the tarmac?

@iiqxcc7257 5 лет назад

Me: **shows friend a picture of the Endeavour space shuttle** Friend: Is this a concorde?

@Ren-py6gr 6 лет назад

Media: a Boeing A380 makes a mysterious trails up in the sky

@user-go3jv8rw7i 6 лет назад

Ren 54 holy shit it's a UFO airbus 777

@korysworld8113 6 лет назад

lol was the Boeing part intentional?

@wmfife1 6 лет назад

Well on the brighter side it means they weren't a climate-change denier. Because that's what those chemicals do - create a protective layer to filter the sun's UV rays to keep the earth cool. (..For further details, send $10 in a self-addressed stamped envelope the address below:)

@ac283.9 6 лет назад

*_Los Angeles JFK Airport_* So, LAXJFK it seems yeah. XD

@dhtelevision 6 лет назад

Ren 54 Those trails are called contrails

@aboriani 5 лет назад

The journalist job is to explain something he doesn’t understand to someone who doesn’t know

@Zechariah340 9 месяцев назад

There was once a news coverage in my country about a Boeing 777-300 ER that had an incident where the tires bursted upon landing. In a news coverage the reporter called the aircraft "The massive Airbus."

@chadnga8 4 года назад

This is a great video! Very factual and points out a lot that most people who aren't into aviation, wouldn't know, or have any reason to know. Well done!

@lethaldarkness115 6 лет назад

I haven't seen so many comments on your videos before.

@bencooper6109 6 лет назад

Squshy turtle 115 I

@fulcrum2951 6 лет назад

Tarmac

@alphafoxtrot787 6 лет назад

Don't forget Tomonews, i watched their video about the incident from Barcelona Airport, the aircraft involved is A340 and a 767 but tomonews showed an A380 with 1 deck and the UT Air 767 one was kinda good i got to tell except for that A340

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Oh god yes. They're terrible.

@peachworks_en 6 лет назад

Tomonews tells inaccurate info with horrible animation and exaggerated opinions. I hate them.

@alwinpriven2400 6 лет назад

how can they show an A380 with 1 deck!? how does that even look like?

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

It's also just... weird and unsettling :P

@alphafoxtrot787 6 лет назад

I know right, it's just "plane" stupid

@roscoewhite3793 4 года назад

Classic case from online news: when a Singapore Airlines Airbus lost power in both engines during a flight to Shanghai, the report was headed by a photograph of an A-380 - which has four engines - in two different stories.

@zitogaming1457 5 лет назад

I have to say this video was very respectful in terms of aviational knowledge and information towards others with interest or curiosity about aviation, bravo.

@donsample1002 6 лет назад

In common usage "tarmac" just means a paved surface. While there is a specific trademarked paving process called "Tarmac" which isn't used all that much anymore, it was once quite common, and people got in the habit of calling any paved surface "tarmac" rather than going out and looking to see what sort of paving it was.

@anomamos9095 6 лет назад

Don Sample. I don't know if Tarmac was ever a proprietary name or just the name give to the formula of tar fly ash and gravel that was used to pave roads driveways and often used on small landing strips and aprons even today. Many airfields were completely paved in Tarmac until the weight of the aircraft grew too heavy and required concrete runways etc. so Tarmac was a common term for the paved area of an airfield that's still used when the specific location is not known.

@kt.7257 6 лет назад

Been in aviation most of my life I'm 57 never have heard anyone in the industry refer to the ramp as a "tarmac" except the so called news media and for that matter the ramp has never been paved either, we always called a paved surface asphalt. must have been before my day.

@alexandrews48 6 лет назад

Kelly Tipton in the UK we call all asphalt, tarmac so most English pilots would say tarmac instead of asphalt. If you were to ask an English man what our roads are made from its "tarmac" and they may complain because the "road is closed to be re-tarmaced". If someone here were to call it asphalt they would get odd looks or we would assume they are American. Its a simple translation. Why US news media is calling it tarmac is beyond me but in the UK it just means the plane was waiting on any asphalt or hard standing part of the airport.

@whatyousaidbud 6 лет назад

Alex Andrews actually fella, Tarmac is a company name, they used to lay tarmacadam years and years ago, but these days nowhere uses tarmacadam because the main ingredient, tar, is no longer available as it was produced by town gas factories as a byproduct, the last town gas factory shut in 1973, what we use to surface roads these days is a bitumen based product, bitumen of course is an oil based substance this is why petrol stations are concreted as petrol/diesel eats away at the bitumen. Sorry to go full nerd but information is power! :-)

@hunterk7838 6 лет назад

Either way it's just called a ramp.

@KrisMcCool 6 лет назад

*landing gear door collapses* People in the cabin : AHHAHAHAHAHHHYSSHNCHDBHUSGXBSIYENDNSJWHDMSGBAHWNXNJSJD Pliot : What happened? Co Pliot : IDK man the passengers are screaming

@Sulf3ricAcid 4 года назад

I'm sure the majority general public doesn't understand/care for the technical terminology that is given up in lieu of the catch-all/incorrect synonym. The media's goal is to outline the story using general terms that the viewers can understand. The media will preference 'tarmac' instead of 'apron' for the same reasons they will preference 'heart attack' instead of 'myocardial infarction' and 'cargo vessel' instead of 'breakbulk carriers.' In a perfect world, it would be an amazing learning opportunity for media to use specific descriptors for stories and reports

@srilankanflyer1527 5 лет назад

Ladies and getting welcome aboard this 50 year old B747 we hope you enjoy ur flight Passenger 🏃🏻‍♂️

@alonelyz1981 4 года назад

Pilot : This plane will likely has a higher chance of crashing since its old

@aviationchannel6204 4 года назад

I would rush to board that plane! I always wanted to go on old generation 737 and 747.

@Alexander_Jaelan_Cummings 4 года назад

Could not like. It had 69 likes 😉

@hunterfagan6272 6 лет назад

It is so cringey seeing people on the news talking about aviation

@jetfrostgaming 6 лет назад

True that man. About to solo in 4 days and this crap gets me so heated

@hunterfagan6272 6 лет назад

JetFrostGaming good luck on your solo!! It feels really good.

@jetfrostgaming 6 лет назад

Thanks man! Just so retarded these people on the news think they know what they're talking about.

@geisterfurz007 6 лет назад

Good luck! You got that!

@jetfrostgaming 6 лет назад

Thanks geister

@sonnder 6 лет назад

Tarmac and Jalad, at Tanagra.

@72bable 6 лет назад

Shaka. When the walls fell.

@PythonRaptor 6 лет назад

This is the best thing I've read all day.

@EnDSchultz1 6 лет назад

Oh my god, thank you. Have a cookie.

@billygray8863 6 лет назад

thank you sonnder, Fresh, Python Raptor and EnDSchultzs. made my day.

@bigtxbullion 6 лет назад

very very well done!!! this comment is for an elite group. engage.

@Jay-cj7yr 4 года назад

someone: i have a full size non-flyable harrier the media: WRITE THAT DOWN!!!

@Southwest_923WR 5 лет назад

Great video! It needs to be shared to EVERY news outlet, maybe they wouldn't get there panties in bunch so quickly if a aircraft lands in a crosswind, or taxies to RAMP after a bunny landing!

@tbag7409 6 лет назад

The term "tarmac" actually dates back to the early days of aviation and the grass airfields and runways used in that era. Larger grass airfields began covering small sections in tar, which once dry, served as an ideal surface for servicing and parking aircraft. As this was new to most pilots flying at that time, when they landed at these airfields and asked where to park, they misinterpreted the friendly/casual response "You can park on the tar, Mac" as instructions to park on a so called "tarmac"... To present day this term remains popular despite its bizarre origins. And that folks, is some true aviation history that I just made up. Thanks for reading this far btw!

@mkkvc 5 лет назад

wow, impressive😮

@JLukeHypernova 5 лет назад

you got me

@kernalkraig 5 лет назад

Tarmac originally comes from the material used (bitumen or "tar") and the process developed by a Scot, MacAdam. A term still used in the UK to refer to sealed roads.

@pluto8404 5 лет назад

@@kernalkraig the uk company Tarmac use to do the runways.

@LZ-zi3ll 5 лет назад

I’m pretty sure it comes from Tar MacAdam

@harrymallory7963 6 лет назад

Good luck with that. Im still waiting for the media to correctly and honestly report an incident involving a firearm or anything concerning the military. Lets face it: The media isnt interested in accuracy, they're interested in drama and political agenda. Its not so much journalism as much as activism today. The uniformed viewer mostly trusts that the media knows what its talking about and treats them as an authority, the media knows that and is happy to take on the mantle without concern that it doesnt fit. So endeth the lesson.

@cpufreak101 6 лет назад

Harry Mallory mhm, such as the famous "the AR in AR-15 means assault rifle!" All the media does is just make stuff sound dramatic so they can get it on the screen

@andrewpinedo1883 9 месяцев назад

Very well said. My family is way too leftist to realise this is the same for all media regardless of politics. It even feels bad that American news is so heavily biased that I have to use the terms 'right-wing news' and 'left-wing news'. Whenever some right-wing news channel makes a mistake, then 'they are dummies and it is all fake'. When a left-wing news channel makes a mistake, then 'its a small mistake and no big deal'. Is the news information or entertainment? Sadly, there is nothing we can do, since a sensational story rife with error makes so much more money than a boring fact-checked one.

@harrymallory7963 9 месяцев назад

@@andrewpinedo1883 Right, and they make sure that any negative news or criticism of democrat politicians or their policies comes from Republicans or conservatives or, as from a Newsweek story I just read "MAGA republicans" just so they can pretend to their audience that all this is just partisan politics and that any opposition of some of their idiotic policies could only come from those "extremists" and average people should avoid taking their complaints seriously.

@JohnnyChinch 4 года назад

Just something I looked up Tarmac (short for tarmacadam) is a road surface material patented in 1901 in the UK. It is an improvement on the surface developed in the 1820's by John Loudon McAdam. It's essentially crushed rock mixed with cement then sealed with tar. ... Tarmac has not been used as an airport surface material for decades.

@alextowers3564 9 месяцев назад

Macadam, the guy who invented it, came from the MacAdam family (obviously) which originally was from the Scottish MacGregor clan. However, since the MacGregors were known for being criminals, the crown outlawed the name so many MacGregors changed their names. The MacAdam family was one of them.

@Flyboy3404 5 лет назад

This should be required viewing in every journalism school lol

@clayel1 4 года назад

Rata 4U yeah well aviation says no, the tarmac is not what anything is called at the airport

@ClingyCrab 4 года назад

Rata 4U Was this dictionary made by a pilot, Or even an aviation enthusiast?

@ZZstaff 6 лет назад

Your final comments were correct, indicating that news media focus on sensation. Another thumbs up.

@Tmanaz480 4 года назад

I'm old enough to remember when that wasn't true. Broadcasters used to consider news a public service obligation and a cost center. Some time in the 70s local stations and networks decided it needed to turn a profit, so ratings replaced longstanding standards of newsworthiness. Producers no longer asked "do our viewers NEED to hear this".

@jamesfunnell7075 6 лет назад

It pisses me off all the time! Even air crash investigation gets it wrong. Like having 2 throttles in the cockpit when 4 having 4 engines!

@florichi 6 лет назад

well, maybe the right simulator wasn't available at the date of recording the footage. why bother with such little things when you show it for like 3 seconds in the whole episode?

@FriendlySkiesFilm 6 лет назад

Yeah, that show doesn't piss me off THAT much. I think they try pretty well. I would certainly enjoy making those episodes!

@TRPGpilot 6 лет назад

James Funnell: unless it is a piston-engined aircraft, those "throttles" in the cockpit are Thrust Levers.

@frederf3227 6 лет назад

Maybe that's why they crashed, ever think of that?!

@Ryu1478 2 года назад

@@FriendlySkiesFilm and the best part of the series for me is the animation of the planes crashing

@OneTwoFive0 4 года назад

When the start of the video begins like this, you already know that TV companies are gonna get melted

@brandondye7774 5 лет назад

Absolutely nobody: Media: TaRmAc

@brysonrodden5112 6 лет назад

Some news website from where I live posted on their website a hot air balloon making an “emergency” landing even though it was a perfect landing

@TheFlyingReporter 6 лет назад

Some reporters are pilots.

@williamchin9483 6 лет назад

The Flying Reporter I heard that Sully works for CBS news

@hempelcx 6 лет назад

That's incorrect. Some pilots are reporters. Pilot always comes first. :p

@bluemountain4181 6 лет назад

Much to the disappointment of the pilot's wife...

@hempelcx 6 лет назад

The honor of being married to a pilot is thanks enough. Also, some pilots have husbands.

@ryanm.191 6 лет назад

The Flying Reporter lol

@pilotjelly1256 4 года назад

"The airbus 737 max is now ungrounded"

@erictaylor5462 5 лет назад

9:00 Also, pilots are careful in the extreme. Aviation is so much safer than any other form of transportation not because it is inherently safe (it is not) but because of the rules and regulations, along with the care pilots take to keep flying safe.