Woman walks out on Boeing 737 WING! Mentour Explains 

Nah, “spoilers up” is funnier.

My word how stupid can you get!!!! Why on earth did she do this??? I think she was looking for attention... Wants to be on TV and in the news... That's all!! Ja and now she is in big trouble...

@@trisle2764 There are spoilers to reduce lift during landing. Next time u go on a commercial plane, try looking out of the windows when the jet is landing. You should see some small spoilers popping up.

Nah starting engine 1 would had been funny also with spoilers

@@joshuadrain3902 engine 1 + max reverse thrust + landing flap

😂😂

I feel bad for the kids, in cases like that. They can't control the fact that their mom is acting crazy. :-(

Where are we going on holiday this year mum...no no not Odessa again, lol.

And the husband " no kids it's not just keep walking.... Dont say anything!!" 😅

😂😂😂😂

Does she blacklisted or received a fine for this?

Denys, nice to see you here.

Yeah. I lived in Greenland for many years. Back then Air Greenland gave tours to locals so I was out there one time with a mechanic while in hanger. I had such a fun learning experience. You guys do such great jobs.

She is evidently insane. It is not a good idea to explain her behavior resonably. The Ukraine now lacks qualified medical staff to determine such person in good time. Besides impunity is rampant. Nothing amazing.

@@user-pq7kr9qx3h Hi, I don't think she is insane. That is something only a psychiatrist can determine. Up to a few days ago Ukraine would have had people like that to make a diagnosis if deemed necessary. However I can believe that she is a stupid brat feeling that she is entitled to do whatever she wants, as she has paid the ticket price and have had the vacation. I fully agree with Phil Kite above in the sentiment of people get stupider by the minute, and that this person is a bright shining example of this. In the light of this week's events it may or may not be interesting to know if she is a Russian-Ukranie with entitlement issues. There have been quite a few of those around as far as I understand. That said, I'm not going to go into any political discussion about this matter with anyone online. Yours, Ann

Maybe she a good climber, but there's still a risk, not to mention the hassle for crew, but such people don't think about such things. People will do stupid things, so engineers have to design things to be consumer-safe

What would alarm me the most besides the possibility of falling and properly resealing the emergency hatch by engineers is the potential damage to the flaps of various descriptions. They are NOT meant to have people walking on them. The amount of cost to the airline and others crazy. I work on ground crew and would never even think of doing that. That being said I’ve seen those emergency hatches being repaired during the night shift by the engineers which was cool.

What happened to her next

She was popular I bet

Ugh.

Now she knows...

After accidental deployment of of a slide, a mechanic got a knife and let the air out. Ugh. That method should only be used for Life or Death situations. So, instead of having the Shute repacked, it had to be replaced at a considerable cost. Sad

I also feel the same. Its more like a spur of the moment decision that alters your life. Its such a random shit that it can only happen when you have completely lost it either through intoxication or mood swings.

Mentour is just being too polite to call anyone... [Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity] is particularly fitting here.

Her body language seems pretty casual, doesnt seem like she was fearful or doing it maliciously

@@stinchjack agreed, body language looks very casual

Imagine taking a car ride with her and she decides to take a nap and triggers an airbag for a pillow...

Good, wish she got arrested though.

@@thecomedypilot5894 me too. 🤣

She is likely to have been blacklisted from more than Ukraine International Airlines, given the high cost of her bratty behavior...

If all she got was being blacklisted from future flights, she should consider herself very lucky. That stunt must have caused pretty major costs for the airline.

@@MikkoRantalainen yeh, that's it. Look it up. 👍🏻

... a tooth outa time?..

I’m gonna start using this phrase...

There is draft in her cockpit.

opening that door is not part of in flight safety show.. only crew should open those doors

@@MrRasZee that's not true at all. In fact they ask you if you are sitting in that row if you are not comfortable with or just can't open the exit for whatever reason to move out of that row

LOL. MrRasZe obviously hasn't sat in the emergency exit row, or doesn't pay attention. As said above the flight crew ask if you are willing and able to open the doors in the event of an emergency, and ask you to read the instructions on how to do it. There is even warning labels there saying elderly, disabled people and children can't sit there as you need to be able to assist in opening the doors during an emergency,

@@viper1431 I can confirm that. My boyfriend and I had to switch seats once for that exact reason. He was reading the instructions very interested and kind of hoped he would have to open the emergency exit door. I on the other hand didn't hope for that, especially because we were going to fly over the Atlantic Ocean...

@@Larry_Stylinson I have been in an emergency door seat and yes, read the extra instructions for that seat.

Yes we have for sure 😀

But she never answered as to why it was bad.

@@gg5115 , basically for the following reasons:The wing is not a place to be walking on as it can be slippery with moisture and footwear that is not aproved can cause damage.Secondly she could have fallen off onto the ramp area which is a dangerous place to be.Finally as mentour mentioned opening that exit would have caused major delays for the next rotation whilst engineers were summonded to replace it correctly and check for other damage.

@@seanmcerlean My point was that the wife of a pilot didn't know why it was bad, just that she has been told that it is. I didn't know it takes a crew and replacement parts just to close the door again. Yet all these people come down on this woman like she shot somebody. It seemed like a small deal to me, but now Mentour has explained that while there was no real danger here (I love his low drama demeanor), it is at least a moderate inconvenience, and why.

@@gg5115 his wife would have known why for sure, it was the way it was filmed i think. It is both hilarious & an inconvenience at the same time.

What , seriously?

I think you may have omitted the word "EMERGENCY".

@@rogerroger6049 You need to speak English to understand that.

LOL.

@@rogerroger6049 to be fair, there is a huge "Exit" sign and only a really small "Emergency Use Only" 6:08

Also, passengers don't ever normally open up a door themselves.

VERY expensive !!!

I hope so. So much stupidity has to be punished! ☝️

Any idea on how much?

@@xavigalvez7 it will cost absolutely nothing!

@@malipele86 Yep, no slide deployment on the 737. Literally just have mx close the door. Problem solved.

I also think that the girl was anxious/scared to fly. She probably was considering whether or not to continue her flight at the time when she was sitting on the wing.

I had at one point in life suffered from extreme panic disorder for at least 4 years. It was debilitating. However I can say that I absolutely never acted outside of my own control. the fear drove me to do things, but I did those things with rational purpose in response to the irrational fear that overwhelmed me. There were never any instances of uncontrolled actions. @Gepli PLR I doubt she was anxious or scared to fly, as their flight was over. They were disembarking at the END of the flight. All flying was done for her.

This. I fully expect it was an anxiety attack. I’m not an avid flyer. The last flight I was on kept me keyed up the whole time - roughly 2 hours of nonstop shaking thanks to turbulence, window aisle yes, but no window, so I had nothing stationary to focus on. I had no way to relax the eye’s tendency to want to look >at< something. The whole situation only got worse on landing, what with everyone crushing together to hurry-up-and-wait to get places, and bugger-all, we were parked on the ground, and things would NOT hold still - my eyes were now trying to predict how the turbulence would shake the ground... Once off the plane, I took a sharp left away from the deplaning crowd. I’d honestly been fighting to repress a hefty fight-or-flight response for the tail end of the flight, and neither fight nor flight are valid options while in the air. It took a good half hour for me to de-stress enough on the ground, before I started making my way out of the airport. I’m not going to make excuses for her, just ask that people understand that situations which some people consider normal, are stressful for others. Maintain enough stress for long enough, and at an instinctual level people will seek to escape the situation. If truly a panic attack, I expect she’d accept the blacklist (why risk repeating the experience that triggered it?). We just need to watch that other crowds don’t take this up as the next ‘dare’ or ‘challenge’, which is where videos like this one are important.

@@Relkond honestly the people on the plane are shit heads. Plane is taxiing and half the passengers are already pulling out luggage. The problem is, this causes there to be less space. Then the air con gets turned off and everything heats up. The cabin starts to feel like rotten vomit.

Nah, I think she was anxious. I have a colleague's stepsister who in her case just stood in front of the cabin door for several minutes, she didn't want to enter the cabin lol. She was totall fine physically at time it was just her imagination (something about a crash plane, final destination, etc.). At the time her flight was cancelled so were we. We ended up picking up a land transportation instead.

😂😂😂

All she forgot to do was start screaming I CAN'T BREATHE. And instead of being black listed. She would be treated as royalty 🙄. Can't have a Racist airline ya know 😒🙄🤪

pretend to faint

Absolutely this 😂

Agreed

Ditto

Well said!

Exactly!

I couldn’t agree more than what you said. I’m a non airline worker and only a humble passenger but I find this channel fascinating to watch and learn.

my impression is MentourPilot simply walked up to her and asked. The question is for something so out of place and from the people-can't-be-this-stupid dept. that she was at lost for words.

@@wrightmf Not to mention that she was a flight attendant.

Entitlement

Because they knew it was hotter outside than inside. Ukrainians live in a cold place, they have weak skin, and probably would fall to an invading army because of woman like this.

Three bloody Mary's, two vodka chasers and a glass of red wine.

you can use your brain too you know 😁

@@Koew Yes, I know it's obvious what she did and why not to do it, but hearing a more technical perspective is always more interesting - E.g. I forget that these exit doors had to be closed in a specific manner.

@@JRS-UK I see.

You forgot to put your sunglasses on mid-sentence. 😄

Ba dum tisssss

Classic "Karen"

@@rickmcdowell9550 I imagine that name in my mind as KAEYREN

Which would mean that the the air con would still have been running. The plane may have felt stuffy with everyone standing up but not unbearably hot.

@@gorillaau yes, it was probably cooler inside the plane than outside

@@ursodermatt8809 Usually is. Unless it's in the middle of winter.

the only really thoughtful comment..including Mentour himself.

Christiaan Nooteboom dont make excuses for crazies

@@jsteezus You think claustrophobia makes you 'crazy'? Shame on you

Well, there is that possibility but there was no report of her expressing anything like this, nor does she show any signs of having problems getting back in again after the episode.

@@MentourPilot Once removed from the situation people with a panic attack usually calm down and will be able to face the things that caused it. Also the plane would be a lot more empty at that point. Also excessive sweating and feeling hot are recognized precursory symptoms for a panic attack. But indeed we do not know and if an internal investigation finds this out it could be invasion of her privacy to publish about it.

could you imagine if one of the planes you worked on had a wing snap off after you jumped? that’d be hilarious, yet tragic

You just busted yourself. Unless you worked on a Bonanza. You're bullshitting.

@@dennistedder3384 no, it's true. walk out to the end. some get really scared, especially when you're jumping on the opposite wing making theirs bounce. touch the wing tip, now you're a man!

@@sillyslayer_ Not really, I think we certainly would have called that a safety procedure. MAINTENTANCE CREW SAVES LIVES.

Liar

Sadly it would be today, Russia just started bombing it 😞😞😞

Lol

You wouldn't be able to do that in flight, as the pressure is too great.

Impossible

No it opens outward, but it has mechanical locks which are disabled with the plane is on the ground

@@issybella2056 Yeah, too many people watching on these big planes. Everyone has such high expectations too.

in which case her health insurance would cover the costs and the use fo the emergency exit was 100% valid

LOL... or it could be a vicious stupidity attack. :-)

It 100% looks like you are making assumptions.

That was actually my first thought. "Feeling hot", "fresh air", the feeling of being in trapped in the aisle around other people, and so on. Obviously we can't know, but I think it's a good possibility it was something like that, and it feels more likely than a dare to me.

That was my first thought too - especially if the passenger in question suffered from a touch of claustrophobia? It's significantly worse onboard when everyone stands up and fills the aisles. Still an unusual action to take, but I know from experience when you have a non-neueotypical response to environmental triggers it really switches off your logical brain....

I sometimes get antsy when disembarking, but only when I've gotten airsick (even with the medicine) and would really rather throw up in the bathroom than in front of everyone on the plane 🤢 But yeah, walking out on the wing literally never cross my mind because it's so crazy 🤣

Only time I got antsy was when my father started yelling at this moron for playing with a lighter while waiting to disembark. Ex firemen take that very seriously.

Yeah I am wonder if she was a little claustrophobic and had an anxiety attack.

I always just sit and read my book or magazine, watching the stressed out people standing still in the aisle holding their luggage for several minutes. Same when boarding. I sit and read while everyone else is rushing to get on first, meaning they have to stand in a sweaty queue for many minutes. When there are around 4-5 people left in the queue, I leasurely stroll over and wait between 5 and 30 seconds before being let through.

Imagine sobering up in an airplane sitting at the gate for hours knowing it was your fault

Big money if you need to have a michanic flown in from their home base. Some airports are so cheap that it's just not appropriate to have even one full time michanic on site.

Even just delaying or cancelling a flight would be a HUGE expense.

CMDR Sweeper As of the classic: tossing the window out is the prescribed standard procedure. Sitting at this emergency exit you become a „able bodied person“ and should be mentally and physically prepared to handle the chore! Minors and feeble persons should be asked by the crew to sit someplace else. And yes toss the window, if you drop it on the adjacent row of seats, it could break over the seatback and block the exit for further use.

@@berndheiden7630 Well I haven't been in a classic for a really long time, so I cannot comment on what the safety onboard card says today. But 14 years ago it did say to leave the window / door in the seat and exit, and not toss it out the hole. On some aircraft it is mentioned as leaving it by the exit where it will block too, so yes... I would today toss it out, and back then if it was ever required.

it's easy. he did it the hard way.

Different aircraft, different solutions..on some you have to.

She was lucky it wasn't an Airbus A320 as opening the overwing exit will also inflate a slide. More expensive and time consuming to fix. Oh and the door is a plug type and opens into the cabin so in an emergency you have to throw it out through the opening to clear the exit.

2020 lol

You've never been to Ukraine then?

Considering that the video went viral, I can imagine that other airlines might ban her proactively, blacklist sharing or no.

Several years ago flying home to British Columbia from the states and as we were taxiing from Salt Lake Airport we were taken back to the gate and police boarded and removed a passenger who went into the galley to serve himself coffee because he was thirsty. He was later charged and both fined and jailed for causing a disturbance and endangering the aircraft I also believe several American airlines blacklisted him.

Def blacklisted. But i believe other airlines will give here a break unless it happens again

@@deans6129 haha, he was thirsty and grabbed for the one thing not hydrating.

@@FlightX101 , ummmm, how can it "not happen again" if she's blacklisted.

chances are she doesnt know English well enough to read those

A repair charge?

Probably stressed as well... not an excuse though...

They have AC hoses that need to be simply plugged in

@@NicholasLittlejohn They do. They can also run the packs off the APU. But I'm talking about cabin temperatures being too high in general, no matter if in flight or on the ground. ;-)

Too expensive to run the APU or connect to shore a/c!

@Dave Roche Well I do know that the Airbus A320 family A380, the Boeing 747, 757, 767 and 777 have overwing slides as well

Technicians dont't like open-up style doors. They are very uncomfortable when closing. Unlike plug type doors.

On my very first flight I was sat in this row and the attendant cane over to tell me if I'd be ok using it. It was my first ever flight and I was very nervous, which I told to cabin crew. BMI Mancs to Heathrow.

Thomas Mitchell She has already flown to a destination and back again. Suddenly on disembarking she has an attack.

I agree, a mental break, could no longer handle the confinement.

That's the first thing I thought of, seeing that video. I have a friend who is afraid not of the plane crashes, but of confinement in the plane, and it takes her a lot of willpower to stay calm during the flight. This lady might have just freaked out, lost her control and patience and just couldn't stay on board any longer.

I've done that on a bus. You don't even know what's happening at the time, it's just automatic.

True, that was my first thought, but she had just gone through the whole flight. I'd think she'd start to feel better once people started getting off of the plane.

Some people are spectacularly oblivious to how anything in the world around them works, or what the consequences of actions are/might be.

@@KimonFrousios basically the definition of karen lol

Classic example of someone who didn't listen to the Pre-Takeoff briefing or read the safety cards which clearly identify the location of Exits over the wings as Emergency Exits..

The problem with pre takeoff brief is that they say they are emergency exits, not exits only to be used during an emergency. The regular doors are emergency exits as well, so there is nothing that really differentiates the 2. It's still just another door to the layperson.

@@philyew3617 Maybe it's a cultural thing but in the English language there is nothing in the term 'emergency exit' that declares that it can't be used under other circumstances. Many of the fire exits in my building for example are normal doors too.

It really isnt🤷🏻‍♂️

Where do you find switch for the cabin ventilation fan?😆 The ground air conditioning unit is normally not connected straight after parking, and it is certainly not the flight crews job to open a door in the aft part of the cabin..

@@speedbird9313 it's on the dome switch panel, directly above the pilot. Also, the APU should provide air-conditioning to the cabin prior to powering up the engines during pushback. It's absolutely the captain and flight crew's job to ensure the cabin is a comfortable temperature as much as possible, yes, even prior to pressurization.

@@GlennDavey On a 73?! No, dude it isnt🤨 I was just joking since it is not called the "cabin ventilation switch"😆 The apu provides ac prior to engine start, but this is about after landing and no flight crew turns on the apu after landing just to provide ac after engine shutdown🤷🏻‍♂️Would be nice and all, but not very economical. And why are you mentioning pressurization, it has nothing to with temerature regulation?🤷🏻‍♂️ "Captain and the flight crew?!"

Joke is on you, the last aircraft the lady took a flight in was a Farman F.60 Goliath. Don't underestimate the experience of old ladies xD

Liar

This is a reference to how you're supposed to just agree with dementia patients, no matter what dumb stuff they say. "yes ma'am, the window has been opened for you further down the plane, you should feel cooler soon". done.

Sadly that concept is lost on today's mindless entitled philistines

With the engines running this would have been a very different story.

Yes, indeed they can pull things in - they call it being ingested by the engine. The famous Miracle on the Hudson incident was caused by both engines ingesting large birds ( Canada geese) shortly after takeoff. I have also heard of a human incident involving Navy ground crew. ( he survived!) Very scary.

Thorolf I like your eye, 👍

That didn't happen. You are an attention seeking 12 year old.

Alcoholics Anonymous?

👏🏽

EXACTLY!!! How hot 🥵 was it in the cabin and how long was she in this heat? Not to mention wearing a face mask in these conditions!

IIRC, yes both directly (particularly useful in the middle east), and using ground power (assuming no APU)

hahahaaaa...yeahh..

To make it complete you'd only need William Shatner looking out a wing window.

Sweet memories

Scariest episode ever !!

15 minutes for disembarkment is not unusual, it can take even longer. And it very much depends on how people behave.

So you think its o.k to push over a senior citizen ?? , what a hero you are

@@MrTarmonbarry 1: You where not there 2: He never fell 3: The flight atenete could easily stop him if she wanted, she didnt. Just because someone is old, don´t give them license to be a dick

@@adamabele785 If you are over the wing it will rarely take more than 5 minutes, that is, from the time the door open. Actually in most cases it will only take 2 or 3 minutes, but it feals like a really long time. The thing is that about half of the people sit down and wait, and just half stand up and disembarge. This is pretty much unversial. If you are on the wing, you are in the middle of the plane. With typical seating of 200 (a bit less in 737), you just have to wait for 50 people to disembarke prior, not 200. Even with a fairly slow rate of one person every 5 second, that is really very slow. (normal is about 2). That is just 4minutes.

@@matsv201 When you are in the back and all people get up at the same time and search for their bags, pushing each other and stand in the way, it takes longer. You can as well stay in your seat. The amount of time you need is not determined by the time you need to disembark but the time it takes to claim your luggage and go through border check and customs. You can´t accelerate departure by boarding faster either. The plain will go at the scheduled time in most of the cases, even if all the passengers are boarded half an hour early.

Something tells me she was just your typical entitled mom and "no stupid airline will tell me what to do on their stupid plane!"

She was definitely Sick!

@@mihan2d A karen is the name..

After getting that bill, I bet she wished she tried this at cruising altitude instead lmao

Calmly explain she needs to come back inside which she complied with then scratch your head afterwards with the rest of the crew & groundstaff. Finally fill out a safety or mandatory occurence report within 72 hours

Laughter

@@NicholasLittlejohn , not really as it is a very serious situation as mentour outlined

@@seanmcerlean Ok Sean.

Sean McErlean The aircraft will be grounded until after the wing is inspected for damage by engineering. Shoes (particularly women’s shoes) do nasty things to wing and control surface skins. And then there are the slides if they deployed...