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Worst Mid-Air Collision In Aviation History | Mayday Air Disaster | S7 EP4

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Worst Mid-Air Collision In Aviation History | Mayday Air Disaster | S7 EP4 | Sight Unseen

Shortly after take off from New Delhi, Saudi Airways Flight 763 levels off at 14,000 feet. As the crew waits for clearance to climb to their cruising altitude, the plane is hit by a Kazakhstan Airlines jet. The collision cripples both planes. They spiral violently to the ground, killing all 349 people on board. It’s the worst mid-air collision in the history of aviation. The two wreckage fields are five miles apart.

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20 Comments

@ginborgho 8 months ago

finally an episode I haven’t already seen on mayday disasters

@tegg.7958 3 months ago

Well done. I hadn't seen this one before, and it was thorough.

@Sahilprakash1999 8 months ago

25:20 Narrator: The Kazak plane's tail tore through the horizontal stabilizer at the rear of the Saudi 747

@bettybritt7194 3 months ago

Heartbreaking 😢

@saitamaz9191 5 months ago

they should lowkey just build a plane entirely out of the flight recording boxes, considering those things are like indestructable somehow

@elizabethrossibeth4836 3 months ago

😢😢

@jesterr7133 1 month ago

I would love to hear a legitimate explanation as to why a secondary radar system costs one hundred and eighteen million dollars. This greed cost these people their lives. If it was sold for a reasonable price, smaller airports unless affluent countries would not have been years behind in getting one

@joeylamuel5828 1 month ago

The blame lies with the Kazakh pilots.

@JonasMofomme 8 months ago

😢

@Blitzkrieg-1941- 1 month ago

Did that air controllor just say he was related to his wife? 11:30

@Sahilprakash1999 8 months ago (edited)

3:30 Elie Gemael play as First Officer Nazir Khan

@joyspecial1296 3 months ago (edited)

peter shepard of planes.

@Edward-j7d9l 2 months ago

Too many freaking commercials man

@majirayne1063 2 months ago (edited)

( pilot of tiny planes) being a pilot is one of two professions where accidents can lead to self burial. The other is mining.

@JulietMclennon-j2d 1 month ago

I swear I cant fly anymore. Seeing how these crashes are horrifying I just can't. I cam imagine how people feel knowing u gonna die and can't do anything thing but sit and wait..😢

@DanielKenney-q2l 4 months ago

I've asked this question 20 times why not separate them by more than just a thousand feet?? Why not do like three or four thousand feet?

@sokraal 7 months ago (edited)

U know what is funny? I cannot get a warehouse logistics manager position because i cannot speak native language of the county I live in. Even thou everybody including drivers can speak english very well. Yet pilots not able to clearly communicate and so far beyond modern at that time structure could fly internationally

@capsanavia2593 2 months ago

most accident were 100% avoidable if it was take more serious.... about like working a lot,a lot of airplane and almost no one to take care of the flight and even about techs that were damage and had to change but they were too lazy to even look at!

@MaheshKumar-cb2eu 4 months ago

In IND no problem whatever happened they didn't accept it was our mistake 😢

@Sahilprakash1999 8 months ago

11:32 Captain Timothy J. Place: Delhi this is 1815

VK Dutta: 1815 what did you see?

Captain Timothy J. Place: 2 distinct fires on the ground

VK Dutta: 2 fires on the ground confirmed?

Captain Timothy J. Place: Confirmed confirmed

VK Dutta: Roger