PILOT DIES, Passenger Lands King Air
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: FS MaNiA
Views: 4,458,255
Rating: 4.8357897 out of 5
Keywords: FSX, Flight Simulator, yt:quality=high, FS Mania, King Air, N559DW, 559DW, Pilot Dies, Passenger Lands, Aviation, Doug White, Joe Cabuk, Dead pilot, B200
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Length: 43min 7sec (2587 seconds)
Published: Wed Apr 15 2020
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That was pretty good. Very lucky he happened to be a competent pilot himself. Knowing everything he did about flying in general got him 90%.
Hearing the emotion in his voice after they landed sure was something.
First off, I always get sucked into these things. I'm always like "oh, I'm interested in watching this, I'll save it for later since I don't want to watch a 45 minute video right now..." and then 45 minutes later I've watched the whole thing.
But man, my favorite part of all these types of videos/stories is listening to ATC manage all the aircraft in the area. They realize they've got a real emergency on their hands and then there's this rapid switching and handing off, dozens of controllers and pilots all working in this elegant, complicated dance to clear the way for an aircraft in distress.
It gives me those "humanity" feels. When everyone up-ends all their plans and tasks without question to save a few. There's this whole little subsection of the world, in that moment, that has entirely devoted itself to bringing this aircraft safely down.
Damn I could feel the stress
Even though animated recreation, this has actual air traffic audio and is pretty amazing.
I only listened to this once right after he passed. Joe was an amazing pilot and a great instructor. He always made sure his passengers were well prepared and if anyone ever showed an interest in aviation he would be first in line to talk your ears off. I was very fortunate to know him.
The unknown aircraft that said 'He's not going to make it' over the radio is a right cunt.
Every time I hear aircraft chatter, I'm always amazed anyone can understand anything. Without subtitles I'd be completely lost due to the shit quality and the popping. Imagine it's even harder to hear a damn thing when there's engine noise too.
Next time I'm in the car on the phone:
Caller: " Are you driving? I can hardly hear you."
Me: "Me and the good lord hand flying this."
Bonus: "I'm gonna park this car like a butterfly with sore feet"
Didn't think I would watch the whole thing, yet, I did. Wow.
That was some raw emotions on that landing.
Did not seem like 45 mins when I was done. I feel stressed now haha.