Phong Hoàng

Unbelievable incompetence from both pilots. They should have known the heading was wrong, not just by a few degrees but it was way off.

Varig Flight 254: Downed by a decimal point - JUST PARANORMAL Varig flight 254 was a Boeing 737-200 which made a forced landing in the Amazon jungle after running out of fuel on 3 September 1989, 600 miles off course. The aircraft was mechanically sound and the pilots were fit to fly. The main cause of this accident was the crew entering a wrong heading into [...

It turned out to be 2 Korean Airlines planes were down over Russia during the cold war. Hard to believe that

Passenger Plane Crashed Over Russia – Korean Airlines Flight 902 - JUST PARANORMAL On 20 April 1978 , a Soviet Air Force Sukhoi Su-15TM interceptor down Korean Air Lines Flight 902, a Boeing 707 airline which had overflown Soviet territory. A major navigational error by the flight crew caused Flight 902 to deviate approximately 150° to the right of its planned route from Paris, F...

The pilots had their FAA certificates stripped through emergency revocation almost immediately, prior to any formal investigation.

The inside story of Flight 188 – Pilots Miss Their Destination - JUST PARANORMAL When, back in October 2009, a Northwest Airlines flight went AWOL over Minnesota, dropping out of radio contact and wandering off course. What happened was shocking and unacceptable, everyone felt. It was embarrassing to pilots everywhere. Moreover, they had a difficult time imagining how two profes...

The F/O tried to tell the Captain 18 times. Wow. That is just horrendous decision making by the PIC.

Arctic Approach: The crash of First Air flight 6560 - JUST PARANORMAL An apprehensive co-pilot signalled to his captain to abort the landing in the final minutes before their Boeing 737 slammed into a hillside in the High Arctic two years ago, 12 of the 15 people aboard were found not alive, according to the final report into Canada’s worst airplane crash in 15 year...

How tragic for the flight deck with all that combined experience to just slam into a mountain!

The disaster that taught us to fly safely – Alaska Airlines Flight 1866 On Sept. 4, 1971, Alaska Airlines Flight 1866, en route from Anchorage to Seattle via Cordova, Yakutat, Juneau and Sitka, slammed into a mountainside while approaching Juneau International Airport. All 111 people aboard the aircraft perished. It was — and remains — Alaska’s worst air disaster....

Feel for the passengers. They knew something was wrong, but no one was listening.

Engine on FIRE over London – British Airways 762 - JUST PARANORMAL A British Airways plane was forced into an emergency return to Heathrow, flying on one damaged engine with the other ablaze, because tired technicians had been working on the wrong aircraft, investigators have found. Passengers aboard the London-Oslo flight in May 2013 were left terrified after the....

Once the plane touches the ground, as a passenger one feels that they have avoided the probability of a crash occurring. But then, out of nowhere the plane speeds up and everything is gone.

Nightmare Runway – Tam Airlines Flight 3054 TAM Airlines Flight 3054 (JJ 3054) was an Airbus A320 airliner, registration PR-MBK, operating as a scheduled domestic passenger flight between Porto Alegre and Sao Paulo, Brazil, which crashed upon landing during rain in São Paulo on July 17, 2007. Flight 3054 was cleared to land at Congonhas’ 3...

To prevent bird strikes, why don't they just paint a picture of a cat?😂

What is that SPIRAL in the Jet Engine? If you are travelling frequently or if you are interested in aircraft design, you may have noticed a spiral painted on the center of the aircraft engine. Have you ever wondered what is it for? Although this spiral looks like a decorative aircraft detail, it is more than just a design element. This s...

"Whenever ATC asks for ""number of souls onboard""
I know this is going to be a rough one."

Crashing Into the Atlantic Ocean at 350 mph – Fire in the Air – Swissair Flight 111 - JUST PARANORMAL Swissair flight 111, flight of a passenger airliner that crashed on September 2, 1998, off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, all 229 on board were gone. The subsequent investigation determined that faulty wires caused the plane’s flammable insulation to catch fire. Swissair flight 111 was a regula...