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  • フェニックスってなんだよ

    

  • i chuj ,masakra

  • 僕は、このときバリにいてめちゃめちゃ大ニュースになってて、1­0分後シンガポールに飛ぶってのにビックリした。

  • あれは酷かった

  • 誤読・フェニックス言ったな。

  • パイロットにはご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。

    しかし、バウンドしたとき、リバーサーかけたら死なずに済んだの­では?

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  • @inteamp48 たしかに不便すぎますよね!

  • MD-11 suxx, very dangerous plane.

  • @rustamabd it was a pilot error.. MD-11 never was a dangerous plane. 

  • I hear the reason of the crush was unprecedented wind that blew the plane onto the ground at the moment of landing.

  • この事故は衝撃的でした。成田初の機体全損、乗員全員死亡のこの­惨事が日本の航空安全のさらなる向上のための教訓として生かされ­て欲しいと思います。

    亡くなった乗員の方お二人のご冥福をお祈りします。

  • Verdict: The sensitive flight controls make the MD-11 hard to handle, which contributes to pilot error that can destroy the aircraft during hard landings...

  • It takes a couple of seconds for the engines to spool up, so even if the pilots tried to do a go-around, they did not have another option but to fly her to the ground at first, or stall. There were 2 other MD-11's crashing the same way. 97, & 99. They speculate 3 causes/design flaws with the MD-11. #1 Unwanted pitching due a smaller elevator. #2 The controls are more sensitive than other aircraft.#3 Possible pilot error due to poor training on how to handle the plane if it moves erratically.

  • 10秒のとこ、アナウンサー

    「フェニックス」って言ってますね。

  • 成田空港の設置位置が悪い、気流の変化が激しい

  • Should have called off after the first bounce

  • Someon knows if there is some official report on this accident already?

  • @sthral A year has passed, and it is still under investigation.

  • wow horrible anybody know what happened bad weather???

  • I don't know the exact cause of the accident but I remember that that day was very strong wind all through the night and this happend in the morning.(I live pretty close to Narita) Another pilots were already reporting windshear around Narita airport few times which was also relayed to the Fedex 80 before this happend. Maybe the wind is one of the main cause.

  • thats interesting u think windshear??? it looks like they messed up on the landing bouncing around like rag dolls maybe pilot error?

  • I want to beleive they were not stupid enough to nose dive in such a low altitude( 0:36 ). what I remember about the morning was the stormy wind burst like sound prevented me from sleeping. but Still unknown the real cause.

    we need to wait till the investigator release some info.

  • yea thats true all we can do at the moment is speculate on the cause, and at :36 i think it was the cause of the plane bouncing already and hot having enough speed to go back up just came down nose first hard, how many casualtys? Im in the states and pritty sure we wont get much media attention here on the cause but if you please let me know soon as maybe they know something.

  • i think it was pilot error

  • 二人のパイロットのご冥福をお祈りします。この事故が無駄になら­ないよう今後の再発防止にいかせれば、二人も報われると思います­。

  • FUCK YOU , dumb idiot -.-

    It was a horrible accident, where people died, but you cant understand this. Probably you would, if one of you friends or family members going to die too -.-

  • theres always a problem happening in the world

  • Horrific!

  • Kari Mas Kari Mas Kari Mas Kari Mas What? That Eat Curry With mushroom ?

  • May those pilots RIP... Horrible crash, that plane was doomed after the second hop. Weather? Wonder what the investigators will determine was the cause...

  • Narita international airport says,

    officail website says,

    ,,March 24th,Runway A Back in operation.

    成田国際空港公式ウェブサイト

    によれば

    A滑走路の運用再開

  • My sister's flight got canceled because of this plane. Just for the others who are worried, this plane was a Fed Ex Cargo plane, so no passengers besides the pilot. Any news on the pilot?

  • Both pilots were killed.

  • It is true... there are striking similarities between this accident and FDX14 or China Airlines flight 642 (as wikipedia points out.) All of them came in with a high descent rate, bouced, entered a PIO cycle (worst thing that can happen in flight), hit hard, rolled inverted, spilled fuel which ignited...

    Some time ago I found this (google for "That Tragic MD-11 Safety Record"), and it is bone-chilling... look at the part that talks about ERRATIC response to pilot input cose to the ground...

  • OMG!! :( R.I.P

    Was it a 747?

  • No, an MD-11F (freighter).

    It is a tri-motor widebody, while the 747 has 4 engines. For more info wiki as usual.

  • Yeah you are right! sorry,i didn't notice that there were only 2 engines..low quality :(

  • The MD-11 has 3 engines.

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  • damn... thats sad

  • Sad stuff.

    Looked like he came in slightly fast, bounced, stalled, bounced again and crash.

    Fucking shame. RIP

  • Damn thats horrible looks like it porpoised

  • I don't know if this was the same crash that I saw on CNN today or one of those news-type TV stations, and that one happened to look just like this video, and it was a Federal Express plane, and they stated that there were wind gusts up to 50 Mph that they were trying to deal with, so either the wind was blowing against the plane upward, causing them to have to put pressure downward, then, close to the ground there wasn't any wind, so the plane all of a sudden drops, landing hard, or...

  • ...there wasn't much wind until they got close to the ground, then hitting a bad wind, maybe a crosswind lifting one wing, causing them to start to lose control, and being so close to the ground, there wasn't room to, or not enough time to, recover, but I don't know if this was the same plane I saw on the news channel or not, but it sure looks like the same video, except they panned a little more to the right, showing that it was a Fed-X plane. They said on the news that the crew died.

  • Well, I just saw the news report again, and I'm still not sure if this is the same plane or not, but it did say that it was a Federal Express plane, that there were two crew aboard, that they had died and that it was an airport in Japan where it landed, and it did look like just about the same video as this one. It's always sad to hear about things like this. They also said that they had 14 people die in another plane crash, 7 of them children, and ironically, they crashed in a cemetary.

  • the wind got under the plane after it rebounded from the ground. Poor guys :(

  • I have no experience in the MD-11 but this sounds eerily familiar to the FDX md-11 at KEWR incident that happened not too long ago. FDX's MD-11 fleet mgr and their POI are gonna be really busy. Godspeed to the crew and their family and friends.

  • But if the spoiler would have been deployed, probably the aircraft should'nt bounce.

  • Unless there was a sudden gust of headwind, which the wings caught...

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  • RIP :-(

  • damn RIP....thats reely sad

  • no its not!!

  • i think the crew has lived.

  • no their all dead..

  • Anyone think a possible cargo shift happened upon first contact with the ground ?

  • That would be my guess.

  • They were trying to land and there was a strong crosswind, which caused the plane to lift again, then all it took was for the plane to start tilted, and the wind did the rest. Once it got under that wing, it just kept pushing it.

  • on touchdown the MD-11 has a pitch up characteristic when the spoilers deploy, so wind might not be a big part....

  • Good point...maybe its possible it pitched up, and there was enough headwind to lift it back off the ground...the decreased airflow combined with the pilot pushing down couldve caused the bounce, which resulted in the roll and fireball...

  • Confirmed

    Both Pilots Killed.

    May they both Rest In Peace!

    RIP

  • fugging hell, not cool :/

    JLYI:dot:NET

  • Why those pilot don't excute "Go-Around" when they encounter severe strong headwind (70KM/H=40Knots) and WindShear caution?

    Is it save fuel important than plane safety?

  • Let's stop talking about the technical stuff guys and lets hope that the crew is A-O-K.

  • We condole the death of a relative.

  • The MD-11 is designed to operate with the CG as close to the aft limit as possible to minimize fuel burn on the long flights it is designed to fly. This sets the crews up for just this type of problem when attempting to land. I do not like that method of operating the aircraft just to save fuel, as it compromises safety.

  • The MD-11 is very pitch sensitive, to the point that it requires a LSAS (longitudinal stability augmentation system). However, it does not maintain the aft CG during Take-off/climbout or for the approach/landing.

    It only maintains the aft CG (up to 32% MAC by pumping fuel in and out of the tail tank) during latter part of the climbout, cruise and initial portion of the descent.

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  • has it ever occurred to you that not every plane landing in Japan is actually from Japan? What a retard. Show some bloody respect

  • Wow, you're an ass.

  • Those poor pilots, RIP gentlemen, so sad...

  • Sympathies are with the families. As an ex-Fedex person myself, this type of accident sometimes comes a bit too close to home. RIP.

  • This video is Unbelievable!! Never seen anything like that before. However, the MD-11 might jump like this, with 50 flaps and if 1 and 3 enginges reverse prior to the no 2 (tail). But why it went that up, after the first flare, is something I cannot explain with opposite wind.

  • I think the reversers was not deployed. The first action after the jump should be Go-Around. But the jet engine cant spool up in just 1 sec. (not including retract flaps and spoilers)... it's too late... RIP

  • The MD-11 has a tendancy to flare on spoiler deployment, if you watch, the nose wheel goes down then the spoilers will deploy but the nosewheel goes back up. Pilot should have held the flare, but he seems to nose pitch down, therefore the sinkrate becomes too high and he probably collapsed the landing gear. Just seems to be a repeat of the crash at EWR.

  • globalste, you saw the (EWR)newark airport crash, i seen it happen right infront of me years back, what a lightshow there was sparks then flames everwhere,mail was all over the place the plane broke into several pieces. THE CREW EXSCAPED THRU A HATCH..they were lucky!!! i had a package on that plane & i recieved it 10 days after the crash it was wet & smokey but they stood by there money back garrentee if its lateFEDEX(the world on time) so DON'T WORRY ITS FEDEX ! i was also lucky, insurance $

  • yeahh now confirmed. both crew dead. may their souls rest in peace.

  • Holy Cow!

  • Reason to accident is maybe failure of airbrakes, the plane got lift after touchdown. (of this video)

  • Tragic.......RIP

  • The pilots probably lost conciousness from the shock when the plane first touched the ground.

    In a hard landing like this, it is neer impossible to recover.

    We'll see what happened when the analyzing of the flight recorder finishes.

  • sorry about my comment im just really tired, and English is not my 1st language , but I love aviation so I know its a real plane, i just meant a passenger plane!

    ill go to bed now lol

  • helloo alll no speculations please..bbc says the crew has survived.

  • Unfortunately, Japanese news programs said two crews are dead. Thier death was confirmed by Japanese police.

  • Fedex's website sadly confirms the death of the two pilots.

  • It's sad. Heavy winds, possible shifting load and potentially difficult conditions all added to a tragic end. RIP to the pilots and condolences to their facilities.

  • RIP :(

  • Let's just think of the families that have lost to members of their family and FedEx lost two dedicated pilots.

  • That's what I was thinking: the hard drop caused a load shift and the pilot was not able to recover. Plus, it looks as if he was already committed to landing the plane, so I doubt he could lift off again.

  • Is it possible that one or more LD3/LD7 contairner load locks failed due to the rough landing resulting in cargo shifting and moving the CG out of place?

  • ご冥福

  • very sad accident

    May God be with them......

  • My heart goes out to the families of the pilot and first officer.

  • What  kind of aircraft is this?

    was there any passenger in there?

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  • A Cargo plane is a real plane ;)

    It is verry sad that this happen.

  • what the fuck do you mean a real plane retard? you think they fly cargo in toy planes?

  • Page Norm 10-38

    After touchdown, fly nosewheel to the

    runway while raising reverse levers to

    reverse idle....

    Maximum reverse thrust may be selected without delay and may occur prior to nosewheel touchdown.

    Ground spoiler deployment causes nose up pitching moment. This effect is most noticeable at aft centers of gravity, It is

    important to check the nose up pitching tendency with forward pressure on the control column.

    Speculation, but if they pulled back to save the nose hitting...

  • It is said the wind caused the aircraft to lose control at touch-down. However, would it be possible the cargo in the belly was not positioned correctly? It is known that sometimes the placement threshold is missed and adding the intensity of the wind, the plane lost control. Anybody?

  • 1) To clarify Vapp...

    MD-11 FLIGHT CREW OPERATING MANUAL Vol. II

    Page NORM-10-33

    VAPP is the greater of VREF + 5 or VREF + wind additive.

    Wind additive is one-half of the steady state wind greater

    than 20 knots or full gust, whichever is greater (maximum 20

    knots).

    2) You can't go around after deploying the reversers. One way or another, you are committed to landing.

  • I have 3100 hrs on MD-11's. This situation was demonstrated in the Sim.

    The landing seemed normal except the nose came down too fast.

    The reversers are popped as soon as the mains touch. #2 reverser causes the nose to pitch up slightly, the spoilers open (which cause a really big pitch up) at the same time that someone pulls back to stop the nose hitting. The aircraft is airborne...but the reversers are deployed..can't go around. Stuff the nose over and try to salvage the landing.

    Sad. RIP

  • I definitely agree! In short, I'd say that since my next acft has been the amazing Boeing 747, the easiest aircraft ever for landing purposes, the Big Iron requires what is expected; i.e., a continuous rearward movement of the SW only, while landing the Nose Gear! Surprisingly, MD-11's impose the need of unexpected series of rear & forward motions and the always present threat of tail strike as well. It is NOT an easy aircraft to handle during landing roll, definitely! You're quite right!

  • Well, just call me Fla, if you wish, VNE, if I may! Well I'd say that we used reversers on #2 engine at major maintenance bases and before answering your question, there's a noticeable difference on pitch behavior just past touchdown. There's a huge tendency of pitching up while using #2 reverse. Counteracting it is somehow troublesome as compared to any other acft I've flown. I'll be right back . . . for space

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  • Michael, I flew this bird from Dec1991, to May 1995 and did appreciate it; even while operating under high crosswinds. I transitioned from DC10, with VARIG. However, it's quite obvious that this particular acft features some design problem! Chances are that this is the 5th or 6th crash under the very same circumstance. . Poor guys . . .

  • Smaller stab compared to other airliners and the airplanes size making the control easyer than normal right? And by that you really need to watch out to not overdo your inputs? Ever experienced that flamarionalmeida?

  • You non pros/private pilots/flight sim pilots/wannabees needs to STFU. Your speculations are chatter from the peanut gallery. The MD-11 is reputed to be a handful in high winds. Let the investigation take its course before speculating.

  • I think he or she should have done a go around.RIP....

  • you work for AIG, what the fuck would you know. You don't know anything about banking or insurance, let alone flying a heavy jet aircraft. So you should probably sit this one out on the dunce stool in the corner and show some bloody respect

  • that isnt something to be proud of!! banking and insurance are both a joke! fukk all the banksters of the world and their deliberate war on the middle class!! your time is finished here! grab your nothing and hold it tight you greedy blood sukkin leeches.

  • Well I have 18,500 hours flying heavy jets none on the MD11. I have a good idea of what happened but how could I post i am so humbled by the aces telling me to shut the fuck up I wouldn't dare say a word.

    Probably the same noisy guys who sit around in the Flyers Narita telling war stories. Yoshi behind the bar has probably got all the info from you steely eyed whiz kids by now. The only thing I agree with is the need to wait for the results of the enquiry. Study the video for some clues.

  • now, TV news said "pilot & co-pilot dead in hospital".

    very sad accident...

  • My heart and prayer go out to the pilots and their families!!

    A very scary scene to watch, not to mention what those pilots had gone through~~~~~~

    May God be with them......

  • Unless you have thousand of hours in heavy jets or have ever flown an MD-11, your comments on this accident should be kept to yourself. The MD-11 is a very challenging aircraft especially after flying all night into difficult conditions. Say a pray for the pilots and their family and leave it at that. [2] Which means, armchair pilots, SHUT THE FUCK UP! Damn, these guys think they're NTSB?

  • Thanks for the info. I remember the EWR accident because I used to commute right next to the airport on NJ turnpike.

  • Today, it is north wind, huge level. 46-72mph.

  • That's sad way above ref, bounce of doom. Most can recover from this but I don't know these peoples training...

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  • Unless you have thousand of hours in heavy jets or have ever flown an MD-11, your comments on this accident should be kept to yourself. The MD-11 is a very challenging aircraft especially after flying all night into difficult conditions. Say a pray for the pilots and their family and leave it at that.

  • That is so sad...

  • Because of left-wing extremists, Narita airport, which should be the main entrance of Japan, has not completed yet.

    A runway for cross-wind landing has yet to be constructed!!!

    F*ck

  • don't be stupid

  • Oh no this is terrible.. My god...

    It seems like they are landing way above Vref, and when the airplane bounces, it still have some speed allowing it to get airbourne again, but sadly to slow to keep it airbourne. So it stalled and went nose down..

    So sad.. My thoughts go out to the crew.

  • Bad bounce, left main gear collapse / wing broke off, right wing still producing lift and rolling it over on it's back

  • I think it crashed due to propoising/bounce. In this case you can see that the a/c slams 1 time to the ground and bounces to the air and tends to put the nose down. Possibly, the pilot to counter-act this, tried to GA after the bounce but the plane unfortunately stalled with the left wing hiting the ground.

  • correction, it bounces 2 times

  • Exactly right. Add to that 30kt gusts were reported at the time.

    I bounced hard similar to that once. At least I was able to utilize power, and go around.

    I couldn't hear spool up, so not sure if they tried to or not.

    Prayers for the pilots and their families.

  • it is so sad... :(

    this was the report at RJAA

    RJAA 222238Z 30019G32KT 9999 FEW030 12/M03 Q1002 WS R34R RMK 1CU030 A2959

  • they wern't landing way above ref.....that is dumb....these are the best pilots in the world. If they screw up it wont be because of that.

  • Are you a commercial pilot beergut111? If you are, you would know the procedure when landing in heavy crosswind? No? Well i'll tell you. You must land with a higher velocity than normal to get more effect mainly to the rudder, but also the remaining control surfaces. Thats why i said they were landing above Vref.. But hey.. I'm not NTSB, but when you have a passion for aviation like me, i don't think twice about throwing in my five cents when ever an accident occur.

  • yes I am a commercial pilot.....you said "WAY" above ref.....in calm winds they a re flying Vref+10 until short final.....with this winds they would probly be at Vref+15.....and since you wann throw attitude in there, i've forggoten more about aviatio then you'll ever know....if you wanna learn something then ill help you out...ok?

  • both wrong

    Vref +5 in calm winds

  • well i dont work for fedex nor have i floen the -11 in about 10 years.....where im at now we fly +10......so im not wrong....anything else?

  • i agree with you every airline has there own SOP regarding Vref so it is difficult to really say but +5 and +10 are the most common

  • I agree SOP can differ from airline to airline. But in this case beergut didn't say that. He claimed "in calm winds they are flying Vref+10 until short final".... and in a most arrogant way to Neverxeed.

    RWY 34, winds @ 2200z 31026G40KT

    BTW the max xwind component was 20 knots (includes gust). Sine 30 degrees x 40 equals 20.

  • You would only be correct if the word "they" in the sentence you wrote really meant "where I am now" -- so unless you can prove the mishap crew would have flown as you indicated, you are wrong.

    You said "in calm winds they are flying Vref+10 until short final.....with this winds they would probly be at Vref+15....."

    Vapp is the greater of Vref+5 or Vref+wind additive.

    Wind additive is one half of the steady state wind

    greater than 20 kt or full gust whichever is greater

    (maximum 20 kt).

  • Vapp has nothing to do with landing.....Vapp is your single engine go around climb speed....

  • everyone incorrectly assumes it is approach speed.....but it's not. Vapp is what you fly if you do a single engine go-around....it's similar to V2, but diffrent because you're ina landing config.

  • Does your mother know you are sitting at the computer impersonating a pilot?

  • since she's dead....I would assume yes....maybe it's best if you just read an learn instead of posting something.....anything else you wanna learn kid?

  • The Md11 manual says nothing about adding speed for crosswind landings. Vapp is normally Vref + 5, when steady state wind is less than 30 knots (crosswind/headwind--it doesn't matter) Vapp is Vref + 5. When there is a gust factor of more than 5 knots, (example 10 knots) then Vapp would be Vref + 10. So, "you must land with higher velocity" is not correct, more power in a strong crosswind, certainly. I think Neverexeed should think twice about commenting on an issue he knows little about.

  • MD11fr8dog2 is correct when he/she says the wind additive is not specifically for a crosswind. But certainly the power would have to come up on the throttles to compensate for the additional drag from the input of cross-controls.

    In this case the crew would have flown VREF + 14 knots, so VAPP would be the normal calm-wind VAPP + 9 knots.

    RWY 34, winds @ 2200z 31026G40KT

  • Sad, another MD-11 is lost

  • Ground stall?

  • it was also the Fedex cargo and the same MD-11, wasn't it?

  • holy shit

  • This really doesn't make sense.

  • holy crap

  • What's so fuuny? I just saw pilots were rescued and it looked they were dead.

  • That's an oxy moron... how could they be "rescued" if they were already dead?

  • 1. I wasn't even speaking to you but to "potheking"

    2. I said it looked. I didn't say there were absolutly dead.

    3. This situation is not the thing to laught like "LoL" which potheking did.

    4. What I can assure you 100% is your rudeness.

  • what you think thats funny? Both the pilots lost their lives! U r just sick! R.I.P.

  • If you think thats funny theres something wrong with you! People lost their lives and u find it funny! How pathetic! Disgraceful!