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Hi my friends! It was lovely to speak to you again this afternoon, I hope as many as possible will have the chance to join in during next weeks hangout.

Here comes your preview of this weeks video. As discussed in the hangout, we in the team decided to not use the actual footage from the accident. Both because it didnt add anything substantial to the telling of the story but also from a legal and moral standpoint. We have made that decision clear in the video as well. 

Let me know what you thought about the video. I always love to hear your opinion.

Have a lovely weekend!

//Petter

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Why did the pilots LOSE control?!

The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/mentourpilot03211 On the 29th of April, 2013 a Boeing 747 from National Air Cargo, flight 102, crashed just seconds after takeoff. The crash killed all 7 American crew members and was captured on a dash-cam of a passing vehicle. This video became a major clew in the investigation into what caused the crash together with eye-witness accounts and technical evidence. In this video I will tell you the story about what actually happened and why the pilots were unable to control their aircraft after departure. I have chosen NOT to include the original video from the crash out of respect to the families of the victims.

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Anonymous

Got it -- once it was put out for Public viewing. A GREAT post with not just the accident itself but a thorough look into the "whys", "how", and detail of the standard procedures (or in the case of this unusual load, somewhat lack of them) FAR superior to any other item I've seen about this accident I've seen on youtube.

Anonymous

Yes its very fortunately but I still cannot comprehend why in 2021 its so difficult to deviate from standard practices in order to inspect a extraordinary situation. We are all expert professionals and our professional judgement should challenge and progress standard practices. In my field with hundreds of manuals, codes and standards we challenge these standards for the sake of improving our profession. Why pilots do not do the same.?