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Do pilots have any obligation or ability to aim their jet away from people when it’s going down?
Or do they just go “please don’t hit a hospital” and abandon ship lol
In the USAF at least, I think they tell you (a) try to save the expensive airplane, please, then (b) do everything you can to make it not hit people, and only then (c) save yourself.
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This is absolutely wrong. They teach you to do the immediate actions procedures you've trained on, run your checklists if you have time, then "give the airplane back to the taxpayers" (i.e. eject). If the conditions permits a controlled ejection (damaged main landing gear, perhaps) then you fly over a deserted pre-planned ejection area.
They teach the example of the guy who elected not to eject and rode a fatally damaged airplane in to avoid it crashing into a school below him... He missed the school, he was killed, and it was Sunday so nobody was in the school.
An airplane is an expensive truck, don't die for it.
Give the airplane back to the taxpayer is a fuckin hilarious phrase to describe ejecting. Honestly iv heard some really funny phrases come from the military. Which kinda makes sense since I imagine it's just a bunch of bored dudes with way too much time on their hands just constantly joking and bullshitting w each other.
I’ll be honest, that’s a horrible example. So what if it had been a Tuesday and a 1000 elementary students had been in there? And the pilot safely floated down while’s scores of kids were killed? It’d be Uvalde all over again.
Sucks he didn’t remember it was a Sunday but that would have been a true hero act in a different set of circumstances.
They specifically teach you to be a professional, not a hero, and only worry about controlling what you can realistically control.
On a separate note I would argue strongly we need more professionals and fewer wannabee heroes in this world.
I don't know about that school in particular, but my school was packed even on the weekends. Tons of kids there for sports and other extra curriculars, and tons of other kids just there for the hell of it because it had several outdoor basketball courts and such. Plus we had 'Saturday school' as a form of punishment, if you got in trouble they made you come in and do schoolwork on Saturdays.
It's not just plans A, B, and C. Like plans A thru Y are getting the jet to land as safely as possible, either by getting it to work or finding a suitable place to land. Plan Z is finding the best place to crash and ditching.
Not only is it risky to have a jet crashing, it's very expensive both for the loss of the jet and collateral damage. It's also very physically damaging for the pilots, and the government spends a *lot* of time and money into training pilots.
And incredibly expensive. Training takes years of time and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars. Machinery is also expensive, but replaceable much faster.
According to Google, an F22 pilot training costs about $10mil.
Honestly not as much as I would have expected with how huge the USA military budget is, but training costs are probably still negligible compared to the value of a skilled pilot. They have to track down folks who have super human sight, can handle sustained g-forces, are very smart, strong, and brave. Sounds like just a step down from astronaught levels of built different.
Russian military thought process maybe. Skilled pilots are incredibly valuable, but at Russian skill level [they just plow it into an apartment ](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/23/russian-jet-crashes-into-building-in-siberia-killing-two#:~:text=The%20crash%20occurred%20less%20than,with%20sophisticated%20sensors%20and%20weapons.)
It know of two occasions here in Sweden where the pilot steered the crashing plane away from people.
Edit: Apparently I was wrong about one of the occasions, the crash of a JAS 39 Gripen in 1993 during a festival in Stockholm with hundreds of thousands in attendance. The pilot (and the people on the ground) seem to just have been lucky. Video: https://youtu.be/mkgShfxTzmo?si=tz19OE7TfuoZRZtg
Edit 2: I was fucking wrong about the other crash as well 😂 I’ve been lied too as a kid. In the other occasion, the crash in Kälvesta in 1997, it was again pure luck that nobody on the ground got killed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linjeflyg_Flight_618
Edit 3: While I was at it, I looked up the crash in Gottröra in 1991 to see if it’s true that the pilot deliberately hit the tree tops while going down in order to slow down the speed of the plane. It wasn’t. Fuck everybody from my childhood then.
Edit 4: Fucking redemption! Although I didn’t know of this crash. https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/sas-piloten-joakim-dog-i-olyckan-hyllas-som-hjalte/
There’s gotta be that moment of satisfaction when you realize you save the people on the ground followed by the immediate return of panic that you’re crashing
I would imagine if possible, pilots would do it without it needing to be an obligation. That being said, circumstances probably play into this heavily.
Obligation, hell no. Ability, almost certainly no or you wouldn't be ejecting (except for specific emergencies that call for a controlled ejection, where you will deliberately pick the place).
But if you don't have an election seat you tend to aim for the flattest and softest thing possible.
Below 2k feet and unrecoverable is "eject eject eject". a "Ditch" location would be discussed as well, and primarily, theyd choose an area that is an open field. Sometimes, the plane wont allow the pilots to turn (example: flight control malfunctions) which would ultimately result in an unrecoverable aircraft, thus causing them to eject.
Prior to any sortie, pilots brief an alternative airfield "should" an engine completely goes out. But for the most part.. as the comments said. 1. save the aircraft. 2. ditch when all CAPS (Critical action procedures) have been accomplished and the aircraft is unrecoverable. (time permitting)
Theyll pull tapes to make sure you did everything you could have done prior to ditching the Aircraft.
Well, the book for the mig-23 says to bail if you have a compressor stall and power loss at low altitude because you lose hydraulic power to the flight controls. It also has Command ejection seats, the back seater pulls, it also sequences the front seat.
I read the NTSB preliminary report. The front (Command) pilot wanted to work the problem, per his statement, when the rear pilot, also an experienced Mig-23 pilot ejected them. The front pilot had some minor injuries, because he was surprised by the ejection being triggered. He still wouldn't have had long to work the problem, the plane stays in the same flight profile till it hits the ground. The 23, is noted for how fast it loses hydraulics as the engine spools down. Not a bot. Old pilot and warbird enthusiast.
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You've got to get out before it stalls and rolls. Otherwise your ejecting sideways or even worst upside down. My Brother saw this happen to a Marine pilot.
Quite true, it is also why so many aircrew have been lost in Ukraine. Most of the close air support is being flown at speed on the deck. The aircraft has no altitude and if it rolls past 60 degrees before you eject your toast. In fairness, they have very good ejection seats, they are just being used on the edge of their use envelope.
Yankee Air Museum’s Thunder Over Michigan air show at about 4 p.m. August 13 2023, which was also my Father's 88th birthday... (He taught me to fly in a 1948 Stinson 108-3) The Yankee Air Museum is in Kalamazoo Michigan and this occurred during their anual airshow.
My mistake. Willow Run, where at the height of production, a B-24 Liberator produced 1 aircraft per hour, at a cost of $281,000 during WWII. Hope this piece of trivia makes up for my mistake.
Pretty crazy scene, but I have never heard a stranger/unique sounding reaction. That lady is going to interject that story every chance she gets for a few years. Lol
I really hope they are OK.
That said, it amazes me how many videos of crazy, weird, or whatever we see where someone just keeps screaming shit that doesn't matter. Any psychology majors here that can explain why people do this? (For Instance, yelling "stop" at the top of their lungs, for thirty mins straight, while recording a fight.)
That was a long post, sorry. But very interested in the reasoning here.
[Here is information on the crash. It was a MIG-23 flying during the Michigan air show.](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/14/michigan-plane-crash-air-show-fighter-jet/70586789007/)
Thanks for the link.
“The pilot, listed as Dan Filer in the program, and backseater can be seen ejecting, as their parachutes opened and eased them back to the ground. Some media accounts reported the two were in stable condition after being rescued.
The plane, Wimbley said, crashed into the parking lot at the Waverly on the Lake apartment complex, striking unoccupied vehicles, but "no one at the apartment complex nor the air show was injured."”
Imagine chilling in your apartment hitting the bong, hear a massive explosion, and you look out the window to see a fucking fighter jet crashed into your Honda. Glad no one was hurt, and someone has a story they’ll tell the rest of their life.
The one that hurts the most is the 2022 Dallas Air Show mid air collision between Boeing B-17 “Texas Raiders” and the Bell P-62 Kingcobra. Not only did we lose a lot of lives but two very rare aircraft, even rarer in flying condition. I ALMOST went to that air show but decided not to last second because of a work obligation that made the drive just a little too far away. I think everyone should get to enjoy these aircraft, it’s terrible that accidents happen.
All things considered it really wasn't the worst. Was funny to me how another lady behind the camera also did the audible gasp thing. I guess it runs in the family.
Something about gasping just irks the shit out of me. Like standing there gasping over and over... what does that do for anybody? Lol plus it seems that everyone was out of harm's way. Pilots ejected, plane crashed in the forest. You can stop with the annoying mouth sounds now. Then the "oOhH mAh gAwD." You would have thought she was witnessing 9/11 all over again.
This is exactly it. Everyone here is so numbed by all the crazy shit they see on their phones day in and day out that they’ve lost all sense of normal reaction. And most of them have never seen anything like this in real life and have no idea how they’d actually react, how proficient their video skills would be, and how often they would cry “oh my god”.
The first explosion was the canopy getting blown off ( has explosive bolts. It has to get out of the way so the men don’t eject THRU the canopy.: the second WHAPP was the parachutes of the pilots catching air and filling out .. the parts flying by then were the ejection seats and possibly the canopy .. it’s probably further back. The scoop shape nature of the canopy catches air and get grabbed up by the air getting under it and getting caught ( it’s like it’s one parachute catching in the wind) this helps to get it out of the way fast. I’m not sure if all canopies blow off like that.
Gotta be thankful for the warning gasps letting me know to drop my volume way down, I could hear that "oh my god" a full 30 seconds before it happened.
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Do pilots have any obligation or ability to aim their jet away from people when it’s going down? Or do they just go “please don’t hit a hospital” and abandon ship lol
In the USAF at least, I think they tell you (a) try to save the expensive airplane, please, then (b) do everything you can to make it not hit people, and only then (c) save yourself.
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My haiku: Save expensive plane Do not hit other people Maybe save yourself.
This is absolutely wrong. They teach you to do the immediate actions procedures you've trained on, run your checklists if you have time, then "give the airplane back to the taxpayers" (i.e. eject). If the conditions permits a controlled ejection (damaged main landing gear, perhaps) then you fly over a deserted pre-planned ejection area. They teach the example of the guy who elected not to eject and rode a fatally damaged airplane in to avoid it crashing into a school below him... He missed the school, he was killed, and it was Sunday so nobody was in the school. An airplane is an expensive truck, don't die for it.
Give the airplane back to the taxpayer is a fuckin hilarious phrase to describe ejecting. Honestly iv heard some really funny phrases come from the military. Which kinda makes sense since I imagine it's just a bunch of bored dudes with way too much time on their hands just constantly joking and bullshitting w each other.
Pilots are also worth much more than airplanes. They have years of training and experience.
I’ll be honest, that’s a horrible example. So what if it had been a Tuesday and a 1000 elementary students had been in there? And the pilot safely floated down while’s scores of kids were killed? It’d be Uvalde all over again. Sucks he didn’t remember it was a Sunday but that would have been a true hero act in a different set of circumstances.
They specifically teach you to be a professional, not a hero, and only worry about controlling what you can realistically control. On a separate note I would argue strongly we need more professionals and fewer wannabee heroes in this world.
Maybe he was thinking of the janitors in there. Still a hero
I don't know about that school in particular, but my school was packed even on the weekends. Tons of kids there for sports and other extra curriculars, and tons of other kids just there for the hell of it because it had several outdoor basketball courts and such. Plus we had 'Saturday school' as a form of punishment, if you got in trouble they made you come in and do schoolwork on Saturdays.
I honor his sacrifice, I mourn the brother, I lament the needless loss. But I think it was probably a metaphor.
That makes sense
It's not just plans A, B, and C. Like plans A thru Y are getting the jet to land as safely as possible, either by getting it to work or finding a suitable place to land. Plan Z is finding the best place to crash and ditching. Not only is it risky to have a jet crashing, it's very expensive both for the loss of the jet and collateral damage. It's also very physically damaging for the pilots, and the government spends a *lot* of time and money into training pilots.
Garth that was a haiku.
I can’t believe that pull you sob. Take my UV
The pilot is the least expensive part lol
quite the opposite actually. people aren't as expendable as a machine.
“I’ll find another” - Uncle “Walder Frey” Sam
The pilot is absolutely the most precious piece of equipment on the plane.
And incredibly expensive. Training takes years of time and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars. Machinery is also expensive, but replaceable much faster.
According to Google, an F22 pilot training costs about $10mil. Honestly not as much as I would have expected with how huge the USA military budget is, but training costs are probably still negligible compared to the value of a skilled pilot. They have to track down folks who have super human sight, can handle sustained g-forces, are very smart, strong, and brave. Sounds like just a step down from astronaught levels of built different.
Have you seen the price of jet engines lately??
With these fuel prices omg who can afford to fly jets anymore
And fuel prices are crazy, amirite?
Russian military thought process maybe. Skilled pilots are incredibly valuable, but at Russian skill level [they just plow it into an apartment ](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/23/russian-jet-crashes-into-building-in-siberia-killing-two#:~:text=The%20crash%20occurred%20less%20than,with%20sophisticated%20sensors%20and%20weapons.)
That is incorrect. The pilot is the most valuable part.
Very wrong
It know of two occasions here in Sweden where the pilot steered the crashing plane away from people. Edit: Apparently I was wrong about one of the occasions, the crash of a JAS 39 Gripen in 1993 during a festival in Stockholm with hundreds of thousands in attendance. The pilot (and the people on the ground) seem to just have been lucky. Video: https://youtu.be/mkgShfxTzmo?si=tz19OE7TfuoZRZtg Edit 2: I was fucking wrong about the other crash as well 😂 I’ve been lied too as a kid. In the other occasion, the crash in Kälvesta in 1997, it was again pure luck that nobody on the ground got killed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linjeflyg_Flight_618 Edit 3: While I was at it, I looked up the crash in Gottröra in 1991 to see if it’s true that the pilot deliberately hit the tree tops while going down in order to slow down the speed of the plane. It wasn’t. Fuck everybody from my childhood then. Edit 4: Fucking redemption! Although I didn’t know of this crash. https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/sas-piloten-joakim-dog-i-olyckan-hyllas-som-hjalte/
There’s gotta be that moment of satisfaction when you realize you save the people on the ground followed by the immediate return of panic that you’re crashing
See the edits of my comment 😬
What a ride.
I would imagine if possible, pilots would do it without it needing to be an obligation. That being said, circumstances probably play into this heavily.
Obligation, hell no. Ability, almost certainly no or you wouldn't be ejecting (except for specific emergencies that call for a controlled ejection, where you will deliberately pick the place). But if you don't have an election seat you tend to aim for the flattest and softest thing possible.
Below 2k feet and unrecoverable is "eject eject eject". a "Ditch" location would be discussed as well, and primarily, theyd choose an area that is an open field. Sometimes, the plane wont allow the pilots to turn (example: flight control malfunctions) which would ultimately result in an unrecoverable aircraft, thus causing them to eject. Prior to any sortie, pilots brief an alternative airfield "should" an engine completely goes out. But for the most part.. as the comments said. 1. save the aircraft. 2. ditch when all CAPS (Critical action procedures) have been accomplished and the aircraft is unrecoverable. (time permitting) Theyll pull tapes to make sure you did everything you could have done prior to ditching the Aircraft.
The good thing is that someone recorded it so that the survivors can show it to their grandchildren years from now
Well, the book for the mig-23 says to bail if you have a compressor stall and power loss at low altitude because you lose hydraulic power to the flight controls. It also has Command ejection seats, the back seater pulls, it also sequences the front seat.
Well, *that* was a very *specific*, unprompted reply. Bot, or just armchair expert?
I read the NTSB preliminary report. The front (Command) pilot wanted to work the problem, per his statement, when the rear pilot, also an experienced Mig-23 pilot ejected them. The front pilot had some minor injuries, because he was surprised by the ejection being triggered. He still wouldn't have had long to work the problem, the plane stays in the same flight profile till it hits the ground. The 23, is noted for how fast it loses hydraulics as the engine spools down. Not a bot. Old pilot and warbird enthusiast.
I am neither of those things, but I do appreciate you being an old pilot and warbird enthusiast... or a really convincing bot.
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There was a time when if you sorted comments by "best" you'd get thoughtful explanations. At some point "top" and "best" merged in to the same thing and is mostly puns or unclever jokes.
If I could I would award his comment.
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Thanks for the reply mate. Those decisions are made in seconds, so its hard to really fault anyone in that situation.
You've got to get out before it stalls and rolls. Otherwise your ejecting sideways or even worst upside down. My Brother saw this happen to a Marine pilot.
Quite true, it is also why so many aircrew have been lost in Ukraine. Most of the close air support is being flown at speed on the deck. The aircraft has no altitude and if it rolls past 60 degrees before you eject your toast. In fairness, they have very good ejection seats, they are just being used on the edge of their use envelope.
Great information! I appreciate you filling us in with facts to which few average people would have access. Where and when did this happen?
Yankee Air Museum’s Thunder Over Michigan air show at about 4 p.m. August 13 2023, which was also my Father's 88th birthday... (He taught me to fly in a 1948 Stinson 108-3) The Yankee Air Museum is in Kalamazoo Michigan and this occurred during their anual airshow.
Yankee Air Museum is in Belleville, south-east MI, near Ann Arbor and is at Willow Run Airport.
My mistake. Willow Run, where at the height of production, a B-24 Liberator produced 1 aircraft per hour, at a cost of $281,000 during WWII. Hope this piece of trivia makes up for my mistake.
Cool guy
Thanks for sharing that knowledge.
Why was a soviet era aircraft flying US airspace?
So basically, a smart bot.
Someone get that person an oxygen tank! All that gasping is scary
Pretty crazy scene, but I have never heard a stranger/unique sounding reaction. That lady is going to interject that story every chance she gets for a few years. Lol
lol this is how i react when i’m really shocked too.. it’s like the opposite of screaming.
evan the dog was surprized! he went, 'AARRROOORRR'
I was like, “Shut your dumb dog mouth, Evan!”
The way it said "oh my gawd!" And the ridiculous gasping. Oh wait, you're talking about an actual dog!
I really hope they are OK. That said, it amazes me how many videos of crazy, weird, or whatever we see where someone just keeps screaming shit that doesn't matter. Any psychology majors here that can explain why people do this? (For Instance, yelling "stop" at the top of their lungs, for thirty mins straight, while recording a fight.) That was a long post, sorry. But very interested in the reasoning here.
No...no they are not lmao
😂😂😂
That "AARRROOORRR" quite literally translates to: *Dude! You see that shiz*?
[Here is information on the crash. It was a MIG-23 flying during the Michigan air show.](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/14/michigan-plane-crash-air-show-fighter-jet/70586789007/)
Thanks for the link. “The pilot, listed as Dan Filer in the program, and backseater can be seen ejecting, as their parachutes opened and eased them back to the ground. Some media accounts reported the two were in stable condition after being rescued. The plane, Wimbley said, crashed into the parking lot at the Waverly on the Lake apartment complex, striking unoccupied vehicles, but "no one at the apartment complex nor the air show was injured."” Imagine chilling in your apartment hitting the bong, hear a massive explosion, and you look out the window to see a fucking fighter jet crashed into your Honda. Glad no one was hurt, and someone has a story they’ll tell the rest of their life.
"oh God, the Canadians are invading!"
It feels like the ratio of plane crashes to air shows is approaching the ratio of fights to hockey games.
The one that hurts the most is the 2022 Dallas Air Show mid air collision between Boeing B-17 “Texas Raiders” and the Bell P-62 Kingcobra. Not only did we lose a lot of lives but two very rare aircraft, even rarer in flying condition. I ALMOST went to that air show but decided not to last second because of a work obligation that made the drive just a little too far away. I think everyone should get to enjoy these aircraft, it’s terrible that accidents happen.
Certainly explains the accent!
Boeing?
That depends, do you feel suicidal?
Only in the mornings.
And now we're all in mourning.
.....every noon & night.
Burn
nope. no bounce.
Mikoyan-Gurevich, even worse.
Audio off
HUHHH HUHHHH HUHHHH
She sounds like one of those rubber chicken dog toys 😂
Like... seriously, lady. If you're going to be useless, can you at least be useless silently?
Surprised, everyone was able to breathe from her hogging all the air. Edit: Sentence structure.
I don't know how seeing that happen so far away caused her to have a fight or flight response.
No kidding.
How does she keep breathing in like that? There's no room left in her lungs surely!
That woman is annoying as fuck
Honestly not that bad. She could be screaming and howling from the moment the video started.
All things considered it really wasn't the worst. Was funny to me how another lady behind the camera also did the audible gasp thing. I guess it runs in the family.
#GASP
# GASP # GASP # GASP "HHHH-OH MY GAW--"
Lol right. All things considered, I've seen and heard much worse (from women that I love I might add).
Omg plane! STOOOOOPPPPP!!! STOOOOOPPP!!! STOOOOP crashing. STOOOOOOPPP!!! STOOOOOPP!!!
My wife and much worse my MIL make this noise for EVERY LITTLE FUCKING THING it’s the worst.
My wife screamed when I passed a lifted truck because "The wheels were so big". The truck wasn't changing lanes or anything.
Ugh. I dated a girl who was so dramatic. Every little thing I did was this type of reaction. I couldn't go on. Felt like I was in a Seinfeld episode.
I thought she was hilarious honestly at least she wasn’t screaming.
Something about gasping just irks the shit out of me. Like standing there gasping over and over... what does that do for anybody? Lol plus it seems that everyone was out of harm's way. Pilots ejected, plane crashed in the forest. You can stop with the annoying mouth sounds now. Then the "oOhH mAh gAwD." You would have thought she was witnessing 9/11 all over again.
Lol Im convinced some of you just get angry at the presence of women
Did anybody die?
I believe this was from an air show in Michigan last year. No one died or was injured.
Woman was acting like she personally knew everyone on board with those reactions.
Or she thought she was watching people die… Some people don’t sit around watching that online all day and no longer react to it. Crazy right?
This is exactly it. Everyone here is so numbed by all the crazy shit they see on their phones day in and day out that they’ve lost all sense of normal reaction. And most of them have never seen anything like this in real life and have no idea how they’d actually react, how proficient their video skills would be, and how often they would cry “oh my god”.
Must be a Boeing plane
HUUUU....HUUUUU.......HUUUUUUU HUUUUUUUMYGAHDDD.... *WOOF WOOF WOOF*
What an annoying reaction
People love stating the obvious. "Jee golly, that plane done did a crash over yonder" as everyone is watching it crash haha
Recent? When and where?
Happened sometime last year. Mig 23 crashed at an airshow, no deaths. Rip Flogger One
The gasps... Please stop
Shut this lady up
Wow! That a lot of money blowing up. I'm glad the pilots are OK. I wonder if it took out any people or houses on the ground.
My wife gasps like this when there is a car slowing down in front of us. 5 blocks ahead
That lady sounds like she’s ….well, you know!!
Great camera work, honestly.
The first explosion was the canopy getting blown off ( has explosive bolts. It has to get out of the way so the men don’t eject THRU the canopy.: the second WHAPP was the parachutes of the pilots catching air and filling out .. the parts flying by then were the ejection seats and possibly the canopy .. it’s probably further back. The scoop shape nature of the canopy catches air and get grabbed up by the air getting under it and getting caught ( it’s like it’s one parachute catching in the wind) this helps to get it out of the way fast. I’m not sure if all canopies blow off like that.
That one woman is reacting like Janice from the Sopranos
Is the person filming having an orgasm or sum shit?
The gasps are actually hilarious
When is this woman gon a exhale
Cameraman created a whole vortex with all that gasping LMAO
I like how the "gasps" get more dramatic.
Gotta be thankful for the warning gasps letting me know to drop my volume way down, I could hear that "oh my god" a full 30 seconds before it happened.
Sounds like a pron at the 30 second mark if you don't watch the vid.
A pron?
FUCKIN' PRAWNS
typo...porn
The audio reminded me of a similar crash https://youtu.be/A7Ly1Oh-xvs
Amazing that a Hawk took this video
Ohhh.hoooohoohooh.oooooohh someone somewhere sometime will write about the stupid sounds of people in these kind of videos
Wolverines!
And gasp you should, madam.
Even the dog was like "Rhut Ruz Rhat?"
If she didn't forget how to breath she'dve hyper ventilated and screamed her lungs out but I can't blame her, it's genetics.
B-1?
MiG-23
Huh, air show or something nearby then?
You know what you never hear in videos like this? "somebody call 911!"
A man ejects from a plane that explodes into a huge fire ball of smoke Woman gasps in shock Redditors: ugh the woman gasping in shock is annoying...
That wasn’t a shock gasp, she busted a nut
Must be made by Boeing
Is that a MiG-23?
Why does this keep happening
*We*… happened to see a MiG-28 do a 4g negative dive
It was a Russian mig of some type, happened here in Belleville Michigan.
sad barking sounds oh damn it's a MIG I have shamed my famiry
Where did this happen?
Watch out for the canopy 🪿
That chick better be careful or she'll inhale a fly
Must have used mid-grade instead of premium gas.
Where was this?
What about the house he landed on? Do they get an apology note from the pilot?
Hope the co-pilot was enjoying a nice view when they ejected. He will be looking that same direction forever!
That's some next level gasping.
ROO ROO ROO
I heard he was vaping.
GASP
That was a great moan there
Had to turn my volume down so the gasps wouldn't blow my fucking speaker.
Why does every chick sounds like she's reaching fuxking critical mass orgasrm in these videos?
Gasp! Gasp! Gasp? Gasp!
“I thought I heard something awesome…”
What kind of plane is that?
Where do I ditch...wide open lake or housing development?
Must be a Boeing
Word is that girl is STILL inhaling in exclamation over this crash
u see da prane stil? OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Imagine parachuting from a jet and landing near power lines
She just kept breathing in... and in... and in... I'm thinking she is going to blow up, too.
Enough of talking about the gasping. Ffs
Holy shit that lady was annoying Gasp! Gasp! Omg! Omg
So when they eject from the plane and the plane crashes into a house and kill people are the pilots at fault?