Crashing 19 Seconds After Takeoff in Canada | TWO Boeing 747s in Danger (Real Video & Audio)

MK Airlines Flight 1602 - Crew of 7 sadly died. The aircraft was loaded with a cargo of lawn tractors and made an intermediate stop at Halifax to be loaded up with approximately 53,000 kilograms (53 t; 117,000 lb) of lobster and fish.

Fatalities in first incident not mentioned. So nice that there were no fatalities in the second incident. A very nicely presented video. Thanks

guess ill never see new videos from this channel, just a bunch of re-uploads.

What happened to the original The Flight Channel creator ?

Lol at the emergency slide fail at the end

The audio from MK 1602 sends chills to my very core. How that company remained in business until 2010 baffles me.

Nice hard bouncy landing when the landing gear is toast.

Is there a particular reason why you won't tell us what happened to the passengers/crew on board when there are fatalities?

every time i watch one of these video's it makes me want to buy a ticket on amtrak.

From the final ICAO report (MK Airlines 1602): "The CVR was found under debris in its mounting bracket near its installed location, and it had been exposed to fire and extreme heat for an extended period. The recording tape had melted; consequently, no CVR information was available to investigators. Although this model of recorder was not required to meet the more stringent fire test requirements that exist today, the conditions of extreme heat were such that the likelihood of any tape-based recorder surviving in those conditions is considered very low." That audio present on your video is a recreation

Crazy how that whole crew on the MK Airlines cargo 747 effed up that bad. Any experienced 747 pilot would look at those numbers spat out by the computer and realize it was bullshit. Reduced power takeoff while at full weight, that would raise an immediate red flag. There were three brains that didn't catch that IMO very obvious mistake.

The PanAm one was new to me.

The second plane ✈️ made safe ! Sorry for the first one. Thank you flight ✈️ Channel. Keep up the good work 👍❤️!

I was busy watching the Boston Red Sox win their 1st World Series since 1918. I don't remember this at all.

I remember that Pan Am accident from when I was a kid in the Bay Area. The two passengers who were injured when that thing ripped through the fuselage, one of them was a soldier or Marine and he was very badly injured. BTW what is the music playing at the end? I like it so much but none of my music identification apps recognize it.

PanAm one was new to me.

Ok now i accept that this channel is dead & just keeps on reuploading his older videos!😢

So what happened to the first one? Everyone got the stairway to heaven?

Thanks for the video

Was nice to see no one got harmed on that (July 30 1971, I wasn't on their earth yet) flight at least. I cannot understand the technicalities but I watched because I didnt know there were cargo alone flights too..like they had only cargos there - fish, lawn movers etc. I thought ships were used for such things. There were only 5-7 people on board to transport these cargo. How brave these crew members are- they can go alone to such longer distances & be back. I would go deranged flying alone in such spaces. I cannot even imagine going alone in cars in forested or even road areas by myself all alone..On planes when we travel economy, we have so so so many people around us, it makes us feel social. I am so amazed by these crew members, what do they do on such long distance flights with so less of them there, with so much cargo to be responsible for! I would literally get crazy..