The INSANE story of Air France 11

Lol! "Over one of the most densely populated cities on earth"😅😅😅. The airport is surrounded by fields...

That's a flight number that I know one airline will never use again. And it's not Air France.

This is exactly like when I give someone my spare mouse and forgot to disconnect it from Bluetooth and wonder why my mouse is going haywire...

Questions have to be asked why French aviation is so responsible for far too many incidents.

Why not have a warning for conflicting inputs?

Sacre Bleu !!!!

A situation that looks like a bad joke.

they should implement a computer audio warning that sounds when both yokes are being moved at the same time, so that pilots realize that they are both moving them and they would stop.

Thank You. I think it would be wise to have an alarm sound if both pilots are trying to fly the plane at the same time, that way they can be reminded that only one person should be flying the aircraft.

Made in france, mefiance

So this happened AGAIN? 😢

🤦🏻‍♂️ wow. I had no idea this could happen at this point of professionalism. This has never happen in my ppl or ifr training. Great video.

High time French stop acting so obnoxious and start being friendly and collaborative with rest of world.

It’s like the pilots were arm wrestling but instead they used the controls 😬

Could it have been such an issue that brought down MH370? Seems unlikely, just a thought.

O.M.G. You couldn't make this up !!! Crazy.

humans make mistakes - AI´s also

Wow French first officers are something else...look up F/O Bonin

UNBELIEVABLE

Air France need to sort this.

Once again they’re not training sufficiently towards CRM.

Great content as always green dot 🛫❤️🛫❤️🛫❤️👍👍

Embarrassing to say the least, holy cow.

There should be a mini course each time they sit in those seats

For Air France should be invented a new protocol for safety. In emergency situation, pilots should call passengers to help them fly the airplane.

Essentially the arm wrestle from hell.

there are amazing pilots who managed to bring planes with vital parts missing, holes in them, engines on fire, shot by a missile, no power, ..... safely to the ground or a river, and we marvel at the capabilities of these intelligent and resourceful humans.

and then there are these two idiots, nearly bringing down a perfectly good plane by pulling in the opposite direction.....

Is it typical of the French ATCs to be this verbose and chatty?

AIr France has been kind of an embarrassment lately...

they could start by speaking english...

What's up with AF training culture??? As a present student pilot , first lesson from my CFI was the handling of controls in the plane between the two pilots. Verbally acknowledge who is taking control between us then immediate hands off for the pilot not flying. This is basic first lesson #1 that you never forget , unless you're an AF pilot ?? Something is terribly wrong at Air France

Autopilot: smh

Embarrassing

It was literally an arm wrestling contest. Wow.

This is not an accurate representation of a french cockpit, where are the baguettes, ashed cigarettes, bottles of wine, and the thin smoke line in the air

A droite, tournez à droite !
Mais non, à gauche ! Il faut aller à gauche !

what could be worse than losing control of a gigantic passenger jet over one of the most densely populated cities on earth?

it's losing control of a gigantic passenger jet over one of the most densely populated cities on earth, at low altitude.

French pilots. 🤦‍♂️.

Who’s in Paris?

Even just over the radio the French are unsufferable... Et je suis Francais...

Why are the ATC speaking in French? International rules are clear commands in English only so that neighbouring flights can listen and assist....?

My first thought when things started to go wrong was "Why are both of them trying to fly the plane at the same time?".

I'm not trying to be contentious but what's going on with some AF pilots? This, 447 obviously and the overshoot of flight 358 plus many others going back through the years - you don't really expect this number of pilot error incidents from a major flag carrier airline

This was what happened to AF447. Miscommunication between pilots until they crashed into Atlantic Ocean

Air No Thanks... Never fly them

Oh my goodness, throughout all of the Green Dot Aviation videos I’ve gone through thus far, this is honestly the first one that triggered a huge burst of laughter. What an incredible situation to be in where the Captain & F.O. were unaware that they were battling each other for control. I’ve learned so much about aviation from my GD marathon alone.

This is probably the most French way to bring down a plane

I have one question for AirFrance. Who's on first? 😅

Speaking French on ATC frequencies all the time: I thought Paris an international destination. How can then crews of foreign aircraft have situational awareness of the airspace around them in case of irregularities if they cannot understand what is spoken? Not AT speaking to them, but they want awareness about those other planes, especially ones in distress.
Methinks this makes the Paris metro airspace less safe!

I avoid Air France. Someone said they should not be allowed flying in EU.
If they run their aircrafts just half as bad as they run their cars in Paris there are all reasons to be worried...
Magnus/Sweden