Japan Airlines passenger recalls plane's fiery collision
Anton Deibe, 17, of Sweden, recalled his chaotic experience on a Japanese flight after a collision with a coast guard aircraft that killed five people. He recalls the "awful experience" of jumping out of the plane with other passengers and running onto the grass fields.
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He seems calm at first but then you realise he’s still very agitated. I hope he has the ability to see his family soon.
He's running on adrenaline, travelling alone in Japan. hasn't got his passport and has probably been talking to his folks back home.... It will take a while to resume normal broadcast standards 😁😁
Glad you escaped safely Anton. Please get some PTSD help, you are still reliving some trauma from the incident. Rip to the coast guard plane crew and prayers for recovery of the captain. Really was a miracle that Airbus captain landed that plane and passengers were exited so quickly on emergency slides and could get out safely. Anton may be taking a ship home now, after that who would blame him?
Latest news... He doesn't want to be reunited with his swedish family since he now believes he's japanese (ptsd) and has no recollection of a former life in Europe.
@@Bertrand146 fake news
No one took the handluggage thats the reason why everybody from this plane survived!
They might not have their luggage but they have their lives
Yup.
I can't help but think if this happened in a western country people would have been trying to get their luggage out while blocking the path and half the people would have died... 😢
Even in other Asian Countries like China / India, the passengers would have been too busy taking out overhead luggage.
@@terrencebushell9588 That's what happened in Tenerife. Japanese people are just simply better at following safety regulations, or what they're told in general, and are also very mindful of others. It's engrained in their culture.
@@terrencebushell9588”selfish person”…..Thank God all 400 passengers were save bcoz no one e ever try to take their luggage…in a matter of 90secs they already out of that plane . It’s a miracle🙏
I'm so glad you're still with us. I imagine you're feeling pretty lucky because you're very lucky. Take care and be well.
Glad they all got out. Good luck and wish you the best.
Thanks to amazing coordination between crew and passengers, they succeeded in saving all lives on board, great professional training
Go buy a lottery ticket, dude. You're charmed.
Happy New Year dude. Glad you made it.
This is why I always keep my passport in my pocket whilst flying - if something like this happens, it's one less thing I need to worry about replacing.
Same here I have mine in a concealed Belt around my tummy just in case I need to evacuate or they need to identify my remains and body for my family.
Yes, me too. I'm glad I am not the only one!!
If you are a US Citizen your consulate will be in touch with you following an accident like that to take care of anything you need, including a lost passport
Whether passport is saved or not under such circumstances means nothing
One or two layers into the meat...@@MidwestMay
Wow 😮 I’m so sorry you had to go thru that but glad 🙂 you’re ok 👌. Get counseling help. ❤
"counseling". Spoken like a true UA american. He doesnt need it he will get over it.
@@philipslighting8240yep these white guys won’t survive the real world
You need to be thankful that you’re alive.
Sad 😞
awful experience. but they all made it out.
Be grateful being alive
Great video. Great escape too. Good that no passenger didn't rush and it is a blessing no one try to get his/her baggage else rest might follows. Heard that the key specific instructions were given while it is natural that human scream during disasters. E. G. -stay calm, remain seated, don't take any belongings, standby for crash landing position, watch the safetly video, cover the nose with wet cloth if possible, do not panic, help each other if needed...?? I believe Pilot and crew first priority is to land safely, in one piece to avoid further damages. Also look identify passenges that might health, disability issues or/prepare safefy aid kit..etc etc. It might would impossible for limited staff to calm passengers. Also, it would be another miracle if the crews or pilot have time to do announcement in different languages and what wording to this unwanted surprises as no one can see how badly from outside. Nevertheless, great to hear there are others who help to translate instead of adding the natural scream effecting. Next possible upgrades: 1. plane might need more cameras inside and outside the plane. 2. Emergency announcement and video play and trigger by emergency press button. In 2 languages too😊 3. Safe Exit doors indicator - thru video camera and Ai support. 4. Baggage compartment- auto lock state thru emergency trigger by crew captain. Last, hope the passengers remember to thank Pilots too😊
This is why I always put my phone in my pants pocket when I land on a plane. That way, I can contact my family if necessary in an emergency.
So lucky, I carry my passport in pants
Man it’s like no one in the a350 even felt the Dash-8 get hit.
An A350-900 weighs about 8 times a Dash 8-400. Basically like hitting a car with a bus but in this case an Airbus.
From the pictures I have seen, the nose of the A350 hit the high tail of the Dash 8, the tail would have snapped off or bent out of the way. There are also dents in both engine intakes, I think these were caused by the engines hitting the high wing of the Dash, probable the flaps which would have been in the take off setting. The flaps wouldn't have caused a lot of resistance. This is all speculation but that is what the damage shows. Any impact would have occurred at almost exactly the same time as the landing so most people who felt or heard something just assumed it was part the the touch down.
@@harveysmith100 excellent points.
@@awesomerpower Thank you
I just know if I were trying to get off that burning jet, I would be stuck begind somebody trying to retrieve there luggage from the overhead bin.
Not after you discouraged them.....
It's not even the bins you need to worry about, it's the bags that people are supposed to keep tucked under the seat in front of them allowing clear access to the aisle, well they don't even fully tuck them and the minute we land they all grab them from under the seat. This is an uphill battle every day with American passengers. No one realizes or cares that taxi takeoff and landing are statistically the most dangerous phases of flight, when you pull out your bookbag while we are still on the tarmac taxiing in or you block aisle access with your bookbag by pulling it out and holding it between your feet you are part of the problem. Things can go array in the tarmac quickly and everybody rummaging through their bags before we are parked are the reason you're gonna trip and possibly not make it out in time if an accident occurs. Yet every day, I get pushback for asking grown American adults to simply keep their stuff stowed until fully parked. Asking Americans to comply with rules and regulations is like pulling teeth. They're the biggest group of hard headed entitled individuals you will ever find.
Freedumb.. @@chenanigans
No you wouldn't have been, because no one on that jet refused to follow instructions. You need to fly with Japanese people more often.
Impressive english- speaking young swede. All swedes are very talented i think..
Are you ok?
Wowzer
Wow final destination 😮
Anyone know which platform has the original footage without the annoying newsroom edits? I'd like to re-watch this testimony in its entirety. Thank you, Anton Deibe!
Haneda Airport Live Camera
Wow
YOUR HAD ARM SURGERY AND UOUR STILL ALIVE? Man that should be really eye opening the fact that you survived
His command of English is very impressive!
No, actually, in Europe, especially Northern and Western Europe we all speak very good English. We are taught it from 4 years of age in school alongside another European language as well as our own.
@@Ad-Lohis accent is a bit thick, maybe it's the pressure, idk.
Par for the course in many European countries. They are often bi or trilingual, unlike us poor sods
@@user-td2jw9ze2c Comforting to hear someone speak English with a thick Swedish accent after a serious accident like this.
German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish) are Germanic languages related to English.
18 minutes to have the aircraft fully evacuated is a joke
Japanese should’ve explained this instead of
Dude...
do he know 5 people died
He looks happier than me 😂😂
Glad to be alive, ready to tell his story is his second language........ running on adrenaline... adventurous as he was travelling in Japan alone...
Depressed people literally do get happier when running for their lives in an emergency. Gives them a purpose
"Normal" human beings are also very happy to escape death... @@M_SC
MAGPASALAMAT AT MAGPURI NG WALANG HANGGAN SA PAGLILIGTAS AT WAGAS NA PAG-IBIG NG DYOS!!! MAGBALIK-LOOB NG BUONG-BUO SA DYOS NGAYON DIN MISMO BAGO MAHULI ANG LAHAT AT KAPAYAPAAN SA MUNDO!!! BANAL NA PAG-IBIG SA LAHAT NG NILALANG NG DYOS!!!
From Japan What strange is that NO witnesses of the plane crash have been broadcasted in Japanese TV news. Thank you for your witness and sorry for you.
I’ve seen some. Look harder
Oh, there are many news reports in Japanese, I don't understand a single word but been watching many, many as western media don't interview the witnesses and passengers from the plane crash at all.
i think becuse the major 7,5 magnitude earthquake in japan 1 january, all media been foucing on that ( i may be wrong just my assumption) the plane crash was 2 january at 5 pm japan time
@@achmadyudha2864 地上波のテレビでやってましたよ！
yeah. the airport incedent, everyone is accounted for either dead or alive. The earthquake, still lots of people missing. So the earthquake is higher priority.
Forget your stuff you escaped relatively unharmed!
I dont know if this appropriate or not. But when he said "people screaming in japanese" reminded of of that Netflix's Hearing Impaired subtitle "[Screaming in Japanese]" 😐
Say “closed captioning” or “deaf” or “hard of hearing”
Why he was not explain that any crash or collision ? He was fell hot at left side his face ?
I wonder if the a350 is so massive they didn’t even notice the Dash-8.
"everyone get out!" "but my sandwich is in the overhead bin!" "forget the sandwich you can get another one" "at airport prices?! no way"
Jajajajajajaja
I don't care what the statistics show , pilot error happens , and this crash is one example . Mechanical failure happens , many examples . Never flown , never will . Also , why don't airports have a red flashing sign , clearly visible to all pilots on the hold pad that says HOLD , triggered by sensors in proximity , and signals from tower ????? It's ridiculous !!!!!!
9/10 flights make it safely to their destination and don’t explode in a giant fireball. So what’s the problem? You stand decent chances of survival every time you step foot in a plane
This kid worry about his stuff rather that people that died … the world is really individualistic !
Try living with nothing, you know, in a room with no possessions, no money, no food, in the winter, in a country where a limited number of people understand English outside the airport and a minuscule number your native language of Swedish just after you almost died. Try talking to a policeman in English on the street and see what happens. I've done it in Tokyo and what happens is nothing because they haven't got the slightest idea what you are talking about. We don't know how much of his important papers and money he actually had on him and how much was in his carry-on that he would normally be clutching on the way out. Try getting to the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo without any money from Haneda. And how many people actually know the location of their embassy when they arrive anyway? Then see where _your_ priorities lie. When he made that video, he may not have even known that five people, on their way to help in supplying those suffering in the earthquake, had died. A wise man once said, "Judge not, lest ye be judged," or words sometimes translated that way. Another wise man once sang, "Walk a mile in my shoes. Before you abuse, criticize and accuse, walk a mile in my shoes." This is not someone who's famous and doesn't need money because everyone know he's a movie star or a billionaire, and will be thrilled to give him stuff in exchange for him saying publicly that they gave him stuff, someone with a retinue of people who would have been on the plane with him or ready to meet him, and make his life easy in an alien country. I'd be careful not to treat him like, say, Zsa Zsa Gabor complaining about a traffic stop in LA.
LUCKY TO BE ALIVE IN 2024. THANK GOD !
God is so good !🙏🏾
NO THANK THE PILOTS AND ALL THE CREW NOT some mythical being. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@rc70ysatheist behavior 🥲🥲
@@rc70ysanimals were created by God.
He is Swedish? On the Australian news media they implied he was Australian. They did not even bother to mention he was Swedish >_
Well that’s not an Australian accent, but who knows what passport he owns.
I was guessing Dutch
So what?
He's got that Kilian Experience voice xD
@@johnnysilverhand6045 His accent is Swedish, not Dutch.
Ohhhh, why didn't you do what all Americans do - open the overhead compartments and get your rollaboard?
Sucks to be you😂😂😂. Wait ✋️ im flying through Tokyo next week 😳 😬🤯
This incident reminds us all to be grateful to God for everyday of our lives. And ask God to help you be your best for each day.
This young man is going to need psych help for a while. and some money, big money.
No, healthcare is cheap in Europe.
First thing he needs is a new passport. I have no doubt he will get a great deal of attention and "gifts" from the Japanese whether from the airline, the airport company or the Japanese Government... and all help possible from the Swedish Embassy....
With the lawsuits, he'll become a very rich man and be able to buy all kinds of new stuff
Good luck with that, it’s Japan. No one becomes rich after suing, but you might get your justice by their wrongdoings, it’s against the Coast Guard.
Well I hope you enjoy your ship Voyage back home, as I'm sure your Earthbound for the rest of your life you'll not be flying again I'll bet. I know if it were me I'd not fly again.
I have been in 5 car crashes (only one my fault) in my life. I have always and will always get back into a car, truck, bus, train or plane.....
That is a very silly way of making decisions
Next time hold UP the phone & look into the camera
You dang right!
he's prob processing a lot and going through ptsd. let's be more understandable of his situation and look past over something minor.
@@ZZIKOishYes.
Arzehole😅
Empathy, that mysterious concept!
Looks like a power bottom
there is a difference between thinking this kind of thought privately versus typing/saying it out loud. learn that difference.
@@hdturner1odd for that to be his private thought in this context
Looks like the typical anime creep
I’m curious if you think your comment is helping our world
Why dont you stop moving while telling the experience you had!!!
Are you a human?