What pilots said before plane crashes: horrifying recordings

The article lists several historical aviation disasters and presents the last words of pilots recorded by flight data recorders. Among the tragedies mentioned are the 1985 Japan Airlines flight, the 2000 Alaska Airlines flight, Air France Flight 447, the Pacific Southwest Airlines collision, a fire on a Polish plane, the Swissair terrorist attack, and United Airlines Flight 93. The material is based on a Lad Bible publication.

The article is a compilation of the last words of pilots from several well-known aviation disasters, recorded by flight data recorders. The material is based on a Lad Bible publication. Among the tragedies described are the 1985 Japan Airlines flight, where a Boeing 747 suffered hydraulic failure, and Captain Takahami said, "This is the end." The 2000 Alaska Airlines flight crashed due to a screw mechanism failure; Captain Thompson said, "Ah, here we go." In 2009, Air France Flight 447 crashed over the Atlantic due to icing of sensors; panic ensued in the cockpit, and the crew said, "We are going to crash" and "This cannot be true." The Pacific Southwest Airlines collision over California resulted in the deaths of all on board; Captain McFeron exclaimed, "This is it, baby!" An engine fire on a Polish plane led pilot Pawlaczyk to transmit, "Good night, goodbye, we are dying!" The terrorist attack on Swissair Flight 330 in 1970 filled the cabin with smoke; pilots bid farewell, "Goodbye to everyone." United Airlines Flight 93 during the 2001 attacks ended with a crash in Pennsylvania after passengers attempted to regain control; the hijackers shouted, "Down. Push, push, push."