Independence76 wrote:Not sure why everyone is confused about the inquiry. It's strange, but interesting and plenty of aviation enthusiasts who have studied accidents have no doubt found an interest in such documentation.
Air New Zealand 901: Plenty of clear images and video were filmed on board the fateful flight, including a video filmed at the moment of impact.
Japan Air Lines 123: I've never seen the picture above, and if confirmed to be true, is both genuinely fascinating and creepy. There is a confirmed image of the plane with the tail already broken off, as well as video (not sure if confirmed) of JL123 taking off from HND.
Lauda Air 004: There is a video on YouTube which was someone's home video in 1990 shortly after OE-LAV was delivered to Lauda. Very comprehensive and fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88bKKSVw1sU
Swissair 111: Like Lauda 004, there is a very well documented home video from 1996 of HB-IWF on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi452nsBOwA
Mount Salak Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash: The demo flight of the Sukhoi in Indonesia had a photographer on board part of the Sukhoi marketing team, which took and uploaded many images directly to Flickr via the aircraft's wifi (supposedly). Plenty of images of people smiling on board and the cockpit shortly before takeoff.
Malaysia Airlines 17: The most recent of morbid and haunting photos is the selfie taken aboard MH17 shortly before takeoff from AMS. There was also supposedly images of the plane at the gate just before boarding, but I believe this was debunked with a noted incorrect registration. I'm sure there has been lots of cabin documentation/photos/videos over the years of this airframe due to the special livery status it once had.
There's a number of other various images over the years of cockpits, such as both MH jets and I think AF447 as well. That's all from the top of my head.
Independence76 wrote:
Air New Zealand 901: Plenty of clear images and video were filmed on board the fateful flight, including a video filmed at the moment of impact.
N292UX wrote:MH 17 before crash:
Independence76 wrote:Not sure why everyone is confused about the inquiry. It's strange, but interesting and plenty of aviation enthusiasts who have studied accidents have no doubt found an interest in such documentation.
OB1504 wrote:Independence76 wrote:Not sure why everyone is confused about the inquiry. It's strange, but interesting and plenty of aviation enthusiasts who have studied accidents have no doubt found an interest in such documentation.
What makes it weirder is that the OP specifically requested 9/11 flights. Wasn't there another poster who had a weird obsession with a similar topic?
SpinOn2 wrote:In a weird way I kind of get it though, I sort of find it fascinating as well for some odd reason. I don't consider myself a freak of nature or someone who loves death, but I have also been fascinated with it, mostly thinking "I wonder what they are feeling or thinking, they likely have no idea what's ahead" etc.
I remember seeing a Air Crash Investigation of New Zealand flt 901 on a polar sightseeing mission, and they showed some home footage taken in flt before the crash supposedly, I strangely found it captivating, such a strong feeling etc.
aerokiwi wrote:SpinOn2 wrote:In a weird way I kind of get it though, I sort of find it fascinating as well for some odd reason. I don't consider myself a freak of nature or someone who loves death, but I have also been fascinated with it, mostly thinking "I wonder what they are feeling or thinking, they likely have no idea what's ahead" etc.
I remember seeing a Air Crash Investigation of New Zealand flt 901 on a polar sightseeing mission, and they showed some home footage taken in flt before the crash supposedly, I strangely found it captivating, such a strong feeling etc.
From memory, wasn't there a picture at the moment of impact? With some kind of dark fluid splattered across a passenger window? I may be getting confused with another incident though. Either way, very eery.
SpinOn2 wrote:aerokiwi wrote:SpinOn2 wrote:In a weird way I kind of get it though, I sort of find it fascinating as well for some odd reason. I don't consider myself a freak of nature or someone who loves death, but I have also been fascinated with it, mostly thinking "I wonder what they are feeling or thinking, they likely have no idea what's ahead" etc.
I remember seeing a Air Crash Investigation of New Zealand flt 901 on a polar sightseeing mission, and they showed some home footage taken in flt before the crash supposedly, I strangely found it captivating, such a strong feeling etc.
From memory, wasn't there a picture at the moment of impact? With some kind of dark fluid splattered across a passenger window? I may be getting confused with another incident though. Either way, very eery.
Not that I really recall. The video I saw was just some home footage inside the cabin, filmed around the cabin and you can see everyone standing around moving from different sides of the plane to take pictures, and I just recall the person saying something about how the footage was taken not long before it crashed, thought it was eerie.
SpinOn2 wrote:
Unless debunked I believe this is the photo of the Chapecoense Football Team for Brazil on the plane that ran out of fuel and crashed in Colombia. Both on the aircraft and a picture taken right before getting on it. I remember seeing these last Dec when it happened, but I don't know that they are 100% verified authentic at the time photos
United1 wrote:SpinOn2 wrote:aerokiwi wrote:
From memory, wasn't there a picture at the moment of impact? With some kind of dark fluid splattered across a passenger window? I may be getting confused with another incident though. Either way, very eery.
Not that I really recall. The video I saw was just some home footage inside the cabin, filmed around the cabin and you can see everyone standing around moving from different sides of the plane to take pictures, and I just recall the person saying something about how the footage was taken not long before it crashed, thought it was eerie.
I remember seeing that photo as well..the theroy was it was fuel coming out of the fuel tank right at impact. It was definitely from a NZ901 documentary that I think I saw on YouTube...it was creepy as all hell.
SpinOn2 wrote:United1 wrote:SpinOn2 wrote:
Not that I really recall. The video I saw was just some home footage inside the cabin, filmed around the cabin and you can see everyone standing around moving from different sides of the plane to take pictures, and I just recall the person saying something about how the footage was taken not long before it crashed, thought it was eerie.
I remember seeing that photo as well..the theroy was it was fuel coming out of the fuel tank right at impact. It was definitely from a NZ901 documentary that I think I saw on YouTube...it was creepy as all hell.
I found this picture... not sure if it's correct one.
trnswrld wrote:This picture always kind of creeps me out. You can even see the pilot in the window. This was just after pushback of TWA flight 553 which crashed probably less than an hour after this picture was taken. It collided midair with a smaller general aviation aircraft.
Edit: I can’t figure out how to post the picture, but google TWA 553 and the famous picture of the DC9 comes up. N1063T
BoeingGuy wrote:trnswrld wrote:This picture always kind of creeps me out. You can even see the pilot in the window. This was just after pushback of TWA flight 553 which crashed probably less than an hour after this picture was taken. It collided midair with a smaller general aviation aircraft.
Edit: I can’t figure out how to post the picture, but google TWA 553 and the famous picture of the DC9 comes up. N1063T
I used that photo in a presentation on TCAS. It is eerie. You can clearly see the Captain’s arm and shirt in the flight deck.
trnswrld wrote:This picture always kind of creeps me out. You can even see the pilot in the window. This was just after pushback of TWA flight 553 which crashed probably less than an hour after this picture was taken. It collided midair with a smaller general aviation aircraft.
Edit: I can’t figure out how to post the picture, but google TWA 553 and the famous picture of the DC9 comes up. N1063T
ikolkyo wrote:Can I ask why you want this?
Independence76 wrote:Not sure why everyone is confused about the inquiry. It's strange, but interesting and plenty of aviation enthusiasts who have studied accidents have no doubt found an interest in such documentation.
Air New Zealand 901: Plenty of clear images and video were filmed on board the fateful flight, including a video filmed at the moment of impact.
Japan Air Lines 123: I've never seen the picture above, and if confirmed to be true, is both genuinely fascinating and creepy. There is a confirmed image of the plane with the tail already broken off, as well as video (not sure if confirmed) of JL123 taking off from HND.
Lauda Air 004: There is a video on YouTube which was someone's home video in 1990 shortly after OE-LAV was delivered to Lauda. Very comprehensive and fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88bKKSVw1sU
Swissair 111: Like Lauda 004, there is a very well documented home video from 1996 of HB-IWF on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi452nsBOwA
Mount Salak Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash: The demo flight of the Sukhoi in Indonesia had a photographer on board part of the Sukhoi marketing team, which took and uploaded many images directly to Flickr via the aircraft's wifi (supposedly). Plenty of images of people smiling on board and the cockpit shortly before takeoff.
Malaysia Airlines 17: The most recent of morbid and haunting photos is the selfie taken aboard MH17 shortly before takeoff from AMS. There was also supposedly images of the plane at the gate just before boarding, but I believe this was debunked with a noted incorrect registration. I'm sure there has been lots of cabin documentation/photos/videos over the years of this airframe due to the special livery status it once had.
There's a number of other various images over the years of cockpits, such as both MH jets and I think AF447 as well. That's all from the top of my head.
mrcomet wrote:Should we extend the creepiness? How about a chain where we can all post our own photos for flights we may be on. Then if it crashes, we'll be eerily documented. Of course, with millions of flights a month it would be (thankfully) a needle in a field of haystacks.
727LOVER wrote:MH 370:
MH 17:
727LOVER wrote:MH 370:
MH 17:
codc10 wrote:This is one of the eeriest photos in aviation history, IMO, taken in the cabin of JAL123 shortly before it crashed.
71Zulu wrote:A KLM passenger took this picture of the Pan Am 747 at Tenerife, shortly after both 747s and 583 passengers were lost.
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N292UX wrote:MH 17 before crash:
727LOVER wrote:MH 370:
MH 17:
Independence76 wrote:Not sure why everyone is confused about the inquiry. It's strange, but interesting and plenty of aviation enthusiasts who have studied accidents have no doubt found an interest in such documentation.
Air New Zealand 901: Plenty of clear images and video were filmed on board the fateful flight, including a video filmed at the moment of impact.
Japan Air Lines 123: I've never seen the picture above, and if confirmed to be true, is both genuinely fascinating and creepy. There is a confirmed image of the plane with the tail already broken off, as well as video (not sure if confirmed) of JL123 taking off from HND.
Lauda Air 004: There is a video on YouTube which was someone's home video in 1990 shortly after OE-LAV was delivered to Lauda. Very comprehensive and fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88bKKSVw1sU
Swissair 111: Like Lauda 004, there is a very well documented home video from 1996 of HB-IWF on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi452nsBOwA
Mount Salak Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash: The demo flight of the Sukhoi in Indonesia had a photographer on board part of the Sukhoi marketing team, which took and uploaded many images directly to Flickr via the aircraft's wifi (supposedly). Plenty of images of people smiling on board and the cockpit shortly before takeoff.
Malaysia Airlines 17: The most recent of morbid and haunting photos is the selfie taken aboard MH17 shortly before takeoff from AMS. There was also supposedly images of the plane at the gate just before boarding, but I believe this was debunked with a noted incorrect registration. I'm sure there has been lots of cabin documentation/photos/videos over the years of this airframe due to the special livery status it once had.
There's a number of other various images over the years of cockpits, such as both MH jets and I think AF447 as well. That's all from the top of my head.