28 July 2010 USAF Boeing C-17 crash. All onboard died. Reason: Pilot Error. Aggressive maneuvering led to low level aerodynamic stall during practice for the Arctic Thunder Air Show at Elmendorf AFB.

Insane levels of rotation,pitch ups and banking at slow speeds...was the pilot on crack

The crash portion is AI. The Air Force did not release that portion of the video.

Was the pilot former F-16 pilot or these pilots are different one ?

Unlikely to have been a former fighter pilot. There was a similar incident with a B-52 as well where the pilot attempted a steep banking turn very close to the ground. That pilot had been flagged earlier too for reckless flying.

US should put these kind of reckless pilots in Delhi Traffic jam during rainy season. They will learn patience .

I would call this murder.

The pilot was a jackass who killed everybody on board. The brass was warned about him. He was a loose cannon and was reckless and thought he was hot shit. But they let him fly any way. Don't know why.

thought that pilot was gonna stall right after takeoff. that angle of attack was gross

Breaks my heart to see this

Can we just leave all these stunts to South African pilots, in South Africa

It’s not AI, documented all died on board that day July 28, 2010.

The black cloud at the end has got to be fake

When an aircraft has better situational awareness than the pilot flying it, then that’s a problem. That pilot is reckless.

Trying to fly a cruise ship as though it were a go-kart. Regrettably, you don't realize the problem until you're beyond the point where the controls no longer control.

one beast of a plane... India should have ordered more when its production was intact than just ordering 10 appx.

Very similar to the B-52 crash at Fairchild AFB.

I was there when an E-3 AWACS ingested a flock of geese on takeoff. No survivors. Drive the runway with QA right after, goose remains for 100 yards.

@grok is this video real?

Whats the reasons for these airshows? To show some pilot skills or what?

Ai

I’m curious why the pilot suddenly banked so sharply. Couldn’t he have gone in a straight line and possibly landed? I mean I’m sure he had a reason but…it’s just my observation

@grok how many people were on board?

In air shows, pilots push their machines to their limits, sometimes exceeding them. Physics is unforgiving; even slight deviations from stall speed or banking angles can cause catastrophic crashes. At low altitudes, errors are fatal.

stop posting about America you street shitter.

@BuzzPatterson

Inboard engine stall, loss of airspeed, loss of lift, insufficient altitude for recovery, catastrophic failure.

Keep that airspeed up

That's so awful.. Good Lord.

DEI?

Stop all shows.

Suicide?

Talented White pilots

that takeoff alone was bad 🥲

@grok what's happend

Worst than a noob

Quiso volar el Boing como si fuera una avioneta de acrobacias jajaja

Muso basso, 60 gradi di bank. Alto angolo d’attacco. Poteva andare solo così.