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Air Traffic Monitoring => Aviation Audio Clips => Topic started by: greenbird73 on April 17, 2018, 02:01:55 PM
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PHL-Twr-Apr-17-2018-1500Z, Southwest 1380 #1 engine failure, landing at KPHL. Audio starts at 16:50 in raw clip.
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Put it togheter and removed some silence.
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I'm to lazy to bother making a clip, but for those interested the initial sequence of the emergency can be heard on the 15:00 UTC archive off the ZNY10, 133.475 feed.
Starts at 01:31 (min:sec) into the archive with the flight checking in with New York Center climbing out of FL300 for FL380. At 04:29 you can hear a transmission with no voice but open mike with what sounds like the cabin altitude warning going off in the background. Then continues from there, flight is handed of to New York on 135.450 which is not covered by LiveATC AFAIK.
JS
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Working on a video for Youtube. Thanks to the feeder.
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Put it together and removed some silence.
to the controllers at PHL tell me has the 7110.65 changed that much since 1994 when i know it still said DO NOT CHANGE THE FREQ WHEN AN AIRCRAFT IS IN THE PROCESS OF LANDING DURING A DECLARED EMERGENCY?!!!!!!!
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Infographic video with Radar map and captions.
My respects to the family of the passenger killed. Sad that we have to lament one loss.
https://youtu.be/cnSizWZVyD4
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Here's the audio portion just before the engine failure occurred. It starts with SWA1380 checking in on ZNY 133.475 after which the flight gets handed off to ZNY 135.45. This frequency is also on my JFK#4 feed but nothing could be heard in the archives for this feed on that frequency. Most likely the aircraft was too low in altitude to be heard.
Ron
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I can't get over how incredibly calm she was amidst the emergency and how intense everything was during that time. Kudos to her.