Боинг 747 заглох на высоте 11 км | Как они выжили | Рейс BA9

On June 24, 1982, a British Airways Boeing 747 suffered a power failure at 11 kilometers above the ocean. It was nighttime. Over Indonesia. The crew glided for 15 minutes without power, restarted the engines in the final meters of altitude, and landed the plane almost blind. 263 people survived. A full analysis of Flight BA9: what volcanic ash is and why radar can't detect it, how Eric Moody landed a 747 through 5 cm of clear glass, and why the phrase "small problem" became aviation legend. 📚 Primary sources: — AAIB / British Airways internal investigation report, 1982 — Wikipedia: British Airways Flight 009 — Betty Tootell, "All Four Engines Have Failed" (book by a Flight 9 passenger) — DIVE Magazine, AeroTime Hub — incident reviews — Commission of Enquiry materials British Airways flight 9, BA9, flight BA9, Boeing 747 stalled, Boeing 747 engine failure, Eric Moody, Mount Galunggung, volcanic ash, all engines failed, blind landing, plane crash, aviation, City of Edinburgh, Rolls-Royce RB211, zero-engine glide, St. Elmo's Fire, Understatement, Jakarta, engine surge, Delta P, minor problem, aviation 1982, history aviation #aviation #history #disasters