The Plane That Flew Without Engines | Air Transat Flight 236 in (ENGLISH)

On 24 August 2001, Air Transat Flight 236 began as a routine transatlantic journey—but soon turned into one of aviation's greatest survival stories. Over the Atlantic Ocean, both engines suddenly failed, leaving the aircraft with no power and 306 people on board. In total darkness, the jet became a silent glider, forcing the pilots into a desperate fight for survival. What caused both engines to shut down? How did the crew pull off one of the most extraordinary emergency landings in aviation history? Discover the incredible true story of courage, human error, and the lessons that changed aviation safety forever.