On a routine flight from Singapore to Perth, the primary flight computers of Qantas Flight 72 began to malfunction, causing the aircraft to unexpectedly pitch downward towards the Indian Ocean. With more than 300 passengers on board, the aircraft abruptly found itself in a deadly nose dive.

Violent negative Gforces sent anything and anyone not secured crashing toward the cabin ceiling, resulting in more than 100 injuries, including spinal injuries and broken bones.

This is a harrowing story where Captain Sullivan, relying on his elite military training, attempts to regain control of the aircraft. Will his efforts succeed, or will the flight tragically end in the Indian Ocean?

This is the story of Qantas Flight 72

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00:00 Intro
01:01 Background
02:02 Crew
02:50 Take off
03:03 First signs of trouble?
04:17 Cruising alititude
05:30 Flight computer starts to malfunction
07:57 First pitch down
09:08 Explanation of what happened
10:22 Injuries
10:40 Aftermath first pitch down
11:25 Reset FCPC 3
11:43 Second pitch down
13:10 Trim wheel not functioning
13:26 Explanation trim wheel
14:10 Multiple challenges
15:12 Damage in the cabin
15:50 Crews discusses the alamaring situation
16:10 Diversion to Learmonth
17:57 MAYDAY
18:27 Contact with the maintenance watch
19:30 Crew works well together
20:10 Wide left orbits
20:37 Trying to land
22:18 The Aftermath