Every 2025 Worst Aviation Disaster That No One Expected | PART 1 of 3

Описание: This video breaks down the most shocking aviation incidents of 2025, from deadly crashes to near-miss disasters that exposed serious safety gaps. You’ll learn how a lithium-ion battery fire destroyed an Air Busan A321 on the ground, how a mid-air collision over the Potomac River killed 67 people in controlled airspace, and why aircraft like a Learjet air ambulance and Alaskan commuter plane fell from the sky within minutes of takeoff. Through clear explanations and investigations, this video reveals how human error, overlooked risks, weather, weight limits, and system failures can turn routine flights into catastrophe.

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