A Go-Around, a Departure and a Massive ATC Mistake | ATC Reacts
Kennedy Steve
0:00 / 0:00
A Go-Around, a Departure and a Massive ATC Mistake | ATC Reacts
61 262 просмотра · 1 месяц назад
Kennedy Steve
58,5 тыс. подписчиков
61 262 просмотра · 1 месяц назад
Click Here For The Make A Wish Fundraiser: https://secure2.wish.org/site/TR/Wish...
A routine go-around at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport quickly became a dangerous airborne conflict between two Delta aircraft.
Delta Flight 1568, a Boeing 737-900 arriving from Pittsburgh, initiated a go-around after another aircraft failed to clear the runway in time. Meanwhile, Delta Flight 2472, an Airbus A321 departing for Rochester, was climbing away from a nearby runway.
The two aircraft were placed on converging flight paths, and the situation deteriorated until both cockpits received TCAS collision-avoidance alerts. Published estimates indicate the aircraft came within approximately 1,800 feet horizontally and 600 feet vertically before the crews followed their resolution advisories and restored separation. Both aircraft landed safely.
In this video, retired JFK air traffic controller Kennedy Steve analyzes the incident from behind the microphone. He breaks down the controller’s traffic picture, the handling of the unexpected go-around, the instructions issued to both Delta flights and the moment the airborne collision-avoidance system became the final line of defense.
Want to connect with Kennedy Steve? Email us at: peter@541co.com
Disclaimer:
The opinions expressed in this video are those of Kennedy Steve based on his experience as a retired Air Traffic Controller and are intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. This analysis is based on publicly available information, including ATC recordings, videos, and reports available at the time of publication.
This video is not an official accident investigation or a determination of fault. Aviation incidents are often complex, and new information may emerge after this video is published. Official findings are made only by the appropriate investigative authorities.
The goal of this channel is to educate viewers about air traffic control procedures, aviation safety, and the decision-making that takes place behind the microphone—not to criticize or assign blame to any individual or organization.
#KennedySteve #airtrafficcontrol #deltaairlines #atlantaairport #atc #aviationsafety #nearmiss #tcas #Delta2472 #Delta1568 #HartsfieldJackson #ATCReaction