LAST 1,000 FEET: The Deadliest Mid-Air Collision Ever Explained

#midaircollision #whatwentwrong #airtrafficcontrol On November 12, 1996, a catastrophic aviation disaster unfolded in the skies over India when two commercial aircraft collided mid-air, killing everyone on board. With only 1,000 feet of vertical separation, one plane was climbing while the other was descending — both following air traffic control instructions. This accident became the deadliest mid-air collision in aviation history. In this detailed aviation documentary, we explain what went wrong during the final minutes before the collision. Using official investigation reports, cockpit voice recorder data, flight data recorder analysis, and air traffic control communications, this video breaks down how human error, language barriers, outdated radar systems, and airspace design flaws combined into a single tragic outcome. This is a real aviation accident analysis, not dramatization. Every detail is based on verified facts from official inquiries and global aviation authorities. The lessons from this crash led to major safety reforms, including mandatory TCAS systems, standardized English language proficiency for pilots and controllers, and redesigned civilian airspace procedures. If you are interested in aviation disasters explained, air crash investigations, pilot errors, ATC failures, or real flight accident documentaries, this video provides a complete and respectful breakdown of one of the most important accidents in aviation history. This is the story of the last 1,000 feet — and how modern aviation learned from them. #aviationhistory #flightdisaster #planecrashanalysis #aviationhistory