Turkish Airlines flight 981 lifted off runway 08, 11 h 30′ 30″ at Orly with Captain Nejat Berkoz, (from the left) his co-pilot Oral Ulusman and flight engineer Huseyin Ozer
Voices say: “Oops. Aw, aw.”
(At this time, unaware to the pilots, six passengers were expelled from the craft, and survived a minute longer than their fellow passengers who were all dead before the seats and the strapped occupants hit the ground.)
The klaxon goes off . Plus nine seconds. Berkoz: “What happened?”
Ulusman “The cabin blew out”
Eleven seconds
Berkoz : “Are you Sure?“
Sixteen seconds.
Berkoz: “Bring it up, pull her nose up.”
Ulusman: “I can’t bring it up she doesn’t respond.”
Twenty three seconds.
An unidentified voice (probably Ozer): “Nothing is left.” Another voice (probably Ulusman) : “Seven thousand feet.”
Khxon sounds, warning that the plane has gone over the “never exceed”‘ speed.
Thirty two seconds.
Berkoz: “Hydraulics?” Another voice (probably Ulusman): “We have lost it . . . oops. Oops”
Fifty four seconds.
Berkoz: “it looks like we are going to hit the ground.”
Fifty six seconds. Berkoz: “Speed.”
Sixty one seconds
Seventy seven seconds. Sound of initial impact.
During the final seconds before the impact, it was noted that the (pilots) began to whistle a popular Turkish jingle, to the words, “I wonder what it is?
Ship 29 hit the ground at 497 miles per hour at a shallow valley called Grove of Dammartin, Ermenonville forest on the outskirts of Paris.
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