The speaker, Captain Vincent Raditya, discusses the data from Flightradar24 about a plane's flight, without speculating on the causes of the accident. He explains the data, which shows the plane's position, speed, and altitude, and notes that the data may not be entirely accurate. The plane's flight appears normal until it suddenly turns to the left and starts descending rapidly, with a significant loss of altitude and a drastic change in heading. The speaker suggests that this could be an indication of a loss of lift, making it difficult for the plane to stay in the air. He emphasizes that this is just an interpretation of the data and not a definitive explanation of what happened.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video discusses data from Flightradar24.
2. The data is based on Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
3. The plane's parking position is in Terminal 2.
4. The plane's pushback time is around 6:37.
5. The plane started taxiing at the 40th minute.
6. The plane took off at the 35th minute.
7. The plane's initial altitude and speed were normal.
8. The plane turned left at 46° and then to 30° in less than a minute.
9. The plane's altitude dropped from 10,700 to 8,900 in less than a minute.
10. The plane's ground speed decreased to 224 knots.
11. The plane's speed may have been below 170/120 knots.
12. The plane crashed with a speed of below 192 knots.
13. The plane's altitude fell to 8,950.
14. The plane's last point was at minute 07:39.
15. The plane fell from an altitude of approximately 11,000 feet in one minute.
16. The plane's descent speed was approximately 663 ft/s.
17. The data from Flightradar24 may not be entirely accurate.