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This is a summary of a video about the United Airlines Flight 811 accident in 1989, when a cargo door opened in mid-air and caused an explosive decompression that ejected nine passengers out of the plane. The video explains the causes of the accident, which were related to faulty wiring and design of the door locking mechanism, and the investigation that followed, which was influenced by the parents of one of the victims who did their own research. The video also describes the actions of the crew and the passengers during the emergency, and the fate of the plane and the victims' families. The video ends with a request for support and subscription to the channel.
1. The text refers to a Jumbo 747 that was abandoned by Air Bible in 2001 during a general overhaul at Pittsburgh International Airport in the state of New York. The plane ended up being dismantled in 2004 [Document(page_content="00:00:00.00: It's a Jumbo 747, it was abandoned by Air\n00:00:03.96: da Bible in 2001 during a\n00:00:06.39: general overhaul at Pittsburgh International Airport\n00:00:08.13: in the state of New York and\n00:00:10.35: ended up being dismantled in 2004. This\n00:00:13.32: Jumbo helped make aviation safer.")]
2. The Jumbo 747 was involved in an incident where the cargo door was not locked properly, causing a decompression explosion and resulting in a loss of life [Document(page_content="00:20:06.15: suddenly, tearing off the structure.\n00:20:08.91: of fixing the hinge the cabin floor\n00:20:11.79: AND the side of the fuselage causing this\n00:20:14.52: decompression Explosive the ntsb issue\n00:20:17.22: a recommendation for all 747s without\n00:20:20.67: in service at the time replace the\n00:20:23.01: cargo door locking mechanisms\n00:20:25.39: with new locks and designed no\n00:20:29.26: new similar accident leading to Loss\n00:20:31.93: of life officially occurred in this type")]
3. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) initially concluded that the accident was due to preventable human error and not a problem with the design or function of the Leonardo cargo door. However, the NTSB later reopened the investigation and issued a new conclusion in March 1992 [Document(page_content="00:19:32.01: reopened the investigation, issuing a new\n00:19:34.41: conclusion in March 1992. In this\n00:19:37.74: report, the NTSB determined that the\n00:19:39.96: probable cause of the accident had been the\n00:19:42.18: sudden opening of the cargo door, which was\n00:19:44.52: attributed to inadequate wiring and\n00:19:46.83: deficiencies in the design of the door.")]
4. After the NTSB's new conclusion, a recommendation was issued to replace the cargo door locking mechanisms in all 747s without in service at the time [Document(page_content="00:20:23.01: cargo door locking mechanisms\n00:20:25.39: with new locks and designed no\n00:20:29.26: new similar accident leading to Loss\n00:20:31.93: of life officially occurred in this type")]
5. The Jumbo 747 was repaired by Boeing in Honolulu and then returned to the United States to have its interior reassembled by United. It was returned to service in 1990 and was in operation for another seven years on United's own aircraft [Document(page_content="00:20:50.23: returned to service in 1990 and was in\n00:20:52.42: operation for another seven years on\n00:20:55.30: United's own aircraft then was sold to\n00:21:01.15: inherit abutia with registration Charlie 5 Fox\n00:21:0