There have been some horrific airplane crashes throughout history. However, unlike most famous last words, the on-board black box actually records a haunting copy of every pilots' last few seconds. Here are some of the most chilling... <br /><br />1) "F***, we're dead!"<br />2009<br /> Captain David Robert awoke to alarm bells aboard Air France Flight 447. By the time he clambered back into the cockpit it was too late. “F***, we’re going to crash! It’s not true! But what’s happening?” he yelled as the rookie co-pilot he had left in charge struggled to control the plane. A compound failure had sent them into an emergency descent that they were unable to pull out of. "F***, we're dead!" cried the captain before they crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.<br /><br />2) "Can this thing do a backflip?"<br />2018<br />Richard Russell was a bored baggage handler who one day decided to hijack an empty passenger plane. He flew the craft for 75 minutes and casually chatted with the air-traffic controller who tried to encourage him to land. Richard, whose only flying experience was from video games, said; "'I think I'm going to try to do a barrel roll, and if that goes good I'll go nose down and call it a night." After vomiting, his last words were; "Hey pilot guy, can this thing do a backflip, you think?" and he managed to pull off a loop-the-loop before crashing into a small island.<br /><br />3) "Goodbye everybody"<br />In 1970 a bomb aboard Swissair Flight SR 330 exploded on board. As the aircraft lost pressure, the pilot just had time to say; "Goodbye everybody." Swiss pilots have an informal agreement to say this in the event of a certain-death crash. He kept his calm to the end.<br /><br />4) “That son of a b*** is coming!”<br />1977<br />In Tenerife, Spain, a Pan AM Boeing 747 was sat on the runway waiting to be cleared for take-off, when A KLM 747 came speeding towards them, head-on. The Pan AM captain had no time to manoeuvre the craft and simply said; “There he is!” “Look at him! G****n, that son of a b*** is coming!”. And with those words the two huge aircraft collided, resulting in the highest death-toll in the history of aviation.<br /><br />5) "These conditions don't look very good..."<br />1979<br />The pilots of Air New Zealand Flight 901 had little experience of the extreme Antarctic conditions as they took the 237 passengers on a sight-seeing flight. An instrumentation error sent them the wrong way and heavy cloud cut off radio signal and all vision. The last thing recorded right before Mount Erebus appeared right in front of them was; "Actually, these conditions don't look very good at all, do they?"<br /><br />6) "Don't do that."<br />2016<br />During some abysmal weather conditions a FlyDubai Boeing 737 took off and began its voyage. However the final words recorded on the craft's black box was the pilot saying to crew members; "Don't <br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYGL9wWj8sk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYGL9wWj8sk</a>