Ghosts of Flight 401 (2022)

I am watching it for the second time. I was so moved the first time. I don't find the ghost hunting sketchy at all, or the possibility of other spirits from a previous crash in the area being together, it makes perfect sense. We don't really understand the spirit world as it is, and all these people perished under a huge traumatic event, they might of easily found one another given the circumstances. I also enjoyed the guests that shared information, and history and the photos. I don't think anybody would want to sit out amongst the alligatgors, and pythons as an environment for ghost hunting. Steve Shippy and Cindy Kaza, are very reputable in their field. On top of the that, I was more flabbergasted that Eastern Airlines would of salvaged parts, to install in other aircraft, that in itself is creepy and cheap. Thank you for allowing me to share

Thank you for your review Melody 🙂

My husband and I love watching air crash investigations, and ghost hunting. This seemed perfect, as it combined both of these. However.......there wasn't any air crash investigating done and the EVP recordings were too sketchy to be believed. Dont get me wrong, We do believe Flight 401 is haunted. But this investigation just seems dodgy. Inauthentic. And tying the crash to the Bermuda Triangle just a bit too much of a stretch. The interviews with survivors was the only interesting part of the whole thing. Them, I believed. Its unfortunate, because this investigation could have been amazing. Instead it just comes across as tossed together to prove a point. The "energy vortex" didnt cause the crash. It was pilot error. So hearing the ghost pilot blame a vortex, was when I finally tuned out.

Watching the movie from 1978 is a much better use of your time.

Thank you for your review Tammy!

Flight 401 was a huge tragedy. This documentary does give some details on events leading to its demise and the 105 passengers that died, and we also get to hear from some of the survivors which is good.



Unfortunately everything else is ghost hunting, and the investigators, with no evidence, apart from ghosts telling them over dodgy electronics, is that it must be the Bermuda Triangle. It would have been nice to hear what the actual results of the crash investigation was, rather than going by those already dead that for one cannot communicate, and two, can't defend themselves.



I did find it quite funny when one of the pilots claimed it was an energy vortex in the area rather than human error and negligence. Apparently even the dead can feed you BS.



Ghosts of Flight 401 is good when you sift through all the rubbish but that takes the documentary down to about 45 seconds, and you would be better off locating the facts and reading them rather than listening to very sketchy voice recordings that the production crew have rushed together.