The plane struck a few birds while on take off. Which caused an engine failure. So as the initial speed of the plane was starting to gain momentum that time, it then suddenly dropped after the failure of the engines. This led the pilots to land in the nearby Hudson river. It's a really risky task, as it is a huge plane just to land on a single strech of the river immediately after takeoff. The pilots were truly heros!
This is true, and if they messed up, then the 37 ton airbus or 737 (I don’t remember what model it was) would’ve flipped upside down and everyone would’ve died.
@@i_had_3_pugs Why would it have flipped upside down w/o any engines...omg, you watch some of the recreations on The FlightChannel and you can't believe what people go through in some of those crashes.
This makes me cry. Everybody lived, everybody was safe, family got to hug family, strangers helped eachother, people came together. It makes my heart hurt with happiness!!
I love how the ferry's got involved immediately. They were all heros saving people from freezing. Sully was the king for a day for sure. Amazing landing.
This was just amazing! I remember watching every minute as soon as it was being reported! It's incredible that everyone survived! This whole situation has bonded these people together in a very deeply emotional connection! It's not every day a large group of people experience a miracle together!❤
I believe the first officer, Jeff Skiles, said “I should get credit; I was the one who flew the plane into the birds!”. Last I heard of him was that he was a first officer on the 787 with American Airlines, which merged with us airways in 2013.
@@mgtowacademy8433 I have observed that Jeff Skiles is very witty and has a great sense of humour with perfect timing. Sully on the other hand seems like a buttoned up serious professional.
This by no means was a miracle, It was skill and heroism of the pilots and the NY first responders that saved lives, may God bless all who helped in the rescue mostly capt. sully
I can't believe that it's been 13 years since it happened today. It seems like yesterday. My, how time flies. I'm glad that they're all still around to tell the tale, all because of and including Sully himself. NGL
Rest In Peace bob and may god bless all those who made it through this . Its crazy how I was only 14 watching breakingnews with my mom at her house especially near a hometown street, Hudson ( that we valued) just seeing everything breakdown and being so worried...I even remember talking to my mum and asking her is everyone going to be okay
They were very fortunate to have such a Capt. Thankful very much for his service to his country. As well as the skills he learnt while in service. With out his bravery and skill things that day would certainly been different!!
samething I said yea don't dail 911 I'm sure the camera has spiderman's web power in the camera to grab the plane and pull it towards you people now in days it's like that everyone grabs there phone.
I remember my mom picking me up from school in 3rd grade and she had just been near the Hudson around the time it happened. She was telling me about it on the way home and I couldn’t believe it, and still remember getting home and watching it on the news for the rest of the day
I am not subscribed. But I got this on my recommended right now. Edit: I was just fascinated that I got the video recommended just 5 mins after it was posted. Normally I get it after 7 hours. 😂😂😂
Sooooo why leave this comment if you already know why you got this video reccomended and know that you're going to get even more reccomended 😂🤔 Your comment seems to indicate that it's weird that it's reccomended to you when you aren't subscribed lmao. But apperantly you already know why it was reccomended, it happens fairly often, and you know that it will happen again lol
They didn't. They knew pretty early on that he was a hero and no investigation really ever took place besides what caused the crash, not whether he was wrong or not. The movie totally fabricated that entire situation. Which bothers me to this day.
Nobody was able to duplicate what Sully was able to accomplish that day, even with many, many tries in a simulator by experienced pilots. That's why is was called a miracle, because it was.
changing the words around doesn’t make it better or so it isn’t stolen.. sure its a good phrase but ive seen this but “heroes dont need capes all the time” or something like that about a million times
Is actually the other way around unless the dates of the movie is earlier. This was broadcast on January in 2009. So what year was the Tom Hank's movie released?
If anybody else got caught off guard about that in loving memory it's because that was inside edition senior investigative producer and managing editor he died of covid-19
It’s much cooler seeing the original videos of the incident then actually getting to see the A320...like I did and being able to meet a survivor makes it even better
This was indeed, a miracle accomplished at the by the hands of an expert pilot. The movie with Tom Hanks was wonderful, thank you to the crew who saved the passengers of this airplane.
hmm this captain was a true captain ! who made sure everyone was safe and out of the plane before leaving last ... not like the sewol ferry incident the captain literally was the first person to leave the ferry and left so many students to die just like that RIP 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Pilot, co pilot, awak kabin, para nakhoda, penjaga perairan, polisi, medis dan palang merah, semuanya pahlawan di kejadian ini, smoga yg telah membantu menyelamatkan prnumpang diberikan kesehatan dan kesuksesan. Aamiin
Despite all the hedonism and sinfulness of America and specifically New York City which brought about the so-called 9/11, this is a very heartwarming story. Remember, God will not destroy a city as long as there is still one good person in it. Thank you God.
the three stripes on the epaulettes of the pilot's shoulders is for a First Officer, which was Jeff. Sully, the Captain, would have 4 stripes on his shoulders. What ticks me off is the fact that Sully suffered a wage decrease because of this, like it's his fault! I remember seeing this on the news, and I was so glad that everyone was alive.
This guy is a true captain. He didn't leave the plane until he was the last one. Respect.
any captain who doesn’t do that isn’t a real captain.
@@princewiIhelm I agree. The captain should always put the others on the plane first. Sully is a hero go this.
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I guess you could say.... “he’s da captain now”
@Quack quack If you were a pilot, you wouldn't do that, you would probably leave everyone behind.
Never forget the man who saved all those passagers. What a hero.
Sully is the GOAT 🐐
The word “Hero” has lost all meaning during this pandemic, everyone is a hero now lmfao
Fr
is a hero
I ruined the 666 likes ;-;
Damn 11 years already. I remember this clearly during a high school morning when this happened
@Jonathan Pal not really only if it happened in January 1-23
**Classes get cancelled** imagine tho xD
@@skawepee1085 it happened on January 15th
@@vizio2003 guess it was 12 years ago lol
same!
There’s even a movie about him
Can you believe that?
And tom hanks plays him!
@@darrenlee8334 and they have other one too of danzel Washington is that movie of flight ✈️
What’s the movie called ?
@@marvin._.9939 Sully
The guy helping that woman protect her baby though🥹 everyone was a hero that day. Everyone was so level headed. Right people, right place, right time.
I'm surprised that plane could even fly with the weight of Sully's balls
Lol
LMFAOOO
Hahahaha! 😀😀😀💜💜
😂😂😂😂😂
😩😩😩😂😂😂
The plane struck a few birds while on take off. Which caused an engine failure. So as the initial speed of the plane was starting to gain momentum that time, it then suddenly dropped after the failure of the engines. This led the pilots to land in the nearby Hudson river. It's a really risky task, as it is a huge plane just to land on a single strech of the river immediately after takeoff.
The pilots were truly heros!
did 2 engines fail ?
This is true, and if they messed up, then the 37 ton airbus or 737 (I don’t remember what model it was) would’ve flipped upside down and everyone would’ve died.
@@i_had_3_pugs it was an Airbus A320
@@i_had_3_pugs Why would it have flipped upside down w/o any engines...omg, you watch some of the recreations on The FlightChannel and you can't believe what people go through in some of those crashes.
I assume the birds died? Rip the birds - the only casualties.
This makes me cry. Everybody lived, everybody was safe, family got to hug family, strangers helped eachother, people came together. It makes my heart hurt with happiness!!
The plane can be replaced, lives cannot. Thank you to Captain Sully!
As a Flight Attendant I'm so proud of Captain Sully 👍❤
He saved soo many people. God bless him❤️❤️
He's a damn inspiration to me, who dreams to also be a pilot one day.
Good luck man, never give up on it! How do you plan to achieve that? Go through a part 61/141 program, or through the military?
U will never be a Pilot because u have a dog pfp
I love how the ferry's got involved immediately. They were all heros saving people from freezing. Sully was the king for a day for sure. Amazing landing.
This was just amazing!
I remember watching every minute as soon as it was being reported!
It's incredible that everyone survived!
This whole situation has bonded these people together in a very deeply emotional connection!
It's not every day a large group of people experience a miracle together!❤
We will never forget a man like him✨
Lol Tom Hanks
I knew this was old when I heard “president bush”
yea it's flashback
It confused me bc Obama was elected 2008 afaik. Then i realized it was JAN 09 - so days before the inauguration.
Co Pilot doesn't get enough credit
True. And Sully acknowledged it many times.
In the movie he does, he gets a lot
@@Frisher1 in the movie yes and I liked that. But in the media..... They make it seem like it was all Sully, but kudos to both guys!!!!!
I believe the first officer, Jeff Skiles, said “I should get credit; I was the one who flew the plane into the birds!”.
Last I heard of him was that he was a first officer on the 787 with American Airlines, which merged with us airways in 2013.
@@mgtowacademy8433 I have observed that Jeff Skiles is very witty and has a great sense of humour with perfect timing. Sully on the other hand seems like a buttoned up serious professional.
What a hero and can we please give the copilot some credit. Flying is a team effort
This by no means was a miracle, It was skill and heroism of the pilots and the NY first responders that saved lives, may God bless all who helped in the rescue mostly capt. sully
Not even Sully but his 1st officer Jeff Skiles and the flight attendants had a role to play to. Thank Gos for them all.
his story is the proof how important the human factor is
What a hero. Walking through the plane not once but twice in cold water. Wow.
it is the job.
Coincidently today is also Sully Sullenberger’s birthday.
@Scott Sullivan why the hell did you say rip
@Scott Sullivan he's still alive
they probably uploaded it on his birthday on purpose?
"It was almost like he used the Hudson River as his runway" thanks for that insight Robin
I can't believe that it's been 13 years since it happened today.
It seems like yesterday.
My, how time flies.
I'm glad that they're all still around to tell the tale, all because of and including Sully himself.
NGL
Rest In Peace bob and may god bless all those who made it through this . Its crazy how I was only 14 watching breakingnews with my mom at her house especially near a hometown street, Hudson ( that we valued) just seeing everything breakdown and being so worried...I even remember talking to my mum and asking her is everyone going to be okay
They were very fortunate to have such a Capt. Thankful very much for his service to his country. As well as the skills he learnt while in service. With out his bravery and skill things that day would certainly been different!!
Thanks to Jeff Skiles, too! They BOTH accomplished something absolutely extraordinary.
Sully is a true hero and an Aviation icon! Great Job Captain Sully 👏👏👏
His co-pilot was a hero too what they talking about all the credit for one man when it was 2 men in the cabin.
But obviously he had more experience and Flying hours than the Co pilot. His experience must have been KEY
"get the cameras" not get an ambulance or call the emergency services! 4:37
I'm sure that was already being done whilst they pulled out the cameras
samething I said yea don't dail 911 I'm sure the camera has spiderman's web power in the camera to grab the plane and pull it towards you people now in days it's like that everyone grabs there phone.
I remember my mom picking me up from school in 3rd grade and she had just been near the Hudson around the time it happened. She was telling me about it on the way home and I couldn’t believe it, and still remember getting home and watching it on the news for the rest of the day
I remember watching this on the news. I was 14 turning 15. this was the most craziest thing I’ve watched back then
Mad respect to everyone onboard.
I was a junior in high school when it happened and I remember it buzzing all over the Internet. Was so happy everyone was OK.
May God bless everyone who helped in the rescue and the pilot🥰😍😘
I am not subscribed. But I got this on my recommended right now.
Edit: I was just fascinated that I got the video recommended just 5 mins after it was posted. Normally I get it after 7 hours. 😂😂😂
@Luxuria Moo I know that. Dude
And now you'll get even more of their videos reccomended to you since you commented 😂😂 hope you liked it lol
@@LexitaMai dude I have commented on their channel multiple times. I know that dude 😎
Sooooo why leave this comment if you already know why you got this video reccomended and know that you're going to get even more reccomended 😂🤔 Your comment seems to indicate that it's weird that it's reccomended to you when you aren't subscribed lmao. But apperantly you already know why it was reccomended, it happens fairly often, and you know that it will happen again lol
@@VERRATENMEMESANDCOD That’s why you get them recommend, because you watch their videos
I still have tears in my eyes when I see this incident again. Humanity triumph!
Ill never forget this day. What a amazing pilot✈✈❤❤
*I CANNOT BELIEVE THEY PUT SULLY THROUGH ALL THAT*
The court hearings and all that when he was a hero
They didn't. They knew pretty early on that he was a hero and no investigation really ever took place besides what caused the crash, not whether he was wrong or not. The movie totally fabricated that entire situation. Which bothers me to this day.
*SULLY WILL FOREVER BE THE BEST PILOT THATS EVER LIVED*
Imagine "I was in a ✈️ crash yesterday, I can't come in to work." Yea, aight.
Nobody was able to duplicate what Sully was able to accomplish that day, even with many, many tries in a simulator by experienced pilots. That's why is was called a miracle, because it was.
A real life hero. Thank God for the wisdom the Captain had.
Fun Fact: 5 people can’t be first
Lol
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Yea they can. If they all click at the same time. Views and comments would be 0 hence all first
@@ChristopherTradeshow yeah good luck with that
Best comment ever lol
"Thank you and thank God!" What meaningful words🙏❤
What a man !!!! God bring me a man like this please. Thank you.
The airplane that landed in the Hudson River is in a museum local here in Charlotte not too far from the Charlotte Douglass international airport.
And RIP Bob Read., Prayers go out to his family and friends. Let’s all do our part to stop the spread of COVID 19.
Who is Bob read?
@@omarmoran3097 he was the Inside Edition reporter and he died from covid
@@LeGheyTrash thank you for answering my question not like other ppl who liked my comment and didn't even bother to answer my question.😊
Nah
"Capes don't always wear heroes"- Me
@Sleeping Cat wtf, were u saw this comment at. I done made this shii up from da top of my head. Ain't no stolen comment.
@Sleeping Cat wow every video
This is actually the first time I saw this line
Cringe
I thought it was "hero's don't always wear capes" 🤷🏻♀️
changing the words around doesn’t make it better or so it isn’t stolen.. sure its a good phrase but ive seen this but “heroes dont need capes all the time” or something like that about a million times
This guy just copied Tom Hank's movie Sully.
Lol🤣🤣🤣
Except in real life the FAA and NTSB aren't so incompetent to think that Sully could have made it back to LaGuardia with 2,000 feet and no thrust.
Is actually the other way around unless the dates of the movie is earlier. This was broadcast on January in 2009. So what year was the Tom Hank's movie released?
Lol
@@KC-rp5se Have you heard of that thing called sarcasm ?
Watching the real footage of the landing, it couldn’t have gone any smoother… literally an example of a miracle
He was a hero that everyone was ok
Imagine that happening to you and you can’t swim I’d be panicking
They just stood on the wings and sat on the slide thing
Sully is a beautiful film about this event, I loved it
what an amazig guy, even the co-pilot was amazing
Thanks for retelling his story again to the ones who didnt know abt him!
This man is a hero
"how do you brace yourself for impact when you know the plane is about to crash ?" - Passenger
"I never read the safety guide"
Blog site Twitter?? Um ok 🤣 wow that was a while ago
Its OLD but GOLD!
That Captain deserves the world 🌎🌍
It was almost like he used the Hudson River as his runway was my favourite quote
If anybody else got caught off guard about that in loving memory it's because that was inside edition senior investigative producer and managing editor he died of covid-19
Rip
There's no such illness called Covid-19. Covid-19 has NOT been isolated. It's the Coronavirus SARS-COV-2.
@@cheryleewilcox3903 officially no but it is commonly known as covid-19
@@a50ftfall6
Makes sense....
Covid-19 = Certificate of vaccine identification-AI.
@@cheryleewilcox3903 I know covid-19 is the illness Sars covid 2 is the virus
*imagine the feeling of being in that plane and seeing that you're going down. How scary!*
One of my nightmares. I was just on a international flight yesterday and always pray we make it safely
@NIALEAS THOMPSON i even think the idea of turbulence is scary. Now this!
My mom’s college was in this crash. He doesn’t like talking about it.
Thanks For Saving Captain
Went through all of that, and the man still gives someone the shirt off his back 💜🙌
how the hell the airplane is floating on that water while they have 2 sets of large heavy balls of steel in that cockpit cabin?
Incredible!!! What a beautiful story he saved the lives of 135 people
155.....!
It’s much cooler seeing the original videos of the incident then actually getting to see the A320...like I did and being able to meet a survivor makes it even better
He is such amazing hero ❤️
what a legend
Best pilot ever!❤
Hero, he saved everyone along with Jeffrey skiles
Everything that happened that day was scary but also heart warming
Much respect for this pilot!
5:04 well yeah that was like the whole point
Absolute hero 🙏🏻
This is a true hero 🙏🏾!!
dats sum real shi This guy is a true captain. He didn't leave the plane until he was the last one. Respect.
This was indeed, a miracle accomplished at the by the hands of an expert pilot. The movie with Tom Hanks was wonderful, thank you to the crew who saved the passengers of this airplane.
I was thrown out of a discussion group for saying Capt. Sully saved the plane, not God.
Now that's a solid captain
MISSION PASSED
RESPECT+
Well Said, Dear
no one talks about the reporter who gave jacket to a rescued man when he says am freezing
35°F is nearly freezing! Yikes. For Celsius users that’s 1.7°C. 🥶
This was handled very well unlike the Sewol ferry incident.
Ughh it was so damn sad how those students passed away, and that damn captain deserves to be punished!
Captain Sully is a hero
They better have gave this pilot a raise
hmm this captain was a true captain ! who made sure everyone was safe and out of the plane before leaving last ... not like the sewol ferry incident the captain literally was the first person to leave the ferry and left so many students to die just like that RIP 🙏🏻🙏🏻
"how do you brace for impact when your planes about to crash" Has this man never paid attention to the preflight briefing once!?!?
I watch the film. They try to blame him absolutely astonished how the blames him
wasn't it a bird in the engine
Happy Birthday Sulley!
Pilot, co pilot, awak kabin, para nakhoda, penjaga perairan, polisi, medis dan palang merah, semuanya pahlawan di kejadian ini, smoga yg telah membantu menyelamatkan prnumpang diberikan kesehatan dan kesuksesan. Aamiin
Despite all the hedonism and sinfulness of America and specifically New York City which brought about the so-called 9/11, this is a very heartwarming story. Remember, God will not destroy a city as long as there is still one good person in it. Thank you God.
Damn after 11 years. Why not before inside edition
Probably because there isn’t so much going around the world these days that Inside Edition just wanted to post anything memorable from the past.
i love how the movie and the actual event is pretty accurate
the three stripes on the epaulettes of the pilot's shoulders is for a First Officer, which was Jeff. Sully, the Captain, would have 4 stripes on his shoulders. What ticks me off is the fact that Sully suffered a wage decrease because of this, like it's his fault! I remember seeing this on the news, and I was so glad that everyone was alive.
No one was killed in the accident though
Birds: Do we mean nothing to you