"Flight 1549 Plane Crash Miracle on the Hudson", RAW VIDEO BY ME, NYC Jan 15 ,2009
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2009
- US Airways Flt 1549 LaGuardia to Charlotte NC, Crash into Hudson River Cause: birds. Video shot 7minutes into landing at 1540-plane ditched at 1533. NYC. 5 Crew 150 passengers all safe. Water temp 42, air temp 11degrees. Shot at 41St with Canon SD850 still camera in video mode.
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This is exactly the video i was looking for unique different from all others.
I can't believe there is so little video of the incident. There is the sketchy CCTV from some distance away and the rescue. There must have been lots of people with their camera phones to hand.
Kind of late to this but it is one of the best. So much context. Really gives a feel of what the scene was.
Thank God for the NYC Water Taxi
Emergency response to this incident included:
*NY Waterway ferries
*NYFD: (Unified Command) Fire Department response was classified as a major response indicated per FDNY operations protocol involving a commercial airliner plane crash into the water. 300+ firefighters/paramedics/emergency medical technicians, marine units, heavy rescue apparatus, mobile communications, recuperation and care units (to support EMS with managing mass casualty incidents), and multiple support resources
*NYPD first responders, police and tactical units, including deployment of NYPD ESU/ERT (Hercules) NYPD divers, and air support
*NJ State Office of Emergency Management/Emergency Management Bureau
*NJ/NY Port Authority Police
*Coast Guard - four ferries, Defender Class vessels, and HH-65 Dolphin helicopters
*Numerous merchant vessels
*FBI Emergency Services units
*American Red Cross
*NJ State Police Emergency Services Units and Med-Evac
*Weehawken, NJ Police
*Palisades Police
*NJ-North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue
*NJ-Bergen County - multiple EMS, fire, and rescue agencies
*NJ-Bergen County Sheriff
*NJ-Hudson County Office of Emergency Management
*NJ-Bergen County Office
of Emergency Management
*West New York EMS
ACTIVATED (On standby):
*North American Aerospace Defense Command
*Department of the Army
*Department of Homeland Security
Thank for this footage forever etched in memory history at it’s finest
Great video! The day happened I was in my apartment in Fort Worth, TX when ABC interrupted the broadcasts. I texted my sister and son and told them what was happening and to turn their tvs on. This was a real miracle.
Thank god no one was killed. The pilot co pilot and cabin crew are all heroes. Good job on the video..
"Grab the peanuts honey!"
lool
The noise is incredible.
I used to work at The Container Store in Houston when this happened. I remember a customer got a call from a family member saying that there was another terrorist attack and the plane was in the Hudson. Was so relieved when I got off my shift to find out that wasn't the case at all.
Very good coverage. thanks
thank you!!
Amazing footage
Great video! Good Job! Glad everything turned out okay!
must've been surreal to witness this. also how does this not have millions of views? not that it matters
Great video!
Great Video
Miracle without a doubt! Research the last time a jet liner crash landed into water without any fatalities.
I heard from one passenger interview that everyone rushed to the rear of the plane after it crash landed, only to exit in the on the wing section. That probably explains why the rear was underwater quickly.
The pilots did a great job .
Sure did. The fact that the plane did not structurally break apart from being overloaded with fuel weight is astonishing.
good point
How far away were you taking this??
For those people who disliked this vid are just disgusting
Yikes look at the snow.
Anybody know whats that long car on the bottom right at 5:10? I'm curious. Looks something like an ambulance but so long.
Appears to be the special hazards truck which deals with chemical spills, biological hazards, nuclear and other radiological material. My guess it was there due to potential fuel spills or any potential acts of terrorism.
I believe that is the FDNY MCC (Mobile Command Center). It responds to major emergencies to act as a command center. If it isn’t that, then it might be the hazmat operations truck or the rebreather truck that has special oxygen tanks used for special emergencies.
A mobile sauna club for the firefighters
What a great job those boat captains did at performing an on-the-fly coordinated rescue in what appeared to be some decent current. That scene on land looked like a total shit-show, vehicles everywhere blocking each other and whatnot. Not sure what the Incident Commander had going on there.
Its 13 Years now
5.18 WoooW!!
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i find it hard to believe knowone has got actual footage of the plane ditching into the river, with squillions of mobile phones out there with video on ???
LOBES because no one was expecting it to hit the water and do you know how fast a plane travels. Even if somebody had their phone out recording it, by the time it hit the water, the plane had passed their viewpoint.
There was actually security camera footage found. It's on the USCG channel: th-cam.com/video/3mLKfRVU3qM/w-d-xo.html
Even if you were literally right on the Hudson when it happened, you didn't know it was going to happen before hand. By the time you noticed a plane heading for the river it would have gone right past you and within seconds it's on the river. He was landing at 125 mph. Stand by the side of the freeway and watch cars go by at 60-80 mph. Try to get your phone out of your pocket and record a car you don't know is coming when you first see it. Now double the speed of that car.
When Robin Roberts of ABC Good Morning America called 911, she was the second caller to 911 saying there was a plane on the Hudson. Now, for her to be in that position, her apartment is right on the Hudson river, on something like the 12th floor, and she said she was literally laying on her couch looking out the window when she saw the plane fly by. It was a split second, by the time she got up to go out to the balcony, see what happened to it, and call 911 it had already landed on the river.
@@joe6096 The main reason is high engines are off thus the Just was a glider and basically silent, there is more footage of y Trade Center attacks due to the engines being on causing enough people to look up prior to impact.
@@ZeitGeist_TV There’s only exactly one piece of footage of the first plane into tower two as there were French filmmakers doing a documentary of the FDNY at the time, and they were filming them working on a gas leak a few blocks from the trade center when the plane hit. So he had his old fashioned film camera out and rolling when the plane flew over them and he naturally looked up with the camera. The other plane, into tower one, was caught by hundreds of thousands of people and cameras, simply because a plane had already hit tower two and they were filming it to begin with.
Surely they can cut the sirens once they arrive.
lol yeah the cops are pretty relentless in that game
In my reccomended 2020
Throw in some Bee Gee's with them sirens 🕺
Great video. Also no annoying CNN reporters.
Sure enough fire trucks!
Well...at least it looks like the responsible and professional thing to do if you're in law enforcement. They act like nuicances everywhere else when they do the same thing!
Yes send every land vehicle to an accident on water 😂
Because most of the people on the Buffalo crash were from Canada.
Why are FIRE TRUCKS at the scene ????
Fire trucks are at the scene for many reasons:
1.) In virtually every area in the world that has a fire brigade, firefighters are the first responders to mass casualty incidents. This was a mass casualty incident. Over 100 passengers and crew sustain injuries of varying degrees.
2) Rescue operations of this magnitude require as much manpower as possible to assist with transporting patients off the boats safely, providing EMS assistance, and helping to make the scene secure from ice and other hazards.
3.) Trucks establish command and critical communications to ensure things flow as smoothly as possible.
4.) Trucks are equipped with heavy rescue apparatus, lighting, and other resources to help improve the scene safety and security.
Thank you. Ok, so they do a lot more than fighting fires, I didnt know that.
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how does that make america the strongest and bravest country in the world ?
Proof that the human race is good despite everything we see on our daily news. When people are in trouble it doesn't matter who they are, where they hail from or the color of their skin the human race will ALWAYS RUN to their aid. People are good and anything you think otherwise just remember this day and even 9/11 when so many wonderful people jumped in to save complete strangers.
God bless you all
what's the point of all the fire trucks, it's not like they could have done anything
Well, fire fighters have equipment and training that can aid in treating victims with possible hypothermia or injuries until paramedics take over. In addition, if the plane managed to drift towards the docks they could use the ladder apparatus if needed. When you have a mainline jet with 135 people all of whom *could* have had some sort of injury, it is considered a major response situation.
To show off their sirens and play mister rescue hero
Thanks for not saying Holy Shit over and over.. cas I know I would have been.
fishy at best
It sure looks like that helicopter wake isn't helping anything.
Agreed. The propwash didn't really help. The rescue team wanted to insert divers in the water ASAP. I guess the boats weren't available or the best option.
I was wondering about pets too when this happed, I hope there was non on board.
They reported no animals on board, thankfully!
Good job on reporting this miracle. This is a good example how America is still the strongest and bravest country in the world. The pilot is definetly a hero and the passengers were also brave by staying calm and not freaking out.
LOL! would be funny to see one of the cop cars jump into the river just because lol
/what are those huge fire trucks going to do now? Thats Amerika for you. Overkill.
should of had the peeps jump off and swim to those boats. take them in and check them out for injuries.
You do realize the heavy rescue trucks have inflatable boats that can take people from the docks to the plane right? Also the FDNY has rescue boats that can also do that. I don’t know one single fire department that only has water vehicles because most emergencies are on land.
Post 9-11 if a jet crashes in NYC it's going to cause a major response. I cant believe people are watching this raw footage and the only thing they can comment is about how many fire trucks they can count.
Doesn't the stupid helicopter pilot realize that he is making things worse? Spraying cold water and making waves, putting the people on the wings at higher risk for hypothermia! Geesh! everyone wants to be a hero!
According to another video he was dropping off trained rescue divers that were helping get people out of the water and then the divers when into plane to check for injured people potentially left behind ( which thankfully there weren’t any)
They were dropping rescue divers nimrod
Helicopters generate lots of propwash. The pilots had to get divers as close to the plane as possible. Most of the passengers were already being safely and quickly evacuated. The primary reason was to get the divers safely inserted into the water ASAP so they could check the aircraft for any remaining passengers since it was rapidly filling with water.
Wow