Captain "Sully" Sullenberger on the untold story of 'The Miracle on The Hudson'
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- “Sully” examines the untold story of “The Miracle on The Hudson”, and who better to share that tale than the real-life hero himself, Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger.
It's nice to see someone getting admiration who really deserves it. So many fake heroes in our society --this guy is the real thing.
there is a man who never have to pay for drinks again... god bless you Sully and Skiles
Oridinary American, doing extraordinary things. Well done Sir.
God Bless you Mr. Sully
Mr. Sully,
You, Jeff and your flight crew ARE heroes!! It's not just about doing your job. You went above and beyond flying a plane. You turned a river into a runway, something that no other pilot has ever done, and hopefully never have to do again... Any time your name is mentioned, I hear, " Oh, the pilot that landed that plane on the Hudson River"... You will forever be known as a Hero, and I love the movie portraying you. Seen it 17 times, and I'll watch it again tonight!! hahaha
We Love You Forever Sully ♡♡♡
Quite the radio voice this Sully has
Tom Hanks sure is a handsome man,he just has such a presence about him.And Capt.Sully is not to far behind.
Sully is Da Man....
He is still down to earth and humble man. God bless you captain.
You are a great captain ....
I just saw the movie last night and couldn't believe how the NTSB was trying to crucify both Sully and Skiles. Especially when they told them how many simulations had been made for both LaGuardia and Teterboro and that all of them proved that they could have made it back. Then when he got to take away those 35 seconds, what a game changer, proving that The Capt. and FO did make the right decision. It's easy when you're in the simulator and while they are trying to make it as real as possible, it can't be. Every pilot went into that simulator knowing they would have a bird strike and how it was supposed to end, so that made it pretty unfair to Sully and Skiles. I enjoyed the credits at the end.
I think that was Hollywood spinning it....I don't think the NTSB was trying to screw them over.
Fake movie drama. It didn't happen.
It was a desperate Hollywood spin to create an antagonist for dramatic effect. In reality the NTSB never doubted Sully's decision and certainly didn't try to 'crucify' him.
@@chrisa2204Yeah, the hearings in the movie were nothing like the actual hearings, which are available right here on TH-cam. It was the NTSB that added the 35 seconds... the experts on the investigation team (many of whom are also pilots) determined that 35 seconds was the time needed to evaluate and verify the nature of the emergency (loss of both engines).
Deus o abençoe ! Herói ! Sr. Sullenberger
Saw the film... anxious to get it on Blu-ray... Maybe they will include a 'Sully' bobblehead... That would be awesome.
Video release date Dec 20th, 2016
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Legend goes when airplane hears his voice's pitch it goes "pull up!"
Love the Tim Hortons Mugs!!! Awesome
Appoint Sully to head of the NTSB.
If you engines fail, just call Sully, he'll save the day.
I LOVE TOM HANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
poor guy he went thur hell with the B.S of the people who where trying to screw him over saying he could of landed...he did a great job!..
he didn't crash. he did a controlled ditching.
The NTSB thing was way over dramatized in the movie.
Don't believe everything you see in a movie. The movie makes it seem like the NTSB was on a witch hunt. In reality they were just being thorough which is their job.
Except that none of that ever happened. It was added to the movie to make it more dramatic. The actual NTSB interview with Sullenberger and the NTSB's final report are both available right here on TH-cam (they were public hearings). They are very matter-of-fact -- Sully is asked questions and he gives answers -- nothing like the way the movie depicted it. The hearings are also, of course, very boring and non-confrontational. Eastwood (the director) had to invent the drama if he wanted to sell tickets and make this movie a success.
@@regould221 Sullenberger said in the interview that they were on pins and needles for many months...doesn't sound like a normal reaction to an agency that is just doing their job...his retirement pension was being threatened.
I loathe it when this Happens, the gall it takes to criticize the crew, to try and make them look irresponsible! Its really easy to sit in an office and nitpick the decisions made. To try and say they were wrong and what they should have done they were not there, they were not minutes from crashing. Sully not only saved the passenger's but also many in the city. Can you imagine what would have happened if theyd have crashed in the city!?. The proof of the correctness of Sullys decision is plain and obvious 155 ppl still alive! That wasn't luck! While i do understand the need for thoroughness on the NTSB's part, it seems as though several were out to get Sully
Perhaps they dislike him because he really is a hero and his plain humble courage shines a light on thier cowardice
Well that didn't really happen so....
It was a desperate Hollywood spin to create an antagonist for dramatic effect. In reality the NTSB never doubted Sully's decision. And really, calling the NTSB cowards? They often go into the most foreboding areas of the planet to investigate crashes when an American made/owned airliner is involved.
Did he do the right thing? No one died! The only way it could have been better was to issue parting gifts.
plus the sim pilots KNEW what the sim was about, Sully had ZERO warning...
Realistically, he made the best choice. Had he made an instant choice to go back to LGB or even TEB (short runway without reverse thrust and an urban area), probably could have though not a sure thing by far. EWR was not possible. This had to be a split second decision and the pilots made historic attempts to restart the engines for a more sure outcome. They had no idea how bad the damage was to the engines. No lives lost, how can you criticize that? Has a commercial AC ever made a water landing without lives lost? Can't remember one.
BTW, his "out of the box" thinking to restart the APU was critical for flight control. Apparently not a part of the checklist.
I hope he got millions for this movie.
He did, no doubt.
Sully is a TRUE hero of the first magnitude. Honorable mention should go to the great Tom Hanks and Clint Eastwood.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What is the UNTOLD STORY in your click bait headline of this insipid interview
At the time, none of the NTSB investigation side of things was known, except to the people who read the autobiography. It was an untold story in September 2016
@Connie Kaniewski That is true in the movie; it was written that way for drama and conflict. Capt. Sullenberger himself has never suggested in any interview that this actually happened. What he says is that the Board had to dig into every possibility, and that for months he lived with the stress of uncertainty about what the findings would be, whether he really did do the right thing, and his own future. If you read the NTSB report, especially the recommendations, the story reads quite differently. There is no hint of antagonism or blame toward the flight crew.
@Connie Nope. None of that ever happened. It was created for movie drama. According to director Eastwood, the story "needed a villain" and he decided the NTSB would be it. The NTSB never blamed or even tried to blame Sully for anything. In fact, that's not even the NTSB's job. That would be the FAA, and any role the FAA had is not depicted in the film. All of the REAL video of the NTSB interview with Sully and the Final Report is available right here on TH-cam. Warning... It's very long and quite boring.
Why didn't Sully play Sully.
He is not an actor but it would have been interesting to see him reenacting it all over again. He is a very humble guy & I think Tom Hanks is too.
I just don't get it. No lurid extramarital affairs, no messy divorce, no arrests, no checking into rehab, no stories of the cops showing up at Sully's house at 3AM..... And they call this guy a CELEBRITY?? 😆
Yah
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The NTSB and other "officials" seemed to treat both pilots and the controller as criminal terrorists and put them through the wringer. Completely unwarranted. I would have balked by the second question, in fact while they were being "escorted into interrogation.