US Airways 1549 "Miracle On The Hudson" - Con Edison CCTV - 15 Year Anniversary
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- Check out the wake left by the plane in the water! The video was recorded on Jan. 15, 2009, by a Con Edison security camera on Manhattan's West Side.
Video courtesy of Con Edison
NOTE: Security camera footage records in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Video courtesy of Con Edison www.coned.com/
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The ferry got there in 4 minutes. That's just unbelievable. Great work by captains all around.
NY WATERWAYS heroes
I agree, that was some fast response from those boat captains, saw it and got there in under 5 minutes, tossing out life vests, top kudos for the boat captains.
To lose both engines over one of the most densely populated cities in the world and then land it on water fully laden with fuel and nearly hitting a bridge, one of the finest pieces of flying ever seen.
This could have been a tragedy beyond imagination
You betcha... What a pilot
and co pilot - you couldn't ask for a better crew
Yes.Sorry your right.Major team effort.I can't fault the USA in disaster response.. Best in the world.
It was like "Oh shit it's going to crash in the middle of the city and kill thousands" then "Oh shit it's going to crash into a bridge, collapsing it and killing hundreds" then "Oh shit it's going to cartwheel or break apart when it hits the water" then "Oh shit they're all going to drown".
Sully and his crew did a great job, but those ferry captains deserve a shitload of credit too. They were on top of that plane almost immediately, tossing PFDs and starting their rescue. Respect!
4 minutes, could dream for a ferry to see and come to help faster than that.
Most of the ferry captains played the same role in the movie.
EVERYONE. The pilots, Flight Attendants, Ferry captains, EMT's Air Traffic Control and Port authority did what everyone hopes they would do. Sadly many organizations world wide wouldn't have pulled this off so perfectly. They did what so many colleges and organizations hate most. They thought on their feet and in some cases said "screw the procedures, this is the real world and we have to adapt."
Critical thought in these cases saves lives because this is the real world. No procedural checklist would've saved that plane. In fact Co-Captain Skiles has said on more than one occasion there was something to the effect of 25 items on the checklist. He got to like 10-12 on that list and they were already in the water.
Sometimes the neat little plans we make get shattered by reality. It's only then you see the true potential of great people.
ridiculous !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love them. God bless them.
My dad was on that flight, so we got to see he plane when it came to Charlotte a few weeks ago. There's multiple giant holes in the fuselage, its truly amazing how they all survived. Im so thankful to god and the pilot. GO SULLY
Always amazes me. Imagine you're taking off in a plane and someone told you that in 5 minutes you'd be sitting on a boat in the hudson instead...
Scwirul True. Oddly I can say I've flown in out La Guardia half a dozen times starting in 2014. But, after seeing these Sully clips I will watching how far were from the Hudson. ...
Not 5 minutes.
Some sort of 10 minutes instead
It's mind boggling how the Pilot was able to land the plane to a point where it floated gently on the water. This is some insane flying....my hat's off to the Pilot, and Co Pilot!!
It's called flaring.
Joe Davila falling with style.
The landing was so perfect and smooth that you'd almost think that planes are SUPPOSED to land on water... which of course is not the case.
And only five minutes later the ferry picks up the passengers, I have waited LONGER on a normal airport.:)
MrTruth111 or a regular ferry on a dock
Hahaha lol, yes, even more logical than my comment.
unless it's a flying boat or seaplane
They're not?
Huh.
the captains of the boats did a great job too.
And my axe!
Agreed I thought the same thing.... see how the people on the boat tossed out dozens of life vests? Nice fast response time.... great work to all
Even after five years this still amazes me and fills me with joy that everyone got out alive, kudos to the pilots and of course to the engineers of that aircraft.
Just a country boy from rural Canadian prairies watching this stuff all over again in 2018. Still can’t get over not only...not only the captain and crew who stepped up, but all the boat captains quick responses. I am the fire chief and a volunteer medical first responder and am just in awe of this miracle every time I run across something to remind me of it. God bless you all!!
Absolutely fabulous to see so many other boats coming to the rescue...just shows there`s a lot of good folk out there when a truly life-threatening situation suddenly arises...restores my faith a lot in human nature - great stuff!!!
Stuart (Scotland).
Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, is no ordinary Pilot, landing in water is not as easy as it sounds. Hats of to Him and the crew as well as all involved in the rescue. The plane landed at 150 mph, If he didnt do it gently the plane would have disintegrated on impact. He was an F4 Phantom Pilot and had flying experience since the age of 14!!!
Salutations for a job well Done!!!!
It's impressive how quickly the ferries and tugs made it to the scene, from this footage it looks like the crash site was swarming with boats within only a few minutes. Hudson River's probably one of the best places to ditch if that's your only option- protected water and plenty of help floating around. Pun intended.
with-in minutes of that plane hitting the water, look how much help was there...... truly a Miracle
I have always liked seeing great examples of normal people helping people in times of trouble like this.
God caused the plane to fall
On the timestamp at 8:25:47 the plane is on screen, with smoke in the air.
Doors are open and the first person is seen at 8:25:56
By 8:26:11 the smoke is almost cleared.
The plane was barely stopped in the water when the steward/ess was out of their chairs and popping the doors and chutes.
By 8:29:30 the first boat is arriving. About 4 minutes after "landing" the first boat arrives. That's incredible.
and thats good training...
am I reading something wrong? the date says it's January and the time about 8:30 pm. how could it be daylight?
jasonwheel Because it's New York. Lol. IDK
jasonwheel Greenwich Mean Time.........
mountnman3609 Crash procedure, flight attendants doing their jobs, and the boats were already on standby. A very well oil machine responding flawlessly that day. I also love how they were able to so quickly secure the aircraft so it wouldn't sink. Just beautiful cooperation all around.
So much bad in this world..but when people are in danger..so many people come rushing to help..then we realize.. theres more good than bad in this world..the ferry people did an amazing job.
God bless them.
And captain Sully..he should be hailed as one of the greatest pilots ever.
Definitely life jackets, they were also tossing them over to the other wing; and when each person came aboard the ferries, they took the jacket and tossed it right back for the next guy. You can see on the first ferry, a few people running around the bottom level gathering jackets from all of the seats passing them up to the nose. Great teamwork and quick thinking.
can't believe this camera caught the vast majority of what happened
if only the ptz would have been a little bit u`pward we could have seen the amazing landing
In addition to saving everyone on board's life, the pilot was also completely calm in this situation. That really shows something about the guy. He showed no fear of death, and spent all his time working on a solution to save everyone on board. One minute spent panicking and this could've ended way differently. Hats off to you Mr. Sullenberger, you are a true hero.
12 years later and this is the first time I’ve seen this footage... wow. I still remember this day like it was yesterday!
I saw the movie today. Wow what a miracle. What a pilot
This is emotional stuff with a miracle landing........I got totally overwhelmed when the boats arrived. All working together to save the day. It's almost like an angel guided the thing down in it's hand. Truely breathtaking and heartwarming. Respect to all involved.
I never realized how fast those ferries could move when needed. They looked like jet skis. Just excellence and professionalism all around.
The response from those ferries and Sully keeping cool was so badass. The captains really did save the day!
this is why I love this country in a moment like this alot of people manage to get their act together and help other people. I know that also happens in other countries
So amazing, I was on holiday in NY at the time, it was my second day there, I'll never forget it.
First ferry got there in four minutes. Right on, Captain.
really cool, like in the movie said we make it not only me. any video about the landing?
The captain of the 1st ferry on Sully is the real captain, they got him on the movie
Amazing Landing. Each and everyone of those passengers should count themselves lucky that the Pilot was as cool as he was from years of experience and emergency training. Kudos to the Flight Deck and to the rest of the crew for getting everyone out of the plane so fast.
August 14, 2020. I watched the movie "Sully" in cable TV. Thatswhy I came here. Great job to the Pilot & co-pilot. Thumbs up👍
impressive to watch the ferries come in to help
El piloto fue un heroe
Can't believe it's been ten years already.
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Life is so amazing when we come together to help. I've watched this over and over again and cannot explain the joy and relief I feel every single time. A miracle indeed, accompanied by amazing humanity.
Watching the CCTV footage uncut. Its amazing how the boats arrived on the scene immidiately.
I love the fact that all of these NYers came to the aid of this downed plane and all of the passengers. God Bless NY.
Who wouldn't?
God technically tried to kill them all, so I doubt he will be interested in blessing them.
God didn't try to kill 'em. That scheming ass flock of birds tried to do 'em in! :)
*****
Who do you think made the birds, and then sent those birds directly into a jet engine that was keeping people alive in the sky?
DDG
The other birds before those birds. Damn! Can you not spot sarcasm? It's no wonder I'm doing the net less and less lately.
this is the captain! my apologies from now on u can continue ur journey with a ferry boat..thank u for flying with our airlines..captain balls of steel..out.
fuck you Jack... Sully is a hero....
Frank Poinell fuck you Frank.. yes he is..
Why am I an asshole?
That's a very intelligent and yet uneducated reaction, much expected though! What grade did you study to!
You would have defecated your drawers, if you where in that position. To make fun of it shows no class
Thanks for posting this footage.
Wielkie propsy dla pilota!! Byłam w kinie na filmie... BRAWO!!
Who came here without watching Sully?
Duhya not me
Duhya. I know your comment is now a year old... But I still haven't seen the movie. It more than irks me that most "real life hero" or "based on the true story" movies are wholly inaccurate, take too much dramatic license, insert love drama or angst. It really gets me that the people who actually DID something worthwhile or courageous, get replaced by actors who may only be able to recite lines while looking good.... It really gets me that the actors get paid millions to make a damn movie, while the people who actually saved lives MIGHT get a "consultant" fee. They normally don't get to fly all over the world in expensive clothes attending film festivals and collecting royalties. Sully may be something of an exception, I don't know. But I can say I will never PAY to see a drama based on real life.
I did!
who cares....
Yeah i saw a bird strike in 2009 in hudson river
So far, 80 bloody "experts" did not like the video. Would you be capable of doing a better job? WELL, I DOUBT!
And today there are 270... Guess they've tons of better ways to do it...
Wow, those ferries sure are eager for more passengers! :D
Such a remarkable story.
This was very impressive. Normal people helping people in a very bad situation. We often call them heroes but they are normal people who went to work that day not realizing they would be in that predicament and then did what they had to do to save there fellow man and woman.
Terrific footage. TY
I've not seen the movie yet,but i remember this from you/tube a few years back,very well done to all concerned with the rescue.
I watched this unfold live on tv, back in the day. I was horrified that yet another horrible disaster was unfolding in NY after 9/11. When it became apparent that people survived, and later that everyone survived, left me with such a feeling of awe. Then later, when politicians and bureaucrats began trying to make Sully a fall guy, I was infuriated! Still am. Pilots deserve our respect and support. This event in NY will forever be remembered by me, and I wish all passengers and crew all the best.
This is still amazing watching again, even after a few years. Mr. Sullenberger, what a HERO!
You are a hero captain and F/O
great piloting skills
Amazing video... thanks for posting.
i just have seen the movie... the crew are absolut heros!!!!!!! wow!!!
beautiful, this movie makes me cry
it took the rescue less thna 5 minutes to get there, absolutely amazing!!! (base of camera running time) pilot is fantastic and made sure all were safe before he left the plane, as cool as you get. i'm so glad to see everyone survived.
It was amazing. The fact that the plane did not split up in the water is impressive, says all about the crew skill. Someone could think that landing on water is sort of "easy", but's its not at all: hitting water at high speed with a place more easily results in structural failure than not. Really, great job.
hats of to pilot n crew members
i just finished watching "Sully" and ended up here.
me too !
Bravissimo i piloti,tutto merito l'oro 😍
Argento!
Wow this footage is just fantastic. Thumbs up to the person in charge of this security camera.
Amazing pilot, great hero!
Forgot to thank you Airboyd for yet another quality vid :)
I've never seen the strength of the Hudson's current like that. The boats are being tossed about as they attempt to make the rescues. What an amazing feat of skill and preparedness. I can't imagine being outside in that weather - dry. It was bitter cold and they were partly wet and scared. How can anyone think that this didn't happen? Why would someone make it up?
great footage!
Wow, the first ferry arrived within 3 minutes of the landing and the other ferry arrived within 5 minutes. That's pretty impressive rescue effort.
Sully y todo el equipo del avión hicieron lo mejor que podían haber hecho, que hermoso 🤗😍
who came here after watching sully?
ambiguousdreams1 Me :)
haha werd!
me 2 :P
Hahaha Me I don't even knew about this incident of 2009 Thanks to the film which told me entire story
Me!!
Wow! Wonderful people. what a team effort. all of you rock!!
AFAIK, best footage so far (the only one capturing with decent quality the emergency exits opening). Well done to the camera operator!
Thanks to Con Edison for releasing this.
very surprised on how long a aircraft can stay afloat!
this is the only airplane that is made to float
kevin O its called Jewish Gravity!
it's not that surprising if you think about it. the plane is made from aluminum, a relatively light metal, and has a giant bubbles in it (the cabin, cockpit, and cargo hold) making it lighter. most big ships are made from steel, which is 3 times more dense than aluminum, and float just fine.
@@ryabow ships float because of the shape
That is just amazing.
esse sim é um GRANDE PILOTO !!!!!
MEUS PARABENS !!!
Excelent !
Humans helping humans what a rare sight. There is still hope for us.
I want to know about the camera! Are they manned 24/7 to zoom & watch action on the docks / water, or is there cool software to monitor activity.
I totaly agree with you.
great pilot
Thank you for flying 1549 Sea Airliners, we hope you enjoyed your flight!
The ferrys made fast timing to get to the plane,4:00, but you need to consider their huge boats had to approach very slowly so not to create waves. That was fast and smart thinking, waves would have burried the wings, and knocked passengers off, but they kept their cool, jst amazing rescue by all involved
Plane captain and flight crew were awesome, true, but I'm just as impressed with the guys on those ferries that rushed to the plane so quickly.
Ottimo lavoro di squadra, complimenti
Within 3 minutes of door-open, first boat visible to pax (anti-panic). First boat grabs pax in less than 5 minutes! Second boat on-scene in 7 minutes. Five-plus boats in under 10 minutes.
TREMENDOUS RESCUE RESPONSE!!!!
An incredible, amazing miracle. God was with that man and all those on board.
CONGRATS on the pilot hes amazing!
On top of this great footage, it is a great reminder that everybody survived when we see everybody standing on the wings of the aircraft.
un gran piloto q con los dos motores dañado aterriza el avion entero
@ObsidionX no, the wings provide the lift that enables the plane to glide, the RAT provides power to essential instruments when the engines fail.
Love how the ships surrounded it
I loved this. Why can't they do a sequel?
4 minutes, it took less than 4 minutes for a boat to get to their position.
Fucking incredible.
this is amazing ;0)
What gets me is that a couple of the passengers on this plane tried suing the airline. One of them citing that they "...hadn't been complete since nearly dying". As if it was the airline's fault birds flew up in the engines. How "complete' would those passengers be if that pilot hadn't the balls of solid rock and the knowhow to land in the water without the plane breaking up?
Hat's off to this pilot. Absolute hero.
So many heroes!
hats off to the brave pilots!!!
Miracle
A miracle
8:25 P.M.? Another security camera footage I saw had a time stamp of around 3:30 P.M. Looks like the guy who set up Con Ed's CCTV system forgot to change the time zone to Eastern.
Wonderfull...
Super plane, super pilot.
They all seem very calm, it looks almost fun.
A true American hero
Pretty amazing!