United Airlines Flight 175 9/11 Reconstruction with Air-Traffic Control/Cockpit Voice Recording(s)
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2018
- Reconstruction of the events of United Airlines Flight 175 on the morning of September 11, 2001, starting from towing at gate C19 of Logan Airport in Boston at 7:58 am and ending with the collision of the Boeing 767-200 with the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York at 9:03 am.
The video is fully synchronized with the official Air-Traffic Control/Cockpit Voice Recording(s) you can find it here: archive.nytimes.com/www.nytime...
Brief description of what happened:
United Airlines Flight 175 was a scheduled domestic passenger flight from Logan International Airport, in Boston, Massachusetts, to Los Angeles International Airport, in Los Angeles, California. On September 11, 2001, the Boeing 767-200 operating the route was hijacked by five al-Qaeda terrorists and flown into the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City, killing all 65 people aboard and an unconfirmed number in the building's impact zone. 
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My Friend Alicia was a flight attendant on 175. You were such an angel we miss you everyday.
I’m so sorry for your loss of your friend. 🙏🏻.
Jerry, Alicia was in my Church youth group when she was younger. She was an awesome teenager then. I get your sadness.
Oh no. Im so sorry bud.
My heart goes out to you and everyone on all those planes may they REST IN PARADISE and even though i dont know any of them it feels like i do.my heart and love goes out to all who was lost and there families and friends god bless you all i will never forget you!!!
So sorry for your loss🙏
The thing that always gets me is that it was such a normal day. It was beautiful outside. Nothing was happening. Until suddenly, everything changed. I will never forget that day as long as I live.
That’s so true. I was driving to work on a perfect morning and the 8 am news was so unbelievably dull that I thought, “wow, what a slow news day.”
Same here! I can tell you where I was every second of that day.
Neither do i
I know how you feel. I work nights and woke up around 11am that morning to find that this had happened. I remember feeling so many emotions....fear, hopelessness, unbelief, and others. I had to be with my family for comfort. I got in my car and drove directly to my parents house and watched the horror unfold with the feeling of security with them. I do the same thing with the videos around this time every year.
We had on the radio, at work. A Disney type movie day...that the world trade got hit. Thinking its Boston for where am from...I went in to dispatch to see on T.V what's good...& Jesus what timing. As this plane was what hit at real time, the south tower. Not a repeat..real shit. 20 yrs later & a vet of O.I.F.,the emotions are raw still. Smh
I lost a cousin in the South Tower. He was a firefighter. RIP BROTHER we've got it from here
Sorry BigMike! :( His spirit is much alive!
Really awful for all of your families 💔
Must be shattering to anyone who had loved ones on the plane or in the tower.
dude you're everywhere
yeah i agree, it's really tragic stuff
It is. I lost my mom on the first day of college. This video gave me a full blown panic attack
lol... the plane that struck the second tower was a Military aircraft... rather than watching their interpretation of what happened, go back and watch actual video footage... the plane was all grey in color and No windows.
eye witnesses on the ground stated that it looked like a Military plane, Not a commercial plane.
I would suggest You to start the process of putting those shattered pieces back together...
do you believe your own eyes or Only what the Media tells you to believe...?
strange to see you here but hello.
Like the uncle who was in north tower attending to a burnt victim as he hear the plane hitting the south tower but having no idea his sister and niece where on board 😳😱😭
20 years on and this is still so hard to believe.
Let's never forget those who died on this day, and the brave men and women who fought bravely to save those affected.
Shut up.
Yes this is sad
@@dandan412 Ever lost a loved one to an act of terrorism? Until you have I don't think you have the right to try to silence me for sharing an honest opinion
@@markpearson8184 Your comment is worn. Doesn't matter how much you say it, people won't forget it anyway. You would be fine not commenting something useless like that.
@@dandan412 Ok, if no one would forget it why are you complaining?
I will never complain about airport security again ....
I went through JFK Airport on 4/27 and they barely checked me, I had to ask them “Is that it”.
@Schism Circle wtf are you talking about
@Schism Circle stfu dude
Schism Circle we aren’t talking about freedom or liberty we are talking about airport security and preventing another 9/11 you smoothbrain😂
@Schism Circle I don't know what the fuck you're talking about with this whole nanny business but airport security should no longer be lax on anyone. In this fucked up world, you can't trust anyone. And I hold those same views myself. Humanity is egomaniacal and I don't trust anyone which is why I carry my firearms everywhere I go.
It's strange to think there's now a whole generation of young adults who weren't born when this happened. The world changed forever. Never forget. RIP to all the victims of this day
I was 2 when it happened
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Generation Z
@@robblequoffle8456 na Gen z was a here before 9/11 2000 is Gen Z
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I was a flight attendant back then in London, I will never forget this and the aftermath. To hear these pilots, breaks my heart. I’d just come off a night flight when this happened.
Were you scared to fly after? I bet it was hard.
I was on a flight when this happened.
21:10 American 11 transmits over Boston atc (hijacked for 10 or so minutes)
37:20 Atc (NY region) asks about American 11 about suspicious transmissions again
33:00 Atc asks pilots if they have a visual on American 11
34:10 Atc asks United 175 for visual on american 11. United finds and can see the first hijacked plane 5 minutes before they are hijacked themselves
38:03 Last transmission from 175 pilots regards to american 11 again
38:44 NY atc warns surrounding atc about suspicious activities
44:10 United 175 is under full control of hijackers by now, atc has an implication due to transponders similar to American 11
47:00 Pilot in NYC area reports smoke in lower Manhattan after American 11 hits tower 1
49:40 Atc is frantically calling other atc about another possible hijack (United 175)
50:00 Left bank towards NYC
50:40 Report over Northeastern atc american 77 is the 3rd plane in 30 minutes to be a confirmed hijack
51:30 United 175 and Delta flight on a midair collision course with Delta flight 2315
56:00 Decent to Manhattan
Thank you for this
Thank you
Thx
Thank you
United 175 was asked about the hijacked plane and then got jacked themselves😭😭 thats terrifying
I can't imagine how they felt.
the badnun imagine being on a roller coaster drop but for 5 minutes the cabin would’ve been shaking like crazy this’s definitely the most violent flight of the 4
And this was one of the flights that had kids/families on board. 😢 Three children under the age of 5 were on this flight...one of them was a 2 year old girl who ended up being the youngest victim of 9/11. I can't imagine what they and their parents were going through. 😢
Cherry frog yeah she was On Her way to Disney world she hoping to see Mickey Mouse...
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@Louis Robertson why's that?
175's final descent into Manhattan was steep as hell, that must've been terrifying, whoa.
Supertramp Breakfast in America. Mirror it. 9 11. The psycho holds the book of the dead and the 'fireball'.
True but in real life flight 175 didn’t descend at an angle like that it was like around between 5 and 10 degrees or something this was not intended to be an accurate simulation
Angels where gathering to take them home to Paradise, count on it.
@@erikthetrainmaster6112 How do you know?
@@bulletberg7601 a descent rate like that would mean it would drop more than 10,000 feet per minute. Flight 175’s actual descent was around 5,000 feet per minute
The younger generation doesn’t even know how traumatically devastating this day was 😭. No one ever forgets where they were or what they were doing this day!
I remember exactly what I was doing. I fumbled around for the rest of the day trying to pretend what I was doing even mattered. So so devastated.
Teletubby Trash Millenials are the biggest disease for this planet! 🗑️💩
I stood two blocks away from the towers when it happened,,,it will always live with me .
Oh my god. So did you see the planes hit? I’m so sorry you had to witness that
What was the whole thing like? To actually be there and see all of that must be an awful memory
OMG... Just unbelievable reading comment of someone who was thr during this incident when it took place.. thank god u were far atleast....
that must be traumatizing
No one would wanna feel how it felt when the Twin Towers were attacked, I'm sorry😔😥.
Every year around these days I return to 911 footage. I just never want not only forget, but also don’t want to loss that feeling. Does anyone get me?
I’m curious, the delta plane that he was communicating with, was that another passenger plane that helped air traffic control?
I understand. We don't wanna feel as if this hurt our country, but it's important to honor the lives lost. We can't just act like nothing ever happened, that would tarnish the names of everyone who gave their lives to help others.
Yes that was another airplane trying to help the tower control in identifying the hijacked airplane. I still believe the second attack could be avoided if the time difference between the two attacks was not that close. I’m from Morocco and I go back to 9/11 attacks every year to not forget the innocent lives that have perished in those cowardly executed murders.
I do the same, I feel like it’s a bit morbid at times, but I also feel it makes me feel a bit more alert in this chaotic world we live in. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and impacted on 9/11.
The one thing that I can't get out of my mind is, why were fighter jets not deployed after the first hit, and they knew another hijacked plane was nearby. I just don't get it. It would have been better that that plane be shot down then to have another hit in NYC somewhere.
@@tigergreg8 yeah a little weird
I lost two former high school classmates who were in the towers that day. My brother lost his second-best friend, a firefighter. But my heart goes out to all of the victims, their families and all those who were affected by this tragedy. We will never forget.
hard to think of a firefighter who gave his life that day as "second" anything. poorly worded, IMO.
@@jv-ep2tc it dont matter bro
We should never forget how our military defense system failed to protect the American people that day. For the Pentagon to be struck directly without knowing what the hell was going on was not only humiliating but revealing to other countries that our Intelligence agencies and military leaders are incompetent at defending America.
They were all innocent besides the terrorists
I lost a cousin who was a young firefighter in NY. I’ve never met him, but my heart went out to his parents (my uncle) and other loved ones. They never saw him again and had nothing to bury.
I also know someone who escaped the towers, but still found tiny glass pieces in her scalp a year later.
51:56 9/11 was an immense tragedy for so many. I also feel so bad for the Air Traffic Controller who had to communicate as calm as he could for other aircraft to maneuver around UA 175. He keeps his composure quite well in the last 10 min and focuses on his job to keep ALL other flights safe in the air. The Delta flight easily could have collided.
He is a hero too, and probably wishes he could have done more (he couldn't) and he likely now suffers from PTSD.
I'd honestly be interested in a documentary on this person and that day
@@matt8043 Christopher Tucker has a few interviews on RUclips. A passenger from the delta flight contacted him to thank him for saving his life- it helped his trauma a bit.
Atrocity* not tragedy
he shouldve ordered the delta to fly into the united....wouldve saved thousands of lives
@@kahyui2486 bro whats the diff
How stressful for those air traffic controllers knowing what was going on, but not able to stop any of it. RIP all who died that terrible day.
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And able to keep composure. True professionalism
They didn't know shit what was going on besides different flight course and what is going to happen of course in their small tower! Anything can happen from Mogadishu to Malaysian just diving into Antarctica Water!
First half hour broadcast on TV everyone was still confused what really happened until there was footage of a 2nd plane hitting the 2nd tower. Eye witnesses telling all different stories. Plus Air Control are trained to carry on and gather as much information as possible... what would hysterical Teletubby behavement bring?! They hi-jackers communicated even a bit at start (they didn't need to of course) and info got passed quick to Higher Authorities. 30 minutes is a rather long time no military jets were sent up accompanying the plane. IN NYC/Washington rather Wyoming/Idaho!!!! Any US Base in 80ies was better secured than Pentagon in 2000 - LMAO! Even if they hadn't shot.... which makes it stink most of foul play. Well plus how could Nostradamus all know the big historic stunts to come over 400 yrs ago. And if just one planned stunt hadn't happened all the rest wouldn't fit. If there was no WW1 there'd still be no Israel. Now this is the big incident for WW3. Strengthening Islam invading Europe.
They had no idea. Until 9/11 hijacked planes didn't crash into buildings. They landed & used the hostages to negotiate. At first they didn't even know they were hijacked. The information we know, in retrospect, wasn't available to them in real time. There was so much confusion in ATC, the FAA & NORAD. there is a really good book that talks about who knew what& when..called Fall and Rise: a story of 9/11
@@Leigh3420 that’s an asinine suggestion, no offense
I will never forget how this attack changed us and how everyone was worried.
It just changed security at this point because look how people act these days. If you asked people what "changed us" they will now say "COVID". But ya, this is a day I will never stop thinking about(hints why I am watching this in 2021).
“Delta 2315, any evasive action you need to take is approved.” Goosebumps.
52:36
The pilots wouldn't need approval from ATC to avoid a mid air collision. They would just take evasive action. The approval from ATC was just a formality.
@@kevinmalone3210 Yeah, I know it just gave me goosebumps and sent a shiver down my spine. Absolutely terrifying words to hear from air traffic control as a pilot.
I wasn't even born back then and yet seeing all those videos and documentations about it hit really hard
It’s really hard to explain just how much life changed after one day. Life before 9/11 almost seems like a dream.
My heart pounded and I’m sure my blood pressure went up watching this. Those poor people in the plane and in the buildings. We will never forget!!!
My heart fell down & out of my chest too when I saw the entire thing happening on t.v; All every one was doing was trying to live their lives & enjoy pleasures, working, traveling; & the women who were in the towers who were pregnant-- destroyed because of evil men. It was a horrible day in our nations history. None of them wil be forgotten.
United 93 is a 2006 docudrama thriller film.The film chronicles the events aboard United Airlines Flight 93, which was hijacked during the September 11 attacks of 2001, as well as the experience of air traffic control personnel as the attacks. This was very difficult for me to watch; because it was so real
Biden forgot.
Americans better wake up. This can happen again, especially with this inept administration.
May God bless those poor souls 20 years ago.
It makes me crazy too when people say that it was make believe or a made up story. It's not a made up story. Thousands of people died that horrible day, Our nation was under attack. Horrible men came to take planes to run them into targets to destroy our economy. The World Trade Centers were destroyed, the Pentagon was attacked & the people/crew on Flight 93 fought back to protect the Capital building in Washington. The hijackers killed passengers on the flights, the attendants, the captains of the planes; Just so they could have the edge over not be stopped at what they were doing. Can't imagine what the passengers were feeling when they were trying to call their loved ones one last time. I feel very bad for all the families of the passengers/crew on the planes & at the Pentagon. Flight 93 will always be hero's in our lifetimes.
@@brandihilton8485 absolutely horrible!!
Unreal that the poor pilot of the (unknowingly) doomed United 175 was helping ID the other doomed American flight. Such a tragedy.
Sadly, the passengers died instantly. Not sure if those passengers knew the Towers were the target, but I can't imagine the fear that was experienced by the passengers. Especially on the 2nd plane knowing the 1st hit the tower. Then I think about the people in both Towers that were above the impact and had no way down the stairs as rooms became hotter and filled with smoke. It had to be a horrible feeling being in that situation knowing that you are trapped and the only option from burning is jumping. I truly believe that many of the victims left their bodies spiritually, and never felt any pain.
I too think about those exact same things.🤦🏾♀️
It feels like gaslighting every time i hear media or politicians saying january 6th was the worst day in American history when so many not only in ny and not only in our country, but all over the world were in shock as 9/11 went down. To hear in real time that ppl were jumping and falling was traumatizing ..... there is no comparison and i pray to God there never is something worse than this day.
@@kc4208 The reason it feels like gaslighting is because it is! Everything that comes out of Democrats’ mouths is a LIE! They have totally flipped into Marxism. They must be thrown out on their collective asses in November. To compare 1-6-2021 to 9/11 in any way is a gross insult to the thousands who died and the thousands more who were first responders in this horrific event. May the Democrats who embrace this travesty regarding Jan. 6, 2021 rot in Hell! They are traitors to the core!
@@kc4208 I think slavery was the worst event in American history… using human lives for profit and giving them nothing but hate and no support was very cruel…
@@Us3r739 but slavery did not exist on the premise by which they claim january 6th did. They are claiming it was a destruction of "their democracy" (we are a republic anyway).
Slavery didnt start in america as a means to end our sovereignty. We were not a nation, or a people until 1776 .... and it wasn't long after america became a nation that the unraveling of legal systematic slavery began. It in fact still exists in places like ghana ....
I would say it is thanks to the birth of America that the slave trade (as it is told to us anyway) was ultimately condemned.
And i dont know about you, but i didnt exist in those times. I dont have to go back that far for comparison .... 9/11 happened during my lifetime and comparing it to jan 6th and claiming jan 6th was even worst IS GASLIGHTING.
If you care about modern slaves .... it exists .... just under the radar .... including at our modern borders. Shall we talk about that??? I am willing.
I was just there this June 2022 and silently prayed at the memorial park where the towers stood. I fly to NYC and walk to the 9/11 site every year since 2001 to honor those who fell at the hands of evil.
I will NEVER forget.
Today is the 19 anniversary for 911 we pray for those who died in this American attack
19 years of such inside job
BRADY KIM that must of been what you heard
@Kamar Hussain
Exactly that.
It's crazy that it was 19 years ago! Seems like just yesterday :( may we never forget!
@Kamar Hussain Bush wasn't at fault. He was in a classroom full of kids when he got the news that American 11 hit the north tower.
It's been almost 20 years ago, but, watching this, still chokes me up.
And it’s getting to the time of year again. Very sad.
I can't believe it's been that long!
Biden better not go to that memorial. The people of NYC don't want him there.
@@harmonygalpal9 Yet they voted for the jerk. I'm proud to say that I didn't. (Jan Griffiths).
@@douglasgriffiths3534 me too. Wow he is so bad.
I watched this whole event play out on morning television and I remember every aspect of it as if it happened yesterday. I also watch every 9/11 related show or documentary each year on its anniversary. But as the plane in this simulation began its approach to NYC, my stomach began to ache and my heart rate increased as if I were watching it play out all over again. I can’t even begin to imagine what the poor souls on those planes had to endure emotionally in those final minutes. They had no choice but to simply accept what was about to happen.
I didn’t went back to see nothing from that day, it really traumatized me even if I was in another state. Now after 23 I’m binge watching every doc, series, and videos to really knew what happened.
None of us need to personally know any of those lost that day. It's heartbreaking for all of us to know that 3,000 fellow HUMAN BEINGS were lost to an act of cowardly terrorism that day. May they all rest in peace.
The tragedy is that hundreds more have died and are dying still! They bravely worked at ‘The Pile, Ground Zero’ firstly looking for survivors. then working to clear the horrific site before them. Many have died from Cancers, many suffer with lung and breathing difficulty’s, some of which have proven terminal. That’s not to speak of their mental and emotional turmoil.
These folk are true heroes too, in all the toxicity of plane fuel, Asbestos, building dust and the fires that burned for weeks.
To all who served in this way THANK YOU.🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@donnacoupe7359 YES! Thank you so much. Too true. Bless them all, including the search dogs.
A tragedy. For benefit of Israel.
Cowardly? It wasn’t cowardly, it was just evil
"Cowardly"
More like amazing carnage porn for us to watch again and again.
This was the most absolute scariest day ever. i remember it like it was yesterday.
my psychology teacher was teaching us about core memories, and told us that every single one of our parents most likely have a core memory from this day and can tell you how they found out about it
Me too. I also remember that day was for me personally
bad. My boy friend and I split up very unexpectedly. It was not devastating when
I turned on the. TV and it was broadcasting the first plane had hit the tower. How frightening and sad it was. It put everything into perspective. God bless to all on that horrific day.
Scariest day ever? Do you have any idea how many people died during ww2?
@@michaeljagger2079 Oh my fucking god. EVERYONE knows WW2 was worse, nut butt. That comment comes off as an extremely offensive insult to anyone involved with 9/11. PEOPLE DIED, JUMPED OFF BUILDINGS, BURNT A-FUCKING ALIVE, TORN TO SHREDS, SOFICATED, HAD PEICES OF THE WTC FALL AND KILL THEM, SLOWLY DIED, FELL TO THEIR DEATH WHEN BOTH TOWERS COLLAPSED, AND SO MUCH MORE SHIT!!! Why must you be such a pain in the ass and take the 'est" in scary so literally?? Ofc they didn't mean the scariest but it's without a doubt one of the scariest days for Americans. What bothers me most is the fact you left that comment.. That's messed up af man...
I never been to New York. I don’t even know anyone who died or anyone that has any connection to any victims and hero’s. The closest connection I have is that my brother was maybe about 20 miles more or less from the pentagon.
This day still changed me. I was 16 and I will never forget how I saw it on the news thinking that it was an accident, then getting confused and not knowing what was going on after the second plane hit. For a while, it did not cross my mind that we were being attacked. For years after that, I could not bring myself to watch video footage or see pictures. It’s not that I wanted to forget, it was just sad. This year 2020, I got brave to watch some footage. I showed my son and told him what happened that day. It was hard for me to fight back the tears as I told him. I did it because everyone needs to know what happened.
Rest In Peace victims. Thank you Hero’s such as the ones on flight 93 and others. Those include Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, and doctors.
have i saw how the first plane hit the tower?
Show your son Orio Palmer. Definition of a hero
It's so good- that you persuaded "yourself" to watch. Sounds like you had a
revelation, while showing, and explaining to your son. You're a good Dad.
Here2stay 631 yes, one of the truest heroes. He trained so hard every day, that’s the only way he could make it up to the 80th floor or wherever he was when it fell. All the other fire fighters were at least 30 floors behind or much more, At least he got to comfort a large group of people trapped on one floor there the minute before it fell. He was and is an angel. I was glad to hear they created a fund to award in his honor every year to graduates.
I was friends with a girl who was in the twin towers back in the 90s when the towers were hit the first time she was ok though. Then on 9/11 there was someone who was killed that had the same name as my cousin, who I hadn't talked to in many years and I was worried it was him but I eventually got in touch with my cousin and it wasn't him thank God.
It’s just mesmerizing to go back and think about how many people sacrificed themselves for others, how many were hurt, and the sadness of loved ones. September 11th is a day to not only forget. It is a day that will never again happen in American soil. As an American I not only think this is a very tragic event, but the thing that made it tragic was the amount of people who risked and fought for their well being as well as others
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Cut the crap. The only people that did any sacrificing of themselves were the terrorists. Every one else was just a hapless victim.
@@thomasjamison2050 what about the emergency responders that died in the collapse of the towers?
@@thomasjamison2050 What about the people who brought down flight 93 knowing they would die?
@@publicservicesinhawaii429 We are talking about NYC here. They were trained professionals. They didn't go into the building knowing that it would collapse, and as a matter of fact, as soon as they realized the other tower had collapsed they did everything they could do to get the hell out. It speaks well of their professionalism that they helped as many as they could to go with them, but they were not planning to get killed that way. They were planning to their asses the fuck out of the building.
@@dinkydurgandorgan You are dreaming. They knew their chances were slim, but they believed they had a chance. They took that chance. It didn't work out, but human instinct is to try and survive. You could try and make a case for the guys that dive onto grenades and such, but they only have a second or so and if they don't dive on the grenade the odds are they are dead anyways. And if they dive on the grenade, they won't have to live life as a maimed person with all kinds of medical issues. But they aren't sacrificing themselves. They are saving other lives knowing that theirs is over anyways. If they thought they had a chance, they would try and toss the grenade somewhere else, but they you are right back face to face with the possibility of being very badly maimed as a best case scenario.
Imagine the absolute horror of those people on the 2nd plane who seen Manhattan from the window, and seen the first Tower burning, and got closer and closer and closer until BOOM.
I don’t think the passengers were aware it was going to crash until the last seconds. They couldn’t see what the terrorists saw from the cockpit. It probably just seemed like the plane would land at a NY airport because that’s the same route, like a typical hijack. The plane dropped super fast according to ATC that were working that day. There was only a span of 15 minutes between the first plane and their plane hitting and basically no one had texting ability in the air 20 years ago. They couldn’t know their fate until the last seconds.
@@surlywithfabshoes yes but they were flying around NYC and could see the other tower on fire from miles away. Also this plane was definitely one of the most violent planes that day from what was reported. There were reports of flight attendants and passengers being stabbed an the plane literally was taking a nose dive while ascending.
@@surlywithfabshoes Actually no, the passengers were aware the plane was hijacked and were made aware of the other tower being hit. It's been known from the families of those that called them in the air. One caller made an emotional farewell to his wife and asked her to live a happy life and would always love her. I don't know if the passengers could see the actual twin towers, but they expected the worse for sure.
@@johnwaffleh2p70 A nose dive, really? Are you sure that's not Flight 93 because I know when the passengers attempted taking over the plane there was a struggle and it's said the plane turned on it's head and dove right into the earth at full speed. Brutal. Can you tell me more about how the passengers and flight attendants were treated? I didn't know much on that.
@@Jay-bi8vz 56:11 nose dive. There is a report stated that this plane they tied everyone up in first class and buisness class and beat/stabbed people.
I'll never be able to wrap my head around the fact that some were leaving business trips, visiting family members etc ; they Didn't know what flight they were getting on that day. They already put so much trust in pilots 😩♥️. Rip to all!
I'l never forget how crystal clear that day was. Not a cloud in the sky. Then nothing but darkness in much of lower Manhattan.
blame our government cia had picked up on radio chatter about an attack wks before and they did nothing
RIP (not Rip)… 😢
@@lottatroublemaker6130Please don't correct people, it's not the best time to do that, in this type of thread.
Timeline above said both planes were hijacked. So the regulation pilots aren't the pilots who piloted the planes into the Towers. Which just occurred to me to. So the businessmen and family members were right to trust pilots. But again, the hijackers knocked out the real pilots and started flying the planes themselves.
The plane crash in PA. I knew were hijackers.
The bastard deliberately hit lower than the 1st tower because he knew people were evacuating and starting to trickle down. Pure evil! I cannot imagine what those final moments were like for the passengers.
He hit the building (barely). I doubt he was counting floors.
M Fitz It doesn’t take counting to know where the middle of a building is...
@@Ian-tu2fk - I don't think you could have missed the point more completely. You opined the hijacker pilots deliberately targeted a lower spot on the building to prevent some people from evacuation. IMHO the fairly inexperienced pilot, operating an aircraft type he had never flown before at its absolute limits and almost missed the building completely was lucky to have hit the South Tower anywhere. How high or how low he was on it is not likely to have been a priority at that moment.
M Fitz well he still did it and that’s is a fast pass to hells hell
Also think about the people inside the tower who could see the plane heading towards them. Scary 😢
Respect to all those people who risked their lives to saving countless other people, and may the ones we lost Rest In Peace.
Looking out the windows so low seconds before impact musta been awful…
I loved those buildings. I feel so honoured to have stood below them looking up in awe. They were beautiful.
As did I way back in 1985 on a senior field trip with my economics class. I was the one and only student who declined going up to the top of the 110th floor that day. My economics teacher, God love him, stayed on the ground with me. Heights freak me out which is why once I reached 6 feet tall I stopped growing.
My first trip to NYC was in 1999 on a bus from New Jersey. That was the first thing I saw coming down the road and it is burned into my brain. Never though they would be gone two years later.
So did I when I finally got to see them "in person". I felt I was standing on hallowed ground. I was visiting in late December of 1979 to celebrate New Year's Eve at Times Square, and I had a couple of days to sightsee. I got lots of 35mm pictures of them from the inside and out, and from the observation deck on Tower 2. I'm so glad I got so many pictures of the towers and the Sphere, and all the rest of the buildings and the area between them. They were indeed NYC icons. Now I will make another trip soon to see the Freedom Tower (WTC Tower 1), the two waterfalls, the museum, and the Survivor Tree. Maybe next summer. (Jan Griffiths).
Me and my boyfriend went to NYC for the day in April of 1999 for the day went to the statue of liberty,Ellis island, empire State building and in the WTC went on a helicopter ride in the building with a screen in front of it we had fun that day I think I still have all the pictures of that day I will never forget 💞💖💕💓🙏🗽🛕 God bless America
@@lizkozlowski9358 XOXO Great memory, thanks for sharing. They were amazing buildings, standing below between them & looking up left me speechless, they blew my mind to think man could built such incredible structures, the high of them was breath-taking. I know the world has moved on & there are many taller buildings today, but these were The Twin Towers, WTC, never ever forgotten, nor the people who were lost that day. 20 years this week
It’s crazy to watch this and put yourself in the place of the passengers. I’ve flown out of Logan on this departure dozens of times and whenever I’m on the right side of the plane, I always look down on Logan passing underneath after the turn back towards land. Really adds a new level of 😣
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the passengers couldn't see in front of them you dumb fuck. only the ones on the left side of the plane got the view.
that final dive towards Manhattan must have been absolutely terrifying. I can't imagine.
@@Jukeboxster he was diving so bad that most passengers may have been alreday dead since the was throwing the plane around real bad if you were on the left side you knew damn well you were htting the tower
@@Jukeboxster the people on the right side of united Fight 175 couldn't see the south tower. Don't be an ass rats and learn you donkey.
This was so terrifying and depressing. I can't believe it's been 20 years. May God rest all their souls of the so many that perished that day.
imagine being on the window seat and just see that you’re flying in the middle of new york city. may they rest in peace.
Pilots, passengers, first responders, and the people in each tower. REMEMBER, REFLECT, RESPECT, PRAY for the ones who were lost that day and the brave people who helped as they could.
the terrorists were also praying at the same time
@@sciencefriction315Which studies are you talking of?
@@sciencefriction315 Contrary to what you say, I once read about a doctor who said that his surgery patients had fewer complications and recovered quicker if other people prayed for them, compared to those who had nobody praying for them.
Telepathically talking to an imaginary sky daddy won't do anything. Grow up and put the book of fairy tales away.
@QS-si3cq
Well, belief in something of a higher power has been here since the beginning of man kind. It will also be here long after our ass are dead. Thus, this makes all of us a speck of fly poop on sky daddy's window of time.
50:20 imagine being that guy. Knowing what is going on. Trying not to panic.
true!!! he knew
I was thinking that too.
You just can’t begin to imagine the fear!
Before 9/11 when a plane was hijacked, they would always just demand the release of a prisoner and then land the plane. Still scary, but not nearly as scary as a post-9/11 hijack would be.
@@LightMari rmnm nm2immmmmn2
I can’t imagine what the passengers on those flights felt that day. except for United 93 crew and passengers, no one knew where they were going after they had been hijacked…then the plane descends and you’re headed straight towards the Twin Towers…what a way to go
Might sound odd, but if you were to be on any plane, 93 at least got the opportunity to fight back and occupy their minds and were busy with a plan. The other people were just clueless as to what was going on,
@@chloenkitty Not true, the planes that hit the twin towers had to descend from their cruising altitude, they descended at a rapid rate to line up on the towers before they hit. Passengers knew it was real bad and they were headed towards certain death. A flight attendant was having a conversation on the phone with someone before the first plane hit and she was screaming oh God, Oh God. Other passengers had to know too. One man who was a passenger was taking to his Father before the plane he was of the hit the Pentagon. He knew he wasn't going to get out of his situation alive. There were other stories too.
@@kevinmalone3210 But your reply has absolutely nothing to do with me saying that flight 93 at least got to occupy their minds by trying to do something to prevent the plane from going into a building, the others did not. I would think if I was going to die I would want my mind occupied by trying to prevent some thing even though I knew I was going to die
@@chloenkitty Prior to 9/11 most passengers on a hijacked plane would've thought they'd be held for ransom or at least until the hijackers' demands were met then released; suicide mission was unfathomable prior to 9/11. Before 9/11 I remember being told if you're on a hijacked plane just comply with the hijackers; after 9/11 I was told do whatever you have to do to survive.
@@BPD1586 yes, correct
The audacity, the evil audacity, the infernal insanity of those animals, to get up in the morning and calmly go about doing that!
None of us will forget how this attack changed America forever.
There’s a lot of little shits who are teenagers or early 20s now who were either babies or not born yet, and sure act like they forget, or pay no attention to it. They’re disrespectful as hell. I hate seeing that shit on social media, they think it’s a big joke
zombie_gaming98 not just America, it changed the whole world
Please don't get me wrong, but really the United States has always carried out self-attacks to justify its wars, or murdered the presidents who wanted peace.
@@LittleBishop001 You are the one Brian B means by saying that. its so disrespectful
I'm agree with you 😓
Watching this nearly at the exact time it happened 20 years later was so heart wrenching. To know how they felt even just a little…there are no words.
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Oh man, I've flown often enough to get how totally unexpected and horrific this was. So very sad! I do love listening to all the ATC-to-aircraft communications and codes, runway codes, etc.
I worked for Comair when this happened. A regional airline. I watched all this unfold from their dispatch center. When the FAA did the ground stop after figuring out what was going on, the dispatchers were going nuts trying to get the planes down as fast as possible.
Brovo to all involved with landing these planes, what a terrifying feat.
Cannot say enough for the Air Traffic Controllers who got thousands of flights on the ground at the nearest airport without the benefit of any schedule.
The Complete Closure Of American Airspace And Immediate Grounding Of ALL Commercial Aircraft Was And Still Is Unprecedented!!
That was heads up when immediately shutting down some 30000 commercial flights over US and diverting many into Canada
Right? I live directly under the flight path into an international airport, and the silence that day was so eerie.
It sends shivers down all our spines just no words can describe many tears have been shed today around the world
The fear that the passengers must have felt seeing the towers and skyline getting closer and closer.
Very unique perspective. Well done.
This is horrible! The sound of an aircraft engine gives me chills everytime i fly.
It did me to I was in ny city when the first plane hit
KenzaSnezanaRoldan they cut out the best part
I swear
@@davidjarvis3897 did you record the scene? AND WHAT was your first thought?
Benos Buenos Truth Exposer only 1 or 2 videos of the first plane hitting i saw the 2nd in person was in school in nyc at the time and they immediately evacuated us
I still can't believe it....to think this day was the last day before airports would change forever....no more walking with your loved ones up to the runway tunnel to see them off or to greet them coming back.
This unfortunately is spot on. Though my neighbor and my second mother was on this flight (RIP Sharron Ware), so it's yet another horrific reminder of what really went on that morning. I understand this was made to be a more informative video for generations that came after, it still hurts alot to watch. Never ever forget who were lost that Tuesday morning on the 11th of September 2001. Also a RiP to my bro in laws father Patrick Hoey who worked for the city as a supportive engineer in the 46th floor on the north tower. RIP❤
The people in the 1st plane, DIDN’T know what was coming. The 2nd DID, & The 3rd FOUGHT BACK😣. Imagine being on a hijacked airplane. You get in contact with your loved ones, & find out that a plane has just hit the twin towers. The people in flight 175, flight 77, flight 93, knew they were dead.
I was 13 when this happened. I still cry every time I see anything 9/11 related. My favorite teacher from 7th grade, was in the second plane that hit the south tower, flight 175. It broke my heart, when I found out. I try not to think on his torment, in the last couple of minutes of his life. This day left a scar on everyone who lived it, that scar will never heal.
Their we're Children on Flight 175 and Flight 77 going out with their family until terrorists took control the plane and Crash it.
Did they knew their we're Arabic.
The passengers on the first three planes did not know what was coming. The second tower was hit about 14 minutes after the first and the pentagon around 20 minutes later. Keep in mind there was no mobile internet then, so no one on board had any idea. It was only because the fourth was nearly an hour late, that they found out when they called their loved ones, who told them. Otherwise, they would not have known either. Keep in mind the hijackers began planning this in 1995 when mobile communications were in their infancy so back then no one, except the pilots would know what was going on. So their plans did not take into account mobile phones. That is why they allowed the passengers on United 93 to use them since they were never trained not to allow them.
The most bizarre story connected to this flight is the mother onboard with her 4 year old daughter was the sister of a man in NYC just for the day for a meeting. He was supposed to have his meeting in midtown but it got moved that morning to the WTC Marriott. He survived unharmed but was administering aid to a badly burned woman when his sister’s plane impacted the south tower. He only found that out from family later on.
Equally bazaar? At 48 minutes in, Delta pilot asked about the smoke/fire spotted at WTC, in lower Manhattan, not knowing that his United colleague would soon find himself among the flames. Whew! Also uncanny, but wholly intentional is that though Delta is all over that audio feed, the terrorists specifically chose United and American planes for the deed. Air traffic controllers were aware of the incident in NYC, and hijacking was in progress, but had a delayed sense of awareness and action re: clearing the sky AND calling military help. They gave hijacked planes too much time to negotiate in the air while they "investigated."
I just watched that documentary this morning! I think people forget about the survivors of the Marriott and surrounding buildings, where firefighters bravely tried to evacuate people as well!
He was Irish and is featured in documentary WTC Hotel.
@@VisualDisplay07 Mohamad Atta chose these flights because they were to filled up with maximum fuel payload due to the cross country flight requirements.
@L K. Atta also chose the flight to be on a Tuesday early in the morning. He had been taking different flights to figure out when the plane would have the least amount of passengers so he and the other terrorists would have an easier time controlling them. These guys went through a tremendous amount of training to make this work out as well as it did. It still pisses me off that these guys were known to officials in the government but somehow we’re allowed to continuously book flights across the country after having trained to fly planes. Not only that- according to the flight school in florida these guys never wanted to train takeoffs and landing. I mean come on- how many red flags do you need to make sure this did not happen.
This is animation is incredibly well put together. Makes things very understandable.
they forgot to land the plane some where safe and make up the story about planes then paste them on CGI for the news
@@PILATUS1968 lmao what
@@PILATUS1968 Mate...Do you want to someone to explain exactly how 9/11 happen to you?
@@PILATUS1968 tf
i will never understand, how a pilot could hit such a narrow target directly out of a curve. In fact this is even for a pro impossible to do without help from outside, or with a programmed RC.
“Where were you when?….”
We all remember.
We will never forget.
How horrible, evil and despicable. The utter useless culture that did this should be wiped off the face of our planet.
This is terrorizing to just read and watch. I couldn’t even imagine being a part of this “live” experience.. OMG pure HELL! 💔🙏🇺🇸🌹
Denise Marie. Just in the name of clarity and accuracy of meaning of words and communication... (if you care about that?) YOU WERE APART of this live event. The word 'apart' means 'not a part of', or separate from. The words you want are...'I couldn't even imagine being A PART OF these live events'.
We may be lucky that it did hit the trade center, I think casualties would have been higher if they would have plowed thru Times Square that morning.
I remember this like it was yesterday
Can you imagine the pilot steering towards the target , the fanaticism and desire to harm overriding what for most people the will to live
@@johnrogers9481 My auto correct did that. It really doesn’t matter
The pure panic in one of the guy's voices once the plane was hijacked is just.. so heartbreaking. He must've been so scared. He had no idea what the plane was doing and if he did, he had no control over it. He couldn't do anything.
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Oh, I'm sorry, it's 51:54 onwards.
I wonder how panicked they would be now, after 9/11 occurring
@Daniel Johnston There's danger in life. I totally understand your feelings but you shouldn't let fear stop you from living life. You're far more likely to be killed in a car crash than have something like this happen, although that is not to minimize the absolute terror and fear of the people caught up in these attacks. We are always in Gods hands.
Maybe planes should allow to be controlled and leaving the pilot unable to do anything when hijacked
@@IWORSHIP-qf9zh I wonder if this exists now but maybe not at the time.
The way the video cut off at the end like that made my heart sink as i looked at that final frame of the two jet engines exposed under the wings, the world finance center in the back, and the iconic windows of the world trade center.
Impressive video, thank you for your effort
i know someone whose father was on that plane. i think of them everyday and the weeks around 9/11 make me so incredibly sad. i can’t even imagine how these weeks are for them. rip 💜
I totally agree, I know someone's father was on one of the planes that hit the towers. Been so long I can't remember but it was one bound for Los Angeles. Anyway he missed his flight on that Monday and found out there was a red eye onTuesday morning. Every year his family is invited back to NY for the 9/11 memorial. They stopped going years ago because it's like reliving it every year, they just want to heal....
vistalite 1972 wow that’s terrible. it hurts when you know someone who has been impacted and can see how it affects them daily. it truly is heartbreaking that we can’t do anything to help them and they have to be reminded every year. i didn’t know that they invite families to go to nyc for the anniversary but that must be so difficult
vistalite 1972 i wish i could take their pain for one day
@@elenag2169 yes every year except this one because of COVID. But I can't imagine going back for 19 years but some people do.
vistalite 1972 i don’t think i could be strong enough to do that. but i am so proud of those who are able to
September 11th is my birthday, yet every year, my heart and mind is heavy with emotion for all those that suffered and died on this horrific, haunting day. I feel empathy for all those in mourning.
My sons too 9/11/12
@@laluna3738 Blessings to your boys! It's not the easiest birthday, considering the pervasive sadness and nation pausing to mourn. Hopefully, you and your loved ones make it a special, joyful day full of mirth for them. ♍
Same for my aunt as well. What used to be her day now feels bittersweet. Happy belated birthday btw. Hope you had a good day.
As another September 11th baby, I feel more grateful every year that I am alive for the simple fact that I still am as well as a duty to understand just what happened and how the world changed on the day I turned 5.
My family did the best they could while I was still little to make sure that I wasn’t overwhelmed by the magnitude of the horror of that day, nor were my milestones overlooked.
The more I come to comprehend the level of tragedy that day, the less of a fuss I want made over my birthdays, no matter how big the milestone-a cake, an acknowledgment from loved ones, and us all humbly continuing on with the business of the day is all I need to celebrate what the day means to me while commemorating the losses of the day.
@@danielclark241 Thank you for your well wishes. It means quite a lot as I am not often on the receiving end of kind words.
So many acts of bravery & heroism that day when dealing with such absolute evil.
How many people missed their flight that day, had to change to a later flight, or just cancelled their flight that day? In the blink of an eye, life can change for the better or worse.
I can't imagine the fear, heartbreak, & terror felt on those planes that day, most knowing they would never see their loved ones again. R.I.P.
As for the hijackers, I hope your paradise turned out to be fire and brimstone...
From my point of view the Jedi are evil!
A “god” that commands those to kill nonbelievers isn’t God, it’s the Devil. Trust me, they’re in Hell.
I cannot imagine the sheer terror of all those souls on board.
Still one of the most horrible things that ever happened. Blessings for everyone who lost their beloved ones and be save everyone. Love from the Netherlands ❤️
Thank you for taking the time to care for your American cousins. We are all citizens of Earth. We are all connected. Love to the Netherlands. May you never feel what we have felt and may we always be allies.
@@LtRee96se thanks and never a problem mate.
God's bless you and all family 👪 and friends peace ✌
It is like 8 tragedies in sequence.
Hopefully it was a once in a century event that we can prevent completely
People just boarding planes or going to work shouldn't experience this
Here in the UK we saw it on TV and send our love
"Still one of the most horrible things that ever happened."
Mayyyyybe study history more.
It's for sure in the top 5,000 though...
Controllers skills were really put at test this day .... what an awesome work this guy did
My mom recalls her account of this day, she was only 17 at the time. She recalls being in highschool and the teachers rolling in the TV, changing it to the live news. She also recalls many around her crying with their relatives in NY, one of those people she never saw again. RIP to all those brave, innocent people.
I will never forget Sep.11 its such painful sad day I still can't believe it happened.
Still sad and heart breaking😢💔
Even if it's 18 years ago.
May all rest in peace....
All may rest in peace. Even the japanese childs after august, 6th, 1945
@@edmurnico7508 RIP All the innocent people who died because of our Luciferian leaders created/manipulated wars between their "useless humans"...
No 19 years ago😢
@@CV20K 18-19 ? Same crap! Too long for this bullcrap being fed to the ignorant ones 😝
@@pandorasbox7672 quit pulling words out of your ass and wake up.
Who the hell would give this a thumbs down? I don't think they realize how much work it took to make a video like this and synchronize it with ATCs fast talking instructions.
Sometimes ants watch this kind of stuff and they are very hard to please..Especially the queen..🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐝🐝🐜🐜🐜🐜✈🛬🛩🛫🐒🐒🐜🐜🐜🐜🐝🐝🤶🤶🌲🌙🌙🍌
They prob mean thumbs down to what happened, not the video itself.
@Trash Can its a flight sim
Fack niga
I'm sure the thumbs down came from people who knows this event was a huge 👹 deception.
Almost 22 years later and it still makes your adrenaline rush.
I was 10 when this happened. 911 made my psychic go down. 2001, USA, the most powerful state and this shit happened 😢
@@kayleighgallagher3146 yeah that when they knew they weren’t that powerful . It was just ego and now they’re more humble
It would have been even more terrifying for passengers as they would have seen the smoke from the north tower as their plane flew in.
Never forget !!!
Who’s here? 9/11/2021 I can’t believe it’s been 20 years! Wow. Rest in paradise to all those who lost their lives. Very sad, tragic day. Never forget.
poor choice of utopia.
Your animation is so incredible, it brought all the horror of this day back. Good job on your video, but it brought such bad feelings back to me. I will never forget that day and how everyone's lives changed forever.
I was thinking the same, i have never seen this animation before and i also didn't know they took that long to take over the plane, learned alot from this. RIP to everyone lost on that horrible day and for the suffering families may God be with you always
One time I flew into Chicago and the plane turned sharply and the nose was pointed downward, pointed at the city. Even though our plane wasn’t hijacked, I remember trying to prepare myself mentally for what might happen if we were to ever crash. I hate flying so much. I can’t imagine what these people did to prepare mentally for their fate.
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they didn't know you dumbfuck. the people on the right of the plane didn't know. they can't see what's in front of them you dumbass. the people on the left side of the plane saw the burning north tower because of how the plane banked. how fuckin dumb are you?
The passangers did not know they could not look forward. The Stewardess was on the phone calling the company dispatch and she was recorded as saying "we are to low WE ARE TO LOW" she knew something seriously was about to happen. The impact cause workers at there desk to get blow out of the building out the windows and to the deaths bellow.
@@LK-pc4sq no the passengers in the back of UA175 could see the North tower in flames
@@FsimulatorXhow do you know?
BIG HUGS to all are brothers and sisters in USA from your close allies over the pond in the UK. God Bless you all, and the fallen Angels 🙏🏻🙌🏻👍🏻❤❤❤🇬🇧🇺🇲
Today is August 22 2020. I am as horrified today as I was back on 9/11. We should NEVER get used to the events of that horrible day.
God rest all those innocent souls.
August 22, 2021 🖤🖤🖤
Great job with the synchronization. An excellent representation of an event we will all never forget!
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So sad and tragic. I love the sound of planes, cabin and radio.
I watch this I just tear up and start chocking. My mind just goes to what those people may have been thinking as this is happening, The horror and all the did one day was get up out of bed and live their lives only for it to be taken for no reason. 20 years later my heart still goes out to the families of those passengers. I find myself dreaming that these cowards would have been somehow stopped. God bless those passengers, and god bless those that lost their lives in the towers.
I was 9 when these events happened and I live in the UK but these events have stayed with me ever since.
I was lucky enough to visit the US and New York for the first time in March this year and was finally able to visit the 9/11 Memorial and Museum and finally feel like after 19 years I could truly pay my respects to everyone lost on that horrific day. Visiting New York was 4 of the best nights of my life and I already cannot wait to return some day soon!
I'm Aussie, as allies of the US, we feel American every September the 11th.
It's still to this day the biggest terrorist attack on the UK as well - as people from many nations worked in the WTC.
New York is too dangerous right now
@@janblackman6204 I just went, I felt safe.
Every time we get near to 11 September I think of this and can't stop thinking about it.Can't imagine what the people who lost loved ones in 9\11 must feel,each year this day approaches.Such a memorable sight,I was only 11 at the time.😭
i also think about the ones that called in sick that day and must feel so lucky and maybe a little guilty. and of course the brave firemen and women who were running in while people were running out, even though they had no chance of putting the fire out.
RIP 21 years later. Promise you’ll never be forgotten 🙏
I’ll never forget that day. I’d just done my first morning at college and that afternoon, I was doing my 2-6 shift in a shop. I’m in England and it was a beautiful day here as well. About 2:30, a customer rushed into the shop and said ‘there are planes being flown into buildings all over the place’! ‘They’ve flown into the Twin Towers’.
It scared the living daylights out of us wondering if they were coming over here to do the same. Bloody awful day. 😢
God bless all those innocents who died that day.
Very well done. Will never forget that day.
I've grown up hearing a lot of air traffic near where I live ........ one of the things I remember most vividly that day was when they grounded all the aircraft in the country - it was so eerily quiet ......... And the thing you don't really hear people talk about that much is that on that day - we really didn't know if there were only 4 hijackings - it was like - ok what's going to happen next? .......
@Cian MacGana Ok - should I be more specific then? I haven't heard a lot of people talk about that particular thing over the years ........... are you satisfied now?
It was the same in Canada, downtown Toronto was shut down by 11 am, tall buildings evacuated. Flights diverted from USA to Canada. All air travel stopped for @ a week if I remember correctly. Such a sadness was felt everywhere.
@@tdotjazzberryram61 Yep - I remember that. Can hardly believe it's been 20 years ..........
@Cian MacGana Actually - I was thinking the same about you ........
I was working in Elk Grove Village IL which is near O'Hare Airport, and I have to agree how eerie it was when they grounded all the planes. The mass confusion of trying to figure out exactly what was happening, and when and by whom, was quite a mess for our people to deal with. I can only hope that something like this never happens again.
What a horrific way to die. 💔Please never forget the bravery that these poor passengers went through. We will never forget ☦️✝️
I’ve come across a lot of 9:11 vids today and they’re just all so so incredibly heart wrenching . although beautifully they all share the same trace of human light n courage and care for others , which also makes things harder to process as all those innocent wonderful souls lost their lives . Just want to send infinite love and warmth to everyone affected , rest in peace to all the lost souls and god bless those who survived n r traumatised praying for everyone’s healing God bless 🙏🏽❤️
Sheer terror. A decent person's mind can't even go there.
Regret, Horror, sadness, and Desperation.
a religious one can go there, pure evil religion is, deluded nutjobs
craig mitcham a religious one can go there, if they actually follow the religion unlike the guys that did this, they believe god is protecting them
A Trump follower's mind can.
@@sciencefriction315 lmfao sure, dems and biden followers a way more deluded as seeing by this here comment
I was 31 years old about that time now I'm in my 50s and every time I watch the footage of the airplanes struck the towers and it never ceases to amaze me what a tragic day..
You were the same age (I guess) as Mark Bingham, who was on ua93, rip Mark, sad this actually happened...
Drones are what struck the towers
@@roynorman3650Yes drones that looked like 747s filled with passengers.
@@kenb2671 military drones, no one aboard
@@roynorman3650 Yeah ok.
57:10 That dive must have been utterly terrifying for those on board, can't imagine what they were thinking at this point, it's too horrific and painful
I still can't believe it. With my PTSD it's as if time stands still, as if it were literally yesterday, and replays in my head constantly as such. After being at ground-zero in the aftermath, I was alive and working everyday for months, but mentally I couldn't have been there, my mind really didn't grasp the magnitude until I really began to grieve. I suppose that I watch these videos (some several times) to better accept the reality and try to make sense of things -- What makes it so goddamn difficult is that sane and decent people can't make sense of something so senseless.
Going on 20 years and still so fresh in my memory. Anyone else start sobbing while watching this? Do we need another tragedy like this to bring our country together again? If so, that’s a tragedy in itself.
You make such a great point, I too wish we weren’t so divided.. I wish we could come together again as Americans. I don’t care if you own guns, I don’t care who you think our President is/should be, I don’t care what you do in your own homes. Let’s just all get along, be civil and be there for each other they way we were that day and the weeks following.
You had a tragedy like that. 400k unnecessary dead.
Like if 2 planes were hijacked and it happened in a different location (like one world trade center or reunion tower in Dallas) it would be a terrible tragedy but you have one of the most powerful points in the comments section I don’t care if we worry about Karen’s, guns, rude people, our president, we just need to come back together which will have a brighter side on us. Do we need another tragedy? Yes and no, because we don’t want 3,000 maybe even a higher capacity of deaths of our citizens and yes, because it would bring us together again but it would be terrible if it happened again. If I was on the plane and it was hijacked (2nd plane) I would livestream on Instagram or something and just send a “SOS” (save our souls) call and video to know that the plane has somehow, some way been taken over with ???? Guys with weapons. Let’s just pray that this will never happen♥️✝️🙏
The DemocRATS running this country into the ground are doing it for us. People won’t take this much longer. I suspect, therewill be a major uprising soon! Stock up on food, water, and ammunition while you still can!
I wonder if we would be as united as we were back then because of the division that we have now has never been like this in many decades… I am curious if the families of these terroist Think about this day on the anniversary
It kinda tugs at your heart strings when you watch an older movie and you see the twin towers in the background .
I know The Wall Street movie opens with views of the Twin Towers
Absolutely. I revisited “Terms of Endearment” recently. I had totally forgotten about Debra Wingers monologue with the towers displayed behind her shrouded in fog. I indeed felt that.
Yeah certain sitcom‘s for me I’ll watch on TV and it definitely dates the TV shows, you see the twin towers and in other episodes they aren’t there,
The Song Remains the Same concert by Led Zeppelin was filmed at Madison Square Garden in 1973 and they have panorama's of the WTC buildings in the movie.
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A whole segment of Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd is filmed leading from street level to the plaza. Back in the day, too, there were the apocalyptic movies that i as a Canadian always chuckled at because “the ruins of the towers underwater” or similar was always in it. It was what made that day feel even more unreal/movie-like, to some degree.
This is an impressive video. Kudos.
20 plus years later 7/9/22 looking back on this day and all the poor souls who lost there precious lives. I look around myself now here in Los Angeles and realize just how much 9/11 has impacted the future of our society. I’d give anything to be able to take away the heartache of all the loved ones who lost someone that day.