Miracle on the Hudson: When Sully met the passengers
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2019
- Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger saved all 155 people on board US Airways Flight 1549. Ten years ago, 60 Minutes was there when he reunited with them. For more, click here: cbsn.ws/2CxS6r9
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"I don't feel comfortable embracing it [being called a hero] but I don't want to deny it. I don't want to diminish their thankful feeling toward me by telling them that they're wrong." What an amazing soul! I'm so glad this opportunity was captured and shared with us. The gratitude and respect is beautiful.
Eloquent as could be...
Such an eloquent and humble response.
Saved not just the passengers but the countless generations that will follow
Never thought about that
He brings his friend forward when everybody started clapping. What a superior human being!
What a Legendary Pilot and Crew. To perform under that immense pressure is special. Well done.
That's a lot to carry. A lot of emotions to carry with you. I hope Sully and Jeff are doing well these days.
That dude from first class who was terrified, you could see the gratitude he had for the cabin crew who stayed calm while he was frightened out of his mind, you cant fake that level of respect and affection he showed with that kiss on the cheek.
We talk in this country about sports figures and even entertainers being heroes. No, this is an example of what a REAL hero looks like.
The 4 dislikes were the birds that got caught in the turbines
Man there are 7 bird now . Badeggs
Eight, now
Family members of those birds
but...they are dead
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!
The little dude thanking Sully for saving his daddy 😍
Damm when that baby said thank you for bringing my daddy home 😢
It's gotta be so gratifying for him every time he sees the passengers
Tears watching this video. Amazing job Captain Sullenberger!
1:13 I'm gonna cry, I'm gonna cry.
Thank you for bringing my daddy home 😭😭😭😭
I am going to watch the movie again.
He saved not just the amount of passangers in the planes but countless of generations to come
So true because many of the passengers from what i read were very young.A lot of them went on to be married and have children of their own.Some of the older passengers have grandchildren.Captain Sullenberger by doing what he did enabled them to still be here and experience these life events.
Give that man the Medal of Honor!
Super remembered this I was students and in hospital canteen when we are so glued watching the news very dramatic rescue..
To see a room of that size FILLED with people from just ONE flight on a pretty typically sized airliner it really puts things in perspective what a huge lost this could’ve been 😯🙏🏾
A true Captain and hero.
I love this, it's just simple and to the point. 60 minutes really still holding it together after all of these years.
Can't believe they all made it -No less after 9/11-NYC needed this.
I thought the same. We all needed this story, especially after 9/11 but NY especially ❤
I saw the movie starring Tom Hanks (who is one of my favorite actors) today and was so moved by it! OMG, what a wonderful story!!
Great crew and pilot... big respect from Germany Duisburg ...von der Eltz / Uhlig Pilot family ❤😊
One of the most profound events in American History...It showed how we Americans, when presented with a situation which is life or death; We grit our teeth and get to work...As a USAF vet, I couldn't be prouder of Capt. Sully...
An absolutely phenomenal pilot🙏🏼
What an outstanding man! 💕👏🏻👍👌🏽
May god bless u our captain ❤
2021??? Hello
it's simply astonishing how Sully kept this aircraft in one piece... I have seen aircraft hitting the water and the results are not pretty!
who does dislike such an amazing video??
It's those damn birds!
Could potentially be those families who weren't so lucky and it triggered negative thoughts. Doesn't mean they didn't appreciate this incredible feat of human instinct Vs a computer. Technology doesn't have instinctiveness
I don’t know Sully, but I love him for what he did.
I just saw the movie last night in a hotel room in Woodstock, Georgia
I appreciate a lot Cp Sully but we should all know it was hard work humanly Including the Europeans That built The aeroplane but mainly let’s not forget that this was a miracle of God a miracle of God through Sully and rescuers
Talk about emotional. How could anyone watch this without tearing up...such an amazing man and other worldly event that even Hollywood couldn't have come up with.
❤❤❤ Cpt. Sullenberger ❤❤❤
Still to this day I feel for the First officer and the crew.. Its always remembered as ''Sully the hero''.... what about the first officer and the cabin crew? They don't get any recognition. they also were part of that, that day.
Damn there's dust in my eyes ... freaking dust
what a boss
Salute you sir
Real heroooo
He needs a day in his honor...If you never seen his episode on Mayday RUclips channel I suggest u watch it
the dislikes were the birds caught in the engines
My man is locked in
Greatness
Miracle on the Hudson NYC USA RECALL
Legend 😊
Big man
sully is an american hero
He's a worldwide Hero.
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yeah i agree
i am syrian not even american or from the west
but when i see a man that is brave and know what he is doing and so damn good at it i really have to respect such a man
so much respect for captain sully
No doubt, Sully did a remarkable job and has proven to be a genuine hero.
But, if I were in his shoes and pulled that feat off, I would have to admit I was saving my own arse too. It'd sound something like "I was riding the front of that F'n lawn dart and I certainly didn't want want to go through an inquiry about being the only survivor afterwards" 😂
if this plane had gone down in 2023, half the passengers would be tiktoking as the jet approached the water
Well designed plane.
Is someone chopping onions???
Capt. "Sully embrace there gratefulness if it would've been another crew, they might not have made it. as i said on the other page these people wouldn't have had a chance to hold their loved one they wouldn't of had the chance to go before the altar and Glorify God for giving you the skills and focus to save them by determination and working in perfect sink with your copilot
Love it Well said!!!!
And to think the FAA & airline wanted to throw this man under the bus. Incredible.
With no disrespect to Sully has anyone else noticed with all these documentaries & at the end of the Sully movie how Sully quotes the same saying like he has memorised it. I have noticed this several times....guess the man ran out of new things to say as this event went on & on. He will always remain an honourable person nonetheless.
He seems like the type of person that would repeat himself in the hopes of being out of the spotlight quickly.
A big giant like for the crew and passengers but 1 big giant dislike for Katie Couric!
Of course he was trying to save his own life as well, BUT- he would not leave that aircraft until he was absolutely sure everyone else had gotten off. He went through the whole sinking plane twice, just to make sure.
Sully is a warrior, who is as graceful as 2 ships passing in the night. I am SO happy for all the familes that they have all thier loved ones becuase of this General and his solidiers.
Love Love this comment!!!!!
Bro should never work a day I’m his life again. Give him billions
Just for the record! That's it how hucking works ... just as a reminder in times of stupid corona hystery ...
😀
The way this lady interview pisses me off
🥺🥺🥺🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
What
Yeah, yeah, just another excuse for losing your luggage...
Allah saved you all .. Mr. Sully just did his part in excellent way.
how do you know it was allah? It could have been Jesus Christ.....or Budda....
Don't forget bacon. Captain Sullenberger had bacon with his eggs that morning for breakfast, that gave him a good start to his day. Hurray for bacon!
Wait!!! I thought allah believed all non muslims were infidels and should be killed.
I wish from this people thanks God first and know about the god more and go in right path. God put this pilot to survive all. And give them big chance
Too much????? 100 Pilot done the same and in the sea where the condition much harder.
BJFA The hardest part was commiting to it. That would not be easy
Kokolores! Es gibt nur 4 Piloten, die eine erfolgreiche Wasserlandung hinbekommen haben. Alle anderen, die es versucht haben sind kläglich gescheitert.
It’s so funny to see that we fail to see that this was God who saved every body through Sully, and he was just a good pilot and did his job well but the miracle was the one that saved everyone
I agree he used Capt Sully as an instrument through him his grace and mercy allowed everyone to come through this experience and survive.
Why doesn't God do this more often tho?
He destroyed a Plane by landing in the water and he's a Hero!? He's alive. The crews alive. Support pets and passengers are to. A little Wet but alive. Ah-Life!
where would you have landed?
It is unfortunate that Chesley Sullenberger sees himself as a hero in that he can stand in front of some of those who survived the ordeal and listen them say how great he is. Chesley Sullenberger is NOT a hero and should not see himself as one -- neither should anyone else. A hero is someone who knowingly risks his own life to save the life of another. Sullenberger did not risk his life for another. He was trying to save himself as well as his passengers.
Thankfully, the bridges and other potentially destructive or catastrophic structures “cooperated” in that the aircraft missed them. It may be true that Sullenberger was able to do something that helped him miss such structures, but I suspect he was just lucky (or blessed).
Sullenberger is not a hero, but he is unquestionably a great pilot. For that and that alone he should be honored.
Seriously? You have to think about all the things that happened in that 208 seconds. He had to think what was best for aircraft and passengers and had to quickly act, he took there lives into consideration first as a good pilot would. If he had thought about saving his own life than perhaps some of those passengers wouldn’t be alive. I think he can consider himself as a hero.
Lucky? You my friend are lost... lucky that birds took out both engines, the only 2 engines that aircraft had and You call that lucky? Saying that the bridges missed him? Honestly what are you talking about.. What he and the first officer had to deal with was a very rare unforeseen event that even training can’t get you ready for. You don’t know the first thing about being a pilot and the workload we have to deal with, what he and his first officer did was not only heroic but also a result of good judgement and piloting skills. That entire event could have easily went sideways if it wasn’t for the men behind those controls.
D.R how old are you ?
So you don't think that coolness under pressure is a form of heroism? Well, I do.
He is alive and just on the basis of that you r saying he was lucky..Thats people thought if anyone life is saved than they are lucky and if they died in crash then pilot mistake…
You r just saying that pilot don’t have any roles in saving peoples life???
And he had risks his life too coz he was also not sure that landing in river will be safer and save everyone including him..He took risk of his life too to land there….
And the passengers whose life are saved are calling him hero than you dont have right to call them wrong..Thats their choice to make someone their hero or role model..
He is a super hero to me.👍❤️✌️
This was NOT a miracle; it was a group of American professionals acting in unison to save their lives.