Absolutely! You've hit the nail on the head there - quick thinking kinda guy. Saved so many lives with that quick mind. Always think on the flight that crashed into a residential area in Amsterdam years ago. That could have been the situation here too. What a man ❤️🙏
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This "miracle" landing was the result of a flight crew that had a total understanding of the plane, plus years of experience. Being able to think under insane pressure helps too.
Also the engineering of the aircraft. The Airbus they were flying was programmed to keep the aircraft within the flight envelope where it was just on the verge of stalling, making it easier to maximize their glide and make the landing as gentle as possible (which isn't exactly gentle by any definition but no ditching ever has been). Ultimately the perfect execution of that glide kept the fuselage intact and let the engines be ripped-off more-or-less cleanly as designed.
A passenger said there was no people panicking. Shock? yes but no panicking. They managed to all make it out to the wins and a waiting lifeboat. One of the flight attendants was badly Injured when they hit the water. A beam from the cargo shot into her leg and she still managed to keep everyone calm and get everyone braced for impact and evacuated,safely. The pilots knew what they were doing. They couldn't turn around and were losing lift fast. So they couldn't coast to a surrounding airport. They wouldn't make it because once the engines go,so does the electricity. They turned on the ECU and managed to radio back to tower and landed safely in the water. No water traffic and the Hudson is often patrolled. So they were evacuated safely and taken to the ferry terminals. The red cross gave them coats and sweaters out of closets because it was the coldest day of that year. They're heroes.
Sully's water landing is an incredible example of survival thinking. The speed with which Sully and Skiles adapted their mindsets in response to the changed circumstance (normal take-off to emergency engines failure ) is astonishing. In survival conditions, this is known as "re-writing the [mental] map." The faster you do it, the faster you start making life saving decisions. Yes, airline pilots are highly trained to do so. Still, this is a note-worthy response.
@Bad Cattitude I mean, the ATC wasnt going to "send him to a nearby airport", they gave him options. That's their job, and you know absolutely nothing about the flying industry. It's obvious.
@@Zaz5y ? Bad cattitude just wrote specifically "Its more impressive when you realize the ATC was going to send him to a nearby airport". Which is false, the ATC gave Sully every option he could. Nothing more, nothing less.
@@Zaz5y No I didn't. He said it as if ATC was commanding him to get to an airport but only Sully realized the danger. Simply not true, Sully had already declared mayday which means that ATC will prio him and do whatever the captain asks and give viable options. Nothing less.
Sully is the guy you could run into at the supermarket and he would let you go in front of him in line. An awesome pilot but still humble. He keeps trying to give credit to everyone else.
Mr. Sullenberger, First Officer Jeff Skiles, and rescuers from NY and NJ (air, water, and land). Thanks for what you did that day on January 15, 2009 and for saving the lives of 155 people. You're heroes.
Saw the movie on IMAX today and it was really powerful. Great work and shines a great light on Sully and what he did. Please buy him a drink if you ever see him for me!
Arctic explorer ... somebody, damn, can't remember his name ... said "When all hope is lost, give me Shackelton." If you don't know who Shackleton was, google him. ASTONISHING.
100 seconds to failed engines and 208 seconds to land on water. Total time 5 minutes 8 seconds. This video 06:40 is lengthier than that. Just blows my mind.
Not only did Captain Sully land the plane safely, he made sure everyone was off before evacuating. He walked back and forth twice. Thank you Captain Sully for your heroism!
I second that ....talk about cool under pressure nothing more brings out the best in you when your life and that of another 154 people's lives are in your hands what skills this man has
Man was owed more than a few television appearances. He mastered aircraft I really wish they could make a sculpture in dc or Mount Rushmore. Truly a founding father...
A hero. A mentor. Thanks Sully, ya did good. Maybe kids will see this movie and have hope for their future. Humanity CAN be a good thing. Without it - we are lost.
Who raised this guy? We need these kinds of parents. We teachers are fighting a battle we will not win. My Sister teaches HS in CA & the kids said "It's OK to cheat. You do yourself an injustice if you don't. Everyone cheats, Ms. She said. I haven't! There's a lot to be said about integrity boys & girls.
Reading the CVR transcript showed just how amazing Capt. Sullenberger and 1st Officer Skiles were at thinking outside the box. From the time the birds were spotted to the water landing, only 3 minutes, 23 seconds had elapsed. The Quick Response Handbook (QRH) they have next to their seats only assumed losing both engines would happen at cruise altitude (most likely to fuel starvation) and so the QRH checklist for "both engines out" was long and detailed. By the time 1st Officer Skiles would have completed the re-light checklist, the plane would have already impacted terrain or water. So they improvised with positive results.
OK, it's just possible that good fortune smiled on the crew and the plane landed uncharacteristically well on the water that morning BUT Capt. Sullenberger is still an incredible man and he and his co-pilot achieved the IMPOSSIBLE. That's the very definition of a superhero!
Legend has it, the original pilot flying that plane, was Chuck Norris. When the plane struck the birds, and it lost thrust in both engines, Chuck panicked. His head dripping sweat, his breathing intensified, he had no idea what to do. When all of a sudden, a hand touched his shoulder, and he heard someone say "Step aside son, I'll take it from here" Chuck looked up, and there stood Chesley Sullenberger. Chuck was so embarrassed, that it's been kept secret the entire time.
I love that he's totally embracing the fame. He still has the "humble hero" thing going on, but also isn't guilt-ridden about cashing in on it. Good speaking voice, too. Good for talks shows and junkets.
Victor "Godamn" Sullivan! It's funny, I had the exact same thought and got excited thinking we would get a movie based on Sully fron UC. But, now we know who they can cast if they make a live action flick.
Al-Haim La Ahad You sir, have just posted one of the most genius things ever posted! No role is beyond the grasp of Briscoe County, Jr (a.k.a. Bruce Campbell)! LOL!!
i just watched this movie a couple of days ago on Netflix....Really enjoyed it. It gave me the chills all over again. Cannot believe the skill and knowledge it took to land that plane safely...Congrats to the flight crew for their unbelievable calm, cool and professionalism.
In WWII, there was an effort to develop water landing protocols. They gave up, as it was simply impossible to predict what would happen. That, and the planes tendency to break up on hitting the water..
Steven about Clint Eastwood showing up on Sully's doorstep: "That would be frightening." Sully's brain: "Punk, I landed a passenger plane on a fucking river. I AM lucky."
"If the bird never would have tried to murder him, I''m sure you and I never would have heard of him But now the man has got icon status From dicing up geese like a daikon radish" -Zach Sherwin, "Goose MCs"
the guy never misses an opportunity to throw credit to his crew and everyone involved with the rescue. such a class act
You can say that again! He is such a class act! So inspired by him ❤
And another thing I have noticed already is that he always says the first officer's name before his when he tells what happened.
Sully seems like just the nicest guy.
@Steven I see what you did there.
what did he do?
The AMV TOP 50 The song. Some hippie band wrote song inspired by him. It was featured in Drive. One of the best movies in the past 10 years.
BHRxRACER Drive sucked, lol. I mean holy shit, it was bad.
The AMV TOP 50 Just to be clear you're talking about the gosling movie, right? IF so, you're the first person I've seen/heard/read say that.
"or be on this show"
Dude is as quick at making aviation calls as he is at quick witted jokes.
Absolutely! You've hit the nail on the head there - quick thinking kinda guy. Saved so many lives with that quick mind. Always think on the flight that crashed into a residential area in Amsterdam years ago. That could have been the situation here too. What a man ❤️🙏
I can´t believe how much I love this guy!!! such a hero and inspiration!!
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The consummate professional: self-effacing, not afraid to laugh at himself, calm and with a certain aura about him.
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Captain Sully deserves every great thing that's happening to him. What a hero!
He deserves to coast from here on out although I doubt he will do that.
This "miracle" landing was the result of a flight crew that had a total understanding of the plane, plus years of experience. Being able to think under insane pressure helps too.
It helped that there was little water traffic, and rescue services did their jobs perfectly.
Also the engineering of the aircraft. The Airbus they were flying was programmed to keep the aircraft within the flight envelope where it was just on the verge of stalling, making it easier to maximize their glide and make the landing as gentle as possible (which isn't exactly gentle by any definition but no ditching ever has been). Ultimately the perfect execution of that glide kept the fuselage intact and let the engines be ripped-off more-or-less cleanly as designed.
Having no other options made the choice very clear. Like a chess position where a brilliant move is found because all other moves lose.
Unlike what happened With the rio paris A447.....
A passenger said there was no people panicking. Shock? yes but no panicking. They managed to all make it out to the wins and a waiting lifeboat.
One of the flight attendants was badly Injured when they hit the water. A beam from the cargo shot into her leg and she still managed to keep everyone calm and get everyone braced for impact and evacuated,safely.
The pilots knew what they were doing. They couldn't turn around and were losing lift fast. So they couldn't coast to a surrounding airport. They wouldn't make it because once the engines go,so does the electricity. They turned on the ECU and managed to radio back to tower and landed safely in the water.
No water traffic and the Hudson is often patrolled. So they were evacuated safely and taken to the ferry terminals.
The red cross gave them coats and sweaters out of closets because it was the coldest day of that year.
They're heroes.
Consummate professional and a gentleman of class, dignity and humility. He deserves that standing ovation absolutely.
Sully's water landing is an incredible example of survival thinking. The speed with which Sully and Skiles adapted their mindsets in response to the changed circumstance (normal take-off to emergency engines failure ) is astonishing.
In survival conditions, this is known as "re-writing the [mental] map." The faster you do it, the faster you start making life saving decisions. Yes, airline pilots are highly trained to do so. Still, this is a note-worthy response.
@Bad Cattitude I mean, the ATC wasnt going to "send him to a nearby airport", they gave him options. That's their job, and you know absolutely nothing about the flying industry. It's obvious.
@@Wexexx Lol he definitely wasn't implying that.
@@Zaz5y ? Bad cattitude just wrote specifically "Its more impressive when you realize the ATC was going to send him to a nearby airport". Which is false, the ATC gave Sully every option he could. Nothing more, nothing less.
Niklas Stenhall He definitely meant that but you took his wording too seriously :P
@@Zaz5y No I didn't. He said it as if ATC was commanding him to get to an airport but only Sully realized the danger. Simply not true, Sully had already declared mayday which means that ATC will prio him and do whatever the captain asks and give viable options. Nothing less.
Why does he look like he was once a US president?
Because we are starved for quality in people.
+richard dietl Jesus, that got serious
Or Vice President
No, he looks like President Jimmy Carter without the mustache.
Plus throw in the red, white, and blue suit, he has got it down pat.
Blue suit, white shirt, red tie. That'll make anyone look like the president lol
My dad is a lifelong pilot F.I. and safety analyst for Lockheed and he admires the shit out of this guy, which is quite the endorsement.
I love that Tom Hanks and the rest of the cast of the movie gave him the option to go on the shows and get seen instead of doing it themselves
This man has such grace while he speaks and his voice is so calm
Sully's a rockstar .....and a true American Hero along with his first mate and flight crew
Sully is the guy you could run into at the supermarket and he would let you go in front of him in line. An awesome pilot but still humble. He keeps trying to give credit to everyone else.
They way he walks out kind of shocked is just so beautiful. He’s a true hero.
He still was giving credit to everyone else. That is an awesome human being.
I call every landing I can walk away from a good one.
OK
70% pilot error?
I say any landing where you can reuse the plane is an amazing landing!
Nick Costa ever see dawn patrol with errol flynn or blue max with gerge peppard?
Planes were disposable back then..;-)
What about a landing you have to swim away from? :P
His humility is so inspiring. This is what a real hero looks like. Everyone on that air crew is a hero.
Mr. Sullenberger, First Officer Jeff Skiles, and rescuers from NY and NJ (air, water, and land). Thanks for what you did that day on January 15, 2009 and for saving the lives of 155 people. You're heroes.
What a humble and collected guy. All hope is not lost everyone.
2:17 I freaggin' LOVE Sully's humor! such an eloquent speaker💛💛💛
Saw the movie on IMAX today and it was really powerful. Great work and shines a great light on Sully and what he did. Please buy him a drink if you ever see him for me!
Capt Sullenberger should never pay for a drink or a meal in public again, particularly anywhere near NYC.
He seems like such a sweetheart! Aww I bet he's a cool dad. He looks younger without the stache
Wow. Tom Hanks lost a lot of weight.
sure has
Wow. You must be stupid as hell. Tom Hanks portrayed this guy in a movie!
+James Farrell if bad bait
wow.
no shit
if i'm ever in an emergency i want this guy with me.
Arctic explorer ... somebody, damn, can't remember his name ... said "When all hope is lost, give me Shackelton." If you don't know who Shackleton was, google him. ASTONISHING.
I wish there were more stories about real heroes like him
There are but you gotta find em
What an incredible job Captain Sullenberger did landing that plane! I'm sure he will always be a hero to everyone who was on that plane.
Standing ovation. Nothing less. HERO❤
100 seconds to failed engines and 208 seconds to land on water. Total time 5 minutes 8 seconds. This video 06:40 is lengthier than that. Just blows my mind.
Not only did Captain Sully land the plane safely, he made sure everyone was off before evacuating. He walked back and forth twice. Thank you Captain Sully for your heroism!
Deep but soft voice with a very light demeanor that reminds me of Bob Ross.
The PBS show host and "happy little trees" artist? An interesting observation...
Modest to the core. A true hero. Love this man x
This man just exudes class and poise. What a true hero and one of Americas finest.
Not only is he an amazing pilot, he’s a great storyteller.
that song was fucking amazing
what is the name of the song?
Sully Sullenberger for President 2016
NO
I second that ....talk about cool under pressure nothing more brings out the best in you when your life and that of another 154 people's lives are in your hands what skills this man has
@@santiagomacahilas2346 he would be a mediocre president. Maybe.
@@brandonkey181 He might be too honest to be a politician.
@@mattiafioravanti8475 thats not why
Man was owed more than a few television appearances. He mastered aircraft I really wish they could make a sculpture in dc or Mount Rushmore. Truly a founding father...
A hero. A mentor. Thanks Sully, ya did good. Maybe kids will see this movie and have hope for their future. Humanity CAN be a good thing. Without it - we are lost.
This is a man that’s god tier at his profession !
Idris Elba is so in character, he's killin it
Sully - what a great guy!
Stephen still killing it with the great guests :)
Who raised this guy? We need these kinds of parents. We teachers are fighting a battle we will not win.
My Sister teaches HS in CA & the kids said "It's OK to cheat. You do yourself an injustice if you don't. Everyone cheats, Ms.
She said. I haven't! There's a lot to be said about integrity boys & girls.
zero ego, real hero...
i am a frequent traveller on Skyteam and StarAlliance. Hope I always will have pilots like Sully on board!
Absolutely awesome...!!!
What a guy...what a hero
Can't wait to see the movie. If you guys ever listened to the recording of that flight, which is available online, you'll surely be touched.
Reading the CVR transcript showed just how amazing Capt. Sullenberger and 1st Officer Skiles were at thinking outside the box. From the time the birds were spotted to the water landing, only 3 minutes, 23 seconds had elapsed. The Quick Response Handbook (QRH) they have next to their seats only assumed losing both engines would happen at cruise altitude (most likely to fuel starvation) and so the QRH checklist for "both engines out" was long and detailed. By the time 1st Officer Skiles would have completed the re-light checklist, the plane would have already impacted terrain or water. So they improvised with positive results.
He is so humble... A true hero!
He talks about it like its an everyday thing it's nuts
He probably has to talk about it everyday so there's that.
You're very jealous ,what he did is the question he must to answer.
Don't be so hateful 😡😠
^Wtf? Nobody is being hateful here
Learn what hateful means, you fucking idiot.
(THIS comment was hateful, FYI)
Well, from what I know Captain Sully was a Navy aviator in the F14's so I guess his experience played role.
Definition of a hero.
He is straight out of central casting. The perfect pilot. A real hero. Brilliant and funny speaker.
OK, it's just possible that good fortune smiled on the crew and the plane landed uncharacteristically well on the water that morning BUT Capt. Sullenberger is still an incredible man and he and his co-pilot achieved the IMPOSSIBLE. That's the very definition of a superhero!
Legend has it, the original pilot flying that plane, was Chuck Norris. When the plane struck the birds, and it lost thrust in both engines, Chuck panicked. His head dripping sweat, his breathing intensified, he had no idea what to do. When all of a sudden, a hand touched his shoulder, and he heard someone say "Step aside son, I'll take it from here" Chuck looked up, and there stood Chesley Sullenberger. Chuck was so embarrassed, that it's been kept secret the entire time.
Americans certainly know how to honor people
Yeah. We have to deal with so much bullshit. So when we get a new hero we really value them because usually they're above all that.
and also know how to bring up things that happen 20 years ago prosicute u and bring your ass down tooo
Yes they do. Guess its because they been to most of the wars in the world ... So they honor their soldiers
Yes, I was thinking the same thing :)
I've noticed that too.
I love that he's totally embracing the fame. He still has the "humble hero" thing going on, but also isn't guilt-ridden about cashing in on it. Good speaking voice, too. Good for talks shows and junkets.
And he is such a fun and humble guy!
This man is amazing
Just watched the movie. So much respect for this man. Love Sully.
God damn he has a relaxing voice. Can you imagine him doing a voiceover of a nature documentary?
He's a nice guy, you can tell by the way he told the story: he mentions his first officer, the fly attendants and NY waterway
with that mustache he looks like a real life version of Sully from Uncharted
Victor "Godamn" Sullivan! It's funny, I had the exact same thought and got excited thinking we would get a movie based on Sully fron UC. But, now we know who they can cast if they make a live action flick.
+Ozzy Zamora Captain seems like a nice guy but the only one who should play Sully is Bruce Campbell
yea too bad your fictional character didn't get a movie, who even is this sullenberger guy, its like he's a national hero or anythin
Al-Haim La Ahad You sir, have just posted one of the most genius things ever posted! No role is beyond the grasp of Briscoe County, Jr (a.k.a. Bruce Campbell)! LOL!!
thought the same haha
i just watched this movie a couple of days ago on Netflix....Really enjoyed it. It gave me the chills all over again. Cannot believe the skill and knowledge it took to land that plane safely...Congrats to the flight crew for their unbelievable calm, cool and professionalism.
Sully you are a true hero , His bless you and your Family !! ❤❤❤❤
I really like that he's enjoying himself now, well earned mate.
He talks a little bit like Jeff Goldblum! What a great guy.
A true hero. And I am so happy this movie was made.
A true American hero that should be celebrated everyday for ever!!!
What a guy! #respect
In WWII, there was an effort to develop water landing protocols.
They gave up, as it was simply impossible to predict what would happen.
That, and the planes tendency to break up on hitting the water..
Kudos to this amazing guy. So modest. He's the hero America needs.
What a cool guy!
True heroes!!! All the flight crew!!!! Thank god! X
I love Sully!!!! Former Eastern Airlines Flight Attendant ❤𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕝𝕝 𝕝𝕚𝕧𝕚𝕟' 𝕊𝕔𝕦𝕝𝕝𝕪 𝕚𝕟 2023👏👨🏼✈️✈️
Sully is a bad ass!
The entire flight was shorter than this segment.
Steven about Clint Eastwood showing up on Sully's doorstep: "That would be frightening."
Sully's brain: "Punk, I landed a passenger plane on a fucking river. I AM lucky."
Everyone's Talking about Sully!
once in a lifetime story,amazing.
It occurs to me that Sully proved to be very eloquent. He is the perfect callsign for that company.
SULLY naturally being very chill & calm under pressure served him well during that water crash. 😊 plus .... Nerves of STEEL, Thank God
He's the guy from Uncharted, right?
Drake brothers babysitter
We all know sully great at landing planes on water
Yup, my favorite character, Lol.
Oh god he actually does look kind of like him lol
Damn you right
I just realized it
Looooool
Amazing human being. Amazing pilot!!!
Brilliant to book the actual Captain.
I can see him in a great movie! He's handsome, he has the voice, he has great personality, just AWESOME!!😍😍☺☺
An amazing person who was at the height of his game as a pilot in 2009.
Great movie about Sully. Love from Philippines.😊😊😊😊
Captain Sully looks so Presidential!
What a real legend !!!
"If the bird never would have tried to murder him,
I''m sure you and I never would have heard of him
But now the man has got icon status
From dicing up geese like a daikon radish"
-Zach Sherwin, "Goose MCs"
lol..yeah, you would think with all the flights going in and out of New York every day the geese would have figured out by now where not to fly...
Real men, true heroes. God bless.
The world needs more men like Sully and Jeff
Love love love this man all my respect to you sully , god bless you, god bless your legacy.
How can anybody not like this guy ?
everyone hates him yet he's the republican candidate for president, yeah ok
What a hero!! ❤👍
There is a special place in heaven for this man!
A true hero. I cried that day...
Sully! Great job! Great interview! I liked the moustache, sorry Mrs. Sully!
Capt Sullenberger for President