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Kennedy Tower ATC Recording from September 11, 2001 

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9/11 ATC Recording
**Timeline of events in video***
3:30: somewhere around this time mark, American Airlines Flight 11, a B767-200 hijacked out of Boston crashes into the 1 World Trade Center North Tower. The time is 846am EST
3:42: TWA Flight 3 is cleared for takeoff. 10 minutes into their flight as they're climbing southwest-bound over New Jersey the New York Air Route Traffic Control Center will alert them they are are on a near course collision with the now erratically flying hijacked United Airlines Flight 175, a B767-200 also out Boston. The time is 846am EST
6:06: Newark Controller Richard Tepper calls in reference to the plane crash into the World Trade Center. The Newark Controllers have a better view of the incident than the JFK controllers that day (reference and watch my Newark videos for a better understanding). Ironically enough just 6 minutes earlier Tepper and his fellow controllers have cleared a B757-200 United Flight 93 for takeoff servicing to San Francisco with 4 hijackers onboard This flight will be compromised nearly 40 minutes from now. The time is 850am EST
7:07: TACA Airlines Flight 580 is cleared for takeoff. 8 minutes from now as the plane is climbing through 17,000ft and talking to the N90 (New York Tracon) Liberty South Departure sector, the air traffic controller working Sector 55, controller Christopher Tucker, right over the Lib. South Departure airspace will frantically call up this sector and demand the controller to climb the TACA 580 to FL280 (28,000ft) in an effort to avoid a midair collision with the erratic and rouge Flight 175. The two planes will miss each other by several miles. The time is 851am EST
8:37: You can clearly hear other controllers in the background either notice or audibly observe the disaster unfolding in Manhattan with the North Tower. The time is 852am EST
10:03: NYPD Helicopter Recuse vehicles 14 and 6 are airborne and are requesting Class Bravo clearance to fly downtown toward the World Trade Center. Time is 853am EST
12:20: JetBlue Flight 23 is the first plane that morning on the Local Control frequency to report a plane flying into the World Trade Center. The time is 855am EST
12:43: America West Airlines Flight 193 (Cactus 193) is cleared for takeoff. Just moments later they will be under the control of ZNY ARTCC where controller Christopher Tucker will report to them the plane crash into the World Trade Center much to the shock and surprise of the pilots who at that point only thought a light plane hit the buildings with no foul. The time is 855am EST
17:18-17:28: Delta Airlines Flight 9900 is cleared for takeoff. Just moments later they'll also be taking to New York Center Sector 55 controller Christopher Tucker, who'll inquire from the pilots more visual information on the disaster happening on the ground at the Twin Towers. Because of the erratic flying the hijackers are doing onboard Flight 175, they are cutting right through the south/southwestern and eastern departure routes out of JFK, Newark and LaGuardia. The several near misses in ZNY Sector's 55 and 42 cause the New York Center to stop and ground any airplane waiting for departure on the ground with the fixes and VOR's such as Idlewild, Breezy Point, Lanna, Biggy, Coltsneck, Robbinsville and so fourth as the departure fix until otherwise. Because of this JetBlue Flight 23, JetBlue Flight 79, and FedEx Flight 9741 are immediately grounded for takeoff. The time is 900am EST.
18:26: JetBlue Flight 17 is cleared for takeoff. A minute later they'll still be on the runway clarifying if they actually received takeoff clearance in the confusion about stopping departure fixes at 19:22. They will be the LAST flight on September 11, 2001 at Kennedy Airport to receive takeoff clearance before the shutdown of airspace at the airport. The time is 901-902am EST
20:20: The hijacked United Airlines Flight 175 flying southwest to northeast slams into the South Tower of 2 World Trade Center in Manhattan. The time is 903am EST
20:35: The controllers who've by this point have all witnessed the 2nd plane hit the towers have unanimously decided to stop all takeoffs from the field. This would wind up being a permanent decision and planes will return to the gate following this. The time is 903am EST
21:03: North American Airlines Flight 84 becomes the first plane to report on the frequency the 2nd plane crashing to the World Trade Center. The controller then announces all departures are stopped. The time is 904am EST
27:36: American Flight 587 is told to move up in sequence and follow an Airbus A-300. Exactly 8 weeks a day later they'll take off from this airport with he same controller working them and they'd crash just 4 miles off the airport killing everyone aboard due to pilot error. The time is 910am EST
29:16, American Eagle Flight 122 is the last plane to land at Kennedy following this at 30:02 the airport is officially closed. Time is 912-13am EST

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@Raven9409
@Raven9409 2 года назад
Pretty strange listening to this. I was the Captain on Eagle Flight 031, that can be heard going into position on 31L at about the 7:30 point on the recording (our takeoff time was a couple minutes later at 0852...one of the last to depart before they stopped all traffic) ....first time I heard this since hearing it live that morning.
@alexajin8553
@alexajin8553 2 года назад
woww
@lackedpuppet9022
@lackedpuppet9022 2 года назад
Where did your flight land after all planes were grounded?
@slashracingproductions5593
@slashracingproductions5593 2 года назад
thank you for your safe piloting during such a chaotic and difficult time!
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 2 года назад
Wow you gotta tell us how crazy that morning was like for you as an airline pilot on 9/11 and thanks for service
@unoriginalclips9923
@unoriginalclips9923 2 года назад
@@bigjerm1631 he joined RU-vid 15 years ago I think he’s legit
@nighthawk1428
@nighthawk1428 Год назад
This woman is unbelievable, how she kept her cool I'll never know. This was going on at every airport in the country and these amazing air traffic controllers got every plane landed in a short amount of time without incident. They were among the many heroes that day.❤
@marimatsumoto372
@marimatsumoto372 Год назад
Very well said. They have my most respect and admiration. They are true heroes.
@THE-michaelmyers
@THE-michaelmyers Год назад
In all honesty, I suspect she was so busy she did not have time to think about the situation.
@niedas3426
@niedas3426 Год назад
@@THE-michaelmyers The ATC who spoke to Captain Sully noted that the gravity of what happeved only really hit him after he was relieved that day. He said that while he was speaking to the pilot, he was completely focused on his task and didn't even have time to think about anything else. I assume it was similar here. I just hope this ATC didn't suffer from any trauma afterwards.
@alexanderreque6253
@alexanderreque6253 11 месяцев назад
Even pilots showed major class ,what cluster mess
@beenaplumber8379
@beenaplumber8379 8 месяцев назад
This reminds me of the C.F. at Temerife - terrorist attack causes massive overcrowding problem that requires creative and rapid thinking and planning to handle. Despite an awful situation, they did a great job too... until they didn't. 😞 It's not a totally fair comparison (poor facilities, degree of overcrowding, no ramp space, only one controller on the radios, you all know what happened). Later on 9/11, airports in Canada, Mexico, and elsewhere were faced with that same situation.
@SteveHylton1969
@SteveHylton1969 2 года назад
I am a bit of an ATC radio junkie, so I know that NYC ATC's are amongst the best in the world, and this lady is a fine example of that standard. Pure professionalism under intense pressure. She did not plan on having to work on the worst and best day in the history of aviation. Controllers all over the country, and the world shone that day. I had wanted from a child to be an ATC, but I stutter and was always afraid I would get under pressure and not be understood at an important moment. It is a proud and important profession.
@rogervonschleusingen4603
@rogervonschleusingen4603 2 года назад
BLESSINGS TO YA MATE !!
@Matt-mo8sl
@Matt-mo8sl Год назад
Me dream job, too, my friend but I went to school for it in 1005 during a hiring freeze and never got hired. Now, they can't recruit them fast enough.
@Bob31415
@Bob31415 Год назад
@@Matt-mo8sl Did they have planes in 1005?
@Matt-mo8sl
@Matt-mo8sl Год назад
@@Bob31415 Good one. They had bats in 1005! I meant 1995.
@Bob31415
@Bob31415 Год назад
@@Matt-mo8sl Lol. I know. I was kidding. Thanks for being good natured about it.🙂🙂
@DutyRon
@DutyRon Год назад
Thank you for this audio I am a Retired NYPD Police Detective and responded to the WTC that day. Lost my cousin and many friends that day and the years that followed to cancer. Thank you again for posting this 🇺🇸⚖️
@Josh-de3sv
@Josh-de3sv Год назад
Thank you for your service, and I’m sorry for your losses on that horrible day.
@bethanywhite877
@bethanywhite877 Год назад
Thank you isn’t enough. God bless you and yours.
@terminallyelleofficial
@terminallyelleofficial Год назад
Thank you for everything Sir ❤
@moorek1967
@moorek1967 Год назад
Do you think the Nicholas Cage movie World Trade Center accurately portrayed the NYPD? I loved the movie.
@bethanywhite877
@bethanywhite877 Год назад
@@moorek1967 wasn’t he with port authority in that movie? I don’t know the difference. They are all hero’s. I give to Tunnels for Towers andI know his brother who died was with port authority. I honestly don’t know what port authority is compared to a firefighter or any first responders. That day will be with me forever. Scariest time of my life. I literally thought we were at war. Kinda feel that scary feeling is all around our country right now not knowing who my enemy is honestly. My government or another country. My Government is where I’m watching right now. Bad energy everywhere.
@cashette
@cashette Год назад
I was 9. I’m 30 now. I remember it like it was yesterday. If you weren’t old enough to feel it, you’ll never understand how the world changed in one day.
@Sinclair_USMC
@Sinclair_USMC Год назад
I'm 29, everyone was sent home from school in Philadelphia. I didn't understand the gravity of the situation at the time, but I grew to learn about it over the coming years. I eventually joined the Marine Corps because of 9/11/2001. How the individual choices of man can change the world... never forget
@BT-fl5qe
@BT-fl5qe Год назад
So crazy man. I was 7 then. I have very few memories from that time. But I remember that day. Waking up for school my dad called the house in the early morning (my parents are separated) frantically telling me to go get my mom on the phone. She didn’t want to talk to him. He told me to tell her a plane had crashed into the Twin Towers, I had never even heard of the Twin Towers back then. My mom and I just assumed some poor guy crashed his a small Cessna. Not until we were pulling into my school did we turn the radio on and realized what was happening. She dropped me off and all the teachers and parents were huddled around the TV. Throughout the day i remember the teachers becoming more and more upset, at one point crying. Us kids had trouble understanding the severity of the situation. But seeing our teacher so distraught and upset was so sad. I remember we were allowed to “play” that day instead of do work, so that way the teachers could continue to follow the coverage. Hearing we had a free day to play was exciting, but I don’t think too many kids actually enjoyed it. We were upset because our teachers were upset. Getting home, my Mom and Stepfather watched President Bush speaking on tv ,seeing pictures and videos of NYC on the news as the president spoke. I remember that day well, despite not really understanding what happened and why. R.I.P, to all the victims. Condolences to the victims’ family and friends, i can’t imagine the pain….and the strength it’s taken those families to go on. I hope you are all well.
@em0123
@em0123 Год назад
I was 9 too, though on the other side of the world. Still remember I was watching tv before bed, when it suddenly switched from drama to live news of this attack. We were originally so puzzled, not understanding what’s going on, until another crash happened… it was a sleepless night
@tomtom1484
@tomtom1484 Год назад
I was 44 at the time, and couldn’t believe how quickly everybody forgave and forgot.
@cashette
@cashette Год назад
@@BT-fl5qe your experience was very similar to my own. Upset teachers around the tv. Being in class but not really doing anything. Parents swarming at the bus stop to make sure their kids got home that night. The news. The world screeched to a halt. And then the world started again.
@varitek
@varitek Год назад
She was amazing. Totally in control and calm. I hope she got award, or major recognition.
@thecomedypilot5894
@thecomedypilot5894 Год назад
Shut up
@PatNeedhamUSA
@PatNeedhamUSA Год назад
Getting featured in this RU-vid video can be considered major recognition
@Dee-eq1pg
@Dee-eq1pg Год назад
Absolutely! This lady was incredible!
@Leigh3420
@Leigh3420 4 месяца назад
This young lady knows more about her job than I have ever heard. She has a smooth, perfect, kind, jovial, and excellently articulated voice. Bless this woman! 👩
@vsibirsky
@vsibirsky 2 года назад
I can't imagine what this woman felt and said to her family/friends when she finally got home that day, She was so professional, on point-and responsible in carrying out her job with the same calmness and skill as on any other day.
@RoadCone411
@RoadCone411 2 года назад
She probably broke down...she's only human, after all.
@lonnarheaj
@lonnarheaj 2 года назад
Perhaps this is one reason why there are so very few (none?) ATC's that retire after a full lifetime career of being on the job in the tower directing millions of flying people safely. The incredible level of personal control and wealth of knowledge of their critical work must fry the life out of them. This woman certainly still carries this day with her, regardless of where she is. This admirable woman's service was far above and beyond on that day and it is amazing to hear her!!!!!
@somethingsomething404
@somethingsomething404 8 месяцев назад
@@lonnarheajthat and I imagine they get great job offers, imagine having even 5 years ATC exp on your resume. Talk about cool under pressure haha
@normie2716
@normie2716 Год назад
I'm just going to echo the sentiments of many others here. This controller was outstanding. Professional, courteous, remained in good spirits throughout the ordeal and completely in control of everything. An absolute case study in how to conduct yourself in such a profession. Bravo.
@TheWickedReactions
@TheWickedReactions 2 года назад
The professionalism displayed here is amazing. Her calm and cool demeanor in the face of everything that's is going on, and her control of the situation is incredible. I imagine it had to be absolute chaos on the ground there. Also, the understanding on the pilots' part is incredible.
@Thisandthat8908
@Thisandthat8908 2 года назад
@D R so you go through youtube, anything 9/11 posting random conspiracy nonsense? I guess everyone needs some hobby.
@strnglhld
@strnglhld 2 года назад
@D R I can’t believe 9/11 “truthers” still exist, y’all have been proven wrong EXTENSIVELY
@danoc51
@danoc51 Год назад
Yes, I'm just amazed at this woman!
@hllboi817
@hllboi817 Год назад
None of the atc in the tower really understood what happened til way later other than a few other atc people between boston and NJ... only news JFK got in a timely fashion was when the FAA shut down all departures
@bassethound1
@bassethound1 Год назад
She is so remarkable during all of this.
@timothycole5266
@timothycole5266 2 года назад
At 30:00: "Go ahead with your priority message please." "Two confirmed commercial airliners into the World Trade Center, terrorist activity suspected." Even today that gave me goosebumps.
@ToyotaNutjob
@ToyotaNutjob 2 года назад
Cringe
@sirizalot
@sirizalot Год назад
@@ToyotaNutjob ???
@JOHNSMITH-dc6lr
@JOHNSMITH-dc6lr 4 месяца назад
WOWWWWW
@miai.728
@miai.728 3 месяца назад
This is my first time hearing this ATC recording and I too got goosebumps just hearing that.
@JOHNSMITH-dc6lr
@JOHNSMITH-dc6lr 3 месяца назад
@@sirizalot read the comments
@emcarn8187
@emcarn8187 Год назад
I've worked in EMS and as a nurse. The calm, decisive, knowledgeable, cooperative, friendly and professional demeanour of the lady in charge is an inspiring example of how to handle a critical incident.
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
Thx for the service
@landibear6509
@landibear6509 2 года назад
Let me just say, whoever this lady is, this should be required training for call controllers. Not just for air traffic control but any control room. I could tell you now that as someone who trained call controllers for an alarm control center in South Africa (which is pretty busy), this lady would not only be an asset to any control room, she would probably be running it! Her professionalism prior to and during the emergency, being able to handle so many people at once, keeping her cool and her friendly demeanor in general is exemplary!
@timothycole5266
@timothycole5266 2 года назад
She's so polite, organized, has her s**t together. I want to be her friend now. LOL.
@torimig2151
@torimig2151 Год назад
She's a hero
@thecomedypilot5894
@thecomedypilot5894 Год назад
Oh shut up
@kenmeinken8115
@kenmeinken8115 Год назад
Likewise you might listen to the FDNY Manhattan dispatch 9/11 tape (on RU-vid.) Very solid operator under terrible conditions.
@dehartfamily3091
@dehartfamily3091 Год назад
@@kenmeinken8115 just Listened to over 4 hrs of that recording and I am floored that he kept so much straight and together. The absolute steel he had during that whole recording was amazing.
@sarge6870
@sarge6870 2 года назад
This ATC was a superstar! She didn't miss a beat. Calm, cool & collect moving all those planes around like a BOSS!!
@thecomedypilot5894
@thecomedypilot5894 Год назад
Oh shut up
@WRITING-DRAGONS
@WRITING-DRAGONS Год назад
Women CAN do anything…especially enduring pressure….
@TheHistoricalLine
@TheHistoricalLine 2 года назад
20:22 A Male Air Traffic Control Worker can be heard yelling " many ATC workers are likely looking up at the towers. This is the moment Flight 175 hits the South Tower killing more innocent lives. 20:30 Female Air Traffic Control in background can be heard saying something along the lines of "The other towers gone here! Oh!" 20:34 The Air Traffic Control Worker talking can be here'd saying goodbye trying to be polite but also in a hurry to see what happened as panic spreads through the ATC Tower. She also says to stops all departures. 21:05 As ATC communicates the North American Airlines Flight 84, the pilot says "Uh, roger that north American-84, we saw 'em hit the second one." referring to the 2nd plane that just hit the South Tower. 22:22 An aircraft communicates with ATC saying "Smokes coming out of the tower there?" in which ATC reply "Yeah, there is something strange going on over there today.." The pilot than goes on to say "Uh, to those who didn't see it.. there was a big fireball over there a moment ago and now both buildings appear to be on fire. Originally it was only the right building.. the north building was on fire.." The ATC replies "Yeah that is correct.."
@SonicBoone56
@SonicBoone56 Год назад
Terrifying stuff
@dennisgoans701
@dennisgoans701 Год назад
I really hope this ATC was OK after all this. The stress had to touch her after she went home. My utmost thanks to her and all the other ATCs and first responders
@mariekatherine5238
@mariekatherine5238 Год назад
She may not have been able to get home that day. Lots of roads were closed later on.
@irunfastxc7288
@irunfastxc7288 Год назад
It touched everyone that day. Can’t imagine having been involved.
@theendofanerror4173
@theendofanerror4173 11 месяцев назад
Maybe in some way it did, but she works as an ATC for JFK where flights come in from not just around the world but maybe from other planets. Stress is probably in the job description.
@ctfirebattchief
@ctfirebattchief 2 года назад
You could hear the pilot's voices start to take on a different timbre about 13 or so minutes into this. You can hear the concern going on, as the minutes unfolded. Totally professional but you could hear it. Almost read their thoughts of trying to fly the aircraft and process what the heck was going on! Hats off to all who flew that day and who were in the towers and the regional centers. They got it done.
@qwipperty
@qwipperty 3 месяца назад
The one guys asking if they were missing a plane early on...he had a suspicion. Must've been terrifying as a pilot.
@robr2389
@robr2389 Год назад
That air traffic controller was INCREDIBLE!!!!! So were all the pilots she was dealing with. If she hasn't retired, and is still with the FAA, she needs to be instructing. Given what was happening, her cool headed approach to such a dynamic, fluid situation was exemplary.
@benjaminhoward-iu1qk
@benjaminhoward-iu1qk Год назад
Yes I agree she's so on point an articulate with her instructions. I think I commented on her yesterday and not to discredit all the other ATCs because all of them did a great job on that day she did her thing and guided those aircrafts when n where they needed to be. I really hope she got recognized for her performance on that day when her expertise was well needed and appreciated. Last n not least I hope she has the chance to instruct and teach upcoming ATC students .
@randywoods67
@randywoods67 Год назад
There's something immensely satisfying listening to trained professionals maintaining absolute control of a difficult situation, especially when, at the time, no one could have known the gravity of the crisis. It's chilling to think that the answer to ATC's estimation about how long the ground hold would continue would be about three days. Kudos to everyone involved in this recording!
@gailpeterson3747
@gailpeterson3747 2 года назад
This controller is the BOSS-- Anyone who states women cannot handle stressful situations should be advised to listen to this clip. Her professionalism never faltered throughout the entire event. She played those planes under her control like a chess master!
@P_double_H
@P_double_H Год назад
Women can do anything they want as far as capabilities using their brain goes.. the only difference (and not always) is the mechanical strength they could produce.. Anything else is equal or sometimes even better than men.
@pinlight97
@pinlight97 Год назад
@Misanthrope oh, sorry, are you hurt that MeToo made men accountable?
@chrisjansen1943
@chrisjansen1943 Год назад
@@pinlight97 Has it?
@patriciarouse16
@patriciarouse16 11 месяцев назад
Let's refrain from referring to what a " woman" can not do,'cause lies are not useful to anyone.
@ScienceChap
@ScienceChap 2 месяца назад
​@@pinlight97wow. People are incredible. I probably could do this. I know people who could not, both men and women. MeToo has not made men "accountable". It's undermined a lot of men and made a lot of women believe they are unaccountable.
@davehall8584
@davehall8584 2 года назад
What an amazing controller this lady...so polite...efficient...so professional in unbelievable circumstances.
@BammerD
@BammerD 2 года назад
@@MevRB19 Just because it's "her job" doesn't mean squat. People do react differently to the same situation.
@oceanlover3530
@oceanlover3530 2 года назад
Yeah she’s doing an amazing job! 👍🏻👍🏻
@carolcarol3938
@carolcarol3938 2 года назад
@@MevRB19 you have no soul
@troo_story
@troo_story 2 года назад
@@MevRB19 ​ did you actually go to Moron School or are you a natural? I can imagine what *you* do for a job, assuming you have one of course. ​Jesus H.
@deoglemnaco7025
@deoglemnaco7025 2 года назад
Except that she couldn’t stop 9/11 cha cha cha
@Dutchovenderlinde
@Dutchovenderlinde 2 года назад
Just hearing the pilots on the recordings, I cannot imagine what it was like to be a passenger that morning. I’m sure the pilots were communicative of the situation as much as they could, but they too must have been so bewildered and terrified. God Bless all those we lost on 9/11.
@denelson83
@denelson83 10 месяцев назад
According to the audible IRIG B122 time code, this recording starts at exactly 8:42:45.9465 AM EDT. The two plane impacts into the World Trade Center occurred at 03:44 and 20:13 in this recording.
@wickras
@wickras 14 дней назад
This comment should be pinned
@KTHR56
@KTHR56 Год назад
Hearing American 587 at 27:40 is kind of eerie considering the accident that happened a few months later. Bravo to the professionalism displayed here by both the flight crews and JFK tower. Couldn’t imagine the stress they were feeling.
@worldsgreatestdude1784
@worldsgreatestdude1784 Год назад
Probably one of the most overshadowed disasters because of this
@TheMarychinoCherry
@TheMarychinoCherry 4 месяца назад
​@@worldsgreatestdude1784 I remember it, only because we were afraid it was another attack
@worldsgreatestdude1784
@worldsgreatestdude1784 3 месяца назад
@@TheMarychinoCherry I was born in 04 so I don’t remember it
@emmettturner9452
@emmettturner9452 3 месяца назад
I remember going into my local cable office to exchange equipment or pay a bill only to see that all over the lobby TVs.
@dmvconartists1855
@dmvconartists1855 2 месяца назад
​@@TheMarychinoCherryyeah remember 9/13 when the airports reopened there we're more people arrested for being suspected of trying to hijack more planes in NY and I think Boston
@chriscooper7642
@chriscooper7642 Год назад
I remember the weather was still pretty warm and I walked outside to finish a phone call after my husband and kids went to bed. It was a clear night and as I sat on our front porch and gazed at the sky, I realized that, for the first time in my life, there were no blinking or moving lights. Not one plane in the sky, and we live near an airport. Only stars which look stationary. It was such an eerie feeling. I'll never forget that. I didn't know what might happen next to our country, but I knew this was big and bad. 😢
@player4life11111
@player4life11111 Год назад
Same during the Pandemic, no planes in the sky for days and days, and the nights were eerily quiet too. The uncertainty of it all reminded me of 2001 all over again.
@debrabaker1009
@debrabaker1009 2 года назад
This lady working air traffic control is the most amazing woman I don’t know how she kept that together like that bravo to her I hope she reads this
@kylereese4822
@kylereese4822 2 года назад
I dont think any pilots would of minded if there air craft was given basic call signs like John A-1 Danial A-2 ect and told to land using there best knowledge at abandoned or even black rock desert, salt flats just to get the people safe... it was just one of them days that flying laws etc wouldn't matter....
@DannoAviation
@DannoAviation Год назад
I just want to say, that the utmost respect must go out to all ATC controllers… one of the hardest and most stressful jobs on the planet. RIP to all lives lost on this dark day.
@Michael-pp8lz
@Michael-pp8lz 7 месяцев назад
My stepfather was flying an American Airlines Boeing 767 around the Washington DC area that morning. After the event he lost his job. He rejoined AA around 2006, flew the A320 and switched to the A321 in 2015ish. He'll be turning 65 this month so he'll be retiring with 35,000 hours clocked.
@meyague
@meyague 11 дней назад
What do you mean he lost his job, they revoled his license?
@Michael-pp8lz
@Michael-pp8lz 11 дней назад
@@meyague Once a pilot reaches the age of 65, their airline they fly for is required to lay them off.
@meyague
@meyague 11 дней назад
@@Michael-pp8lz That's not what I mean. You said "after the event he lost his job" What event, 9/11 or him flying into the no zone? Your post makes no sense.
@Michael-pp8lz
@Michael-pp8lz 11 дней назад
@@meyague Oh yeah after 9/11 he was fired but rehired a few years later. He was then laid off again at 65.
@LEredridinghood
@LEredridinghood Год назад
I can’t believe how long the departures kept going…wow! The professionalism of this controller is just amazing.
@stanwill
@stanwill Год назад
The professionalism is incredible. You have to honor ATC controllers because they have nerves of steel even under pressure. At 27:40, the controller calls American 587 and asked them to move up. Tragically, that flight number went down on November 12. God bless our brothers and sisters on that flight as well as the victims and heroes at the World Trade, Pentagon and Shanksville PA.
@StephenLuke
@StephenLuke Год назад
One of its victims, Hilda Yolanda Mayol, survived the September 11 attacks having escaped from the World Trade Center of the North Tower.
@sp6726
@sp6726 2 года назад
Proficient & professional. Listening to how the ATCs managed the chaos that day is mind boggling not to mention how the pilots, their crews & the passengers handled the stress & fear.
@brendanoneill1466
@brendanoneill1466 2 года назад
That ATC is amazing. She is calm, precise, and patient. That morning was just so taxing, heartbreaking and fascinating.
@ReplayButtonMolester
@ReplayButtonMolester 2 года назад
First time I have heard Kennedy's POV of the event. Thanks for posting this.
@lackedpuppet9022
@lackedpuppet9022 2 года назад
20:21 I'm amazed she kept her composure right then. You can hear everybody in the background start to lose it. She honestly deserves recognition for being so in control at that point.
@stuartsscalemodels.8299
@stuartsscalemodels.8299 2 года назад
I totally agree
@Zel_eo
@Zel_eo 2 года назад
My uncle was a tower controller back in 80s and he expressed the same sentiment. In his words "You get trained to keep calm and make sure you can help everyone get grounded safely but this chick takes the cake." Deep breaths and focus on your tasks I guess man...she is definitely a hell of a trooper though.
@lackedpuppet9022
@lackedpuppet9022 Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 Handling air traffic means the lives of the people in the planes under your purview are partly in your hands. You *NEED* to keep your composure and handle your business without getting emotional regardless of what happens. Just because she didn't gasp and lose focus of her vital work doesn't mean she didn't care about the people in the towers. What did you want her to do? Did you want her to call all the planes in the air and tell them they're on their own because she wants to go stare out the window and gasp now? Would that have saved any lives in the towers if she gave them her full attention versus giving it to the people who's lives she was currently responsible for? Please, take your underdeveloped head out of your ass before you put your foot in your mouth, because nobody's entertained by this game of idiot Twister you're playing.
@Zel_eo
@Zel_eo Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 Calm, quite, professionalism is impressive in times of panic. She got planes on the ground safely while keeping her emotions in check and that is impressive. As a Marine Corpsman once told me "Tears and screaming don't stop a bleed out, TQs and pack gauze work much better."
@Zel_eo
@Zel_eo Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 To each their own I suppose. ATC is, in my opinion, a job that holds numerus lives in their hands. She could have lost her cool thinking about all the people that died and started clearing landings to unclear runways, causing more deaths. Instead, she bottles that up and keeps guiding planes to safety.
@stevet.8731
@stevet.8731 2 года назад
This lady controller is beyond phenomenal. I am a retired federal agent who spent two weeks at ground zero when this happened. God bless everyone, living and deceased, involved. Hopefully (but doubtful) that's this ever happens again.
@stevet.8731
@stevet.8731 2 года назад
never
@carminemurray6624
@carminemurray6624 2 года назад
I was at ground zero with the rescue effort turned recovery effort, I lost many friends that day. To paraphrase F.D.R., "This is a day that will live on in infamy."
@RollerCoasterLineProductions
@RollerCoasterLineProductions 10 месяцев назад
So you’re an admitted terrorist just like the 9/11 hijackers?
@bigblackaf
@bigblackaf Год назад
For someone who watches alot of aviation disasters on RU-vid...the professionalism of this lady is remarkable
@RyanRuark
@RyanRuark Год назад
I think what's hard for young folks to understand is that it was not immediately obvious that what had happened was an attack. We communicated a lot more slowly then. Cell phones were the quickest way to make contact and lots of folks didn't own one at all. It wasn't until the second tower was hit and word of the crash in Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon got onto the air that it became apparent that the whole thing was intentional.
@torgy3
@torgy3 Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z4UKpvFProg.html It probably is true but many knew immediately it was No accident. I recall walking into my construction management class and the professor was an old salty marine Vietnam Vet. I’ll never forgot the look in his eyes and what he said “We’re going to war, This is no accident!!” That was after the 2nd replay on the nbc morning show…. Local KQ radio morning show called it out almost immediately as well… this radio show from 9/11 has been saved in the Smithsonian.
@flymoracer
@flymoracer Год назад
I don’t believe communication speed was a factor. I was watching the news coverage live in the UK before the second plane hit. They were reporting a possible light aircraft strike on the tower. It was the moment a second plane hit that most of us knew instantly. I do remember seeing the damage to the first tower thinking, that looks like a lot of damage for it to be a Cessna.
@PurcellAdam
@PurcellAdam Год назад
@@flymoracer I was jumping out of Cessna 172s all the time back then and had the same thought about size. But heard it first on the radio. Couldn’t get a visual till I got to school. Absolutely nuts.
@lilymulligan8180
@lilymulligan8180 Год назад
Yup. I had just turned 10 a few days earlier and was getting ready for school when I heard my parents saying "oh my god..." from their bedroom. I went in to see what was going on and they were watching coverage of the first tower. I asked if it was an accident and my mom said she didn't know. Then the second plane hit and my mom said, yeah, that was no accident.
@fbportnoy
@fbportnoy Год назад
Of course. Who would imagine anything but an accident until after UA175.. totally unimaginable scenario.
@jjdubs
@jjdubs 2 года назад
Everyone is very polite and cooperative. This woman is phenomenal. They all understand the situation.
@hankbrown2871
@hankbrown2871 Год назад
This lady, and the pilots she spoke with, represent the spirit of America. Extraordinary!
@Trouble-Clef
@Trouble-Clef Год назад
She’s good at her job. I imagine it was a real nightmare getting all the planes back to the ramp that day but she never seemed to stress about it at all. Handled it like a pro.
@Rockhound6165
@Rockhound6165 3 месяца назад
I was working for American at their Cary, NC call center on this day. When Flt. 11 was hijacked, flight attendant Betty Ong used the skyphone and ended up getting our call center. An agent a month out of training took the call. The call was quickly taken over by out OPS department who sent the call to Dallas to the security office. My colleague Nydia Gonzalez was the person in our OPS who took over the call before sending it to Dallas. She ended up testifying before congress. I remember fielding very few calls that day when on a normal day I'd take at least half a dozen in an hour. Surreal doesn't describe it. These ATC's are amazing to maintain professionalism in the face of this. I tip my hat to all of them.
@DrJoy-cw7lt
@DrJoy-cw7lt 2 месяца назад
I had just gotten off of call. Was going to lie down and take a nap. My mom RIP called me and said “turn on your TV”. I couldn’t tear my eyes away. The humanity of it was visceral.
@dbtrains172
@dbtrains172 2 года назад
This woman was amazingly solid on that terrible day. Tremendous admiration for her skill.
@collydub1987
@collydub1987 Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 you are aware she probably had no idea what had happened?
@paulzammataro7185
@paulzammataro7185 Год назад
​@@thecomedypilot5894 You're the fool. Don't you think that they're trained to stay calm during emergencies? Huh, Genius?
@prinzeigelb
@prinzeigelb Год назад
​@@thecomedypilot5894 🤣
@prinzeigelb
@prinzeigelb Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 no sorry I do it at yours like the guys here before :-)
@thedogwoods5716
@thedogwoods5716 Год назад
@@thecomedypilot5894 she most likely had no idea what was going on at that moment
@wakeupthink4064
@wakeupthink4064 3 месяца назад
I remember that day well. Holding my youngest, a baby, to my chest and watching it all as it happened. I was thinking…thank God my sons are too young to go to war. We were called to the school to pick up our children. My oldest, Neil, was tearful and scared when I picked him up. Little did I know…that he would be killed in Afghanistan at the age of 21. Pfc Neil Isaac Turner. I miss him horribly.
@JD-io2ct
@JD-io2ct 2 месяца назад
I am so sorry for your loss.
@cynthiaarnold1371
@cynthiaarnold1371 2 месяца назад
So sorry for this loss. .
@MrWhipple42
@MrWhipple42 Месяц назад
I am so, so sorry. That's horrific. I lost my son in an accident when he was 14 years old, so I understand just a little bit of what you're going through. It's a hole that never heals; you just figure out how to live with it. 😔
@Lucypetuniaggm
@Lucypetuniaggm Месяц назад
Reading your comment, but wasn’t prepared to learn your son was killed. It was a gut punch, a heartbreaking loss. I’m so sorry. 😢
@choprox01
@choprox01 Год назад
this ATC is absolutely dialed in....great job
@lsrose
@lsrose Год назад
This ATC is a rock star. Took a while for her to know what was happening, but she carried on directing those pilots like a boss. Wonder if anyone knows her name?
@WRITING-DRAGONS
@WRITING-DRAGONS Год назад
They WILL have a record of her name especially on such a horrific day….
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
If you go on the National Archives site they have a time log of who worked what position that day but since they only use initials it’s hard to make out what and whom
@catelynstark9883
@catelynstark9883 Год назад
I think she was also Controller when AA 587 went down
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
@@catelynstark9883 affirm
@ATXviIIIe
@ATXviIIIe Год назад
Admire her pace, clarity, professionalism and politeness combined with coolness under pressure. Kudos to her and her colleagues
@elosogonzalez8739
@elosogonzalez8739 Год назад
Hats off to everyone for their professionalism on this most difficult day in aviation history.
@jadewhite908
@jadewhite908 2 года назад
Wow, this just shows how being an ATC is really hard work. We under appreciate these people. What a hard bloody job. Not just on this day but on any normal day. Amazing x
@DrunkenGuitarGuy
@DrunkenGuitarGuy 2 года назад
who under appreciates them?? atc has always been known as a hard / stressful job! news to you, not to most!
@paulrowan1501
@paulrowan1501 2 года назад
@@DrunkenGuitarGuy Why do you feel the need to criticize?
@chrispetty8587
@chrispetty8587 2 года назад
Just raining for that position ion is hard. Or maybe It was just the military.
@johnstuartsmith
@johnstuartsmith 3 месяца назад
I live in California. Around 6 Am, I wandered into the kitchen and made coffee. The kitchen TV was on with the sound turned off and I remember getting involved in feeding our cats while barely noticing the footage of the first plane hitting the tower. I assumed the Today show was promoting an upcoming Bruce Willis movie. It took playing with the remote and another couple of minutes for me to grasp the situation.
@Michael-dy2lb
@Michael-dy2lb 3 месяца назад
I was stationed in Washington state, on a submarine. We were in a shipyard, in a drydock, completely out of the water. I had duty the day before, so I stood watch that night and slept on the boat. The next morning, we all got up early (as usual) and did the morning clean up. One of the guys told me a plane had flown into the World Trade City. Didn't think anything of it at the time. After cleanup I walked up onto the pier and ran into another guy who told me a second airliner had flown into the other tower. It took me two seconds to realize that nothing was going to be the same. No work got done that day. Both crews were watching at least until noon. Then they started sending people home to make plans with family because they knew that life was going to change ... and it certainly did.
@susanborkenhagen58
@susanborkenhagen58 2 месяца назад
Sa e here
@hughscot
@hughscot 2 года назад
This lady controller is phenomenal, such a professional. Cannot imagine what it must have been like for her and others doing similar work on that day.
@2ksnakenoodles
@2ksnakenoodles 2 года назад
6:06 is probably one of the craziest comms I've heard. "You guys aren't missing anybody over there right?" "No, but it looks the twin towers are on fire right now." "Oh okay, we just want to make sure nobody dropped in to the twin towers." "No I don't think anybody dropped into em." As absurd as it may have been to them, they were dead wrong...
@westilldontknow3407
@westilldontknow3407 2 года назад
i was looking for this timestamp in the comments
@LEredridinghood
@LEredridinghood Год назад
It was so absolutely truly unbelievable…
@qwipperty
@qwipperty 3 месяца назад
Looking back on it knowing what we know now, it's chilling.
@LunaLightbringer
@LunaLightbringer 2 года назад
I hope that controller got some kind of award, she was incredibly resourceful in an unprecedented situation, she can't possibly have been trained for this crazy landing chaos
@okdk7
@okdk7 Год назад
Just occurred to me, our son who was born on Sept 21, 2001 is about to get finish is ATP certifications. Trying not to worry about that in itself is a challenge. Hearing this has reignited a whole slew of worries... Let's hope we NEVER SEE another day like this. Thank you Homeland Security and all of the efforts I am not even aware of that have kept us free of this for 21 years.
@MithridatesOfficial
@MithridatesOfficial Год назад
(From North New Jersey) My Dad was a pilot flying out of Newark that morning on a 737 (Continental) - I remember hearing the news while in Math class in 6th grade.. They took our entire class into the library where they told us a plane had hit the World Trade Center... and then made an announcement, "All of those who have parents that work in New York City please go to the main office." (Some of my friends had parents that worked in the towers). As the kids left to go to the main office I told one of the teachers there, "My Dad is a pilot - he was flying out of Newark this morning" - she responded, "Oh I'm sure he's fine"... I had such terrible anxiety that day because I didn't hear from my Dad till around noon. He said he watched the entire event from the airport..
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
Which Continental was his callsign? He’s definitely in the Newark video I posted if his plane never left the ground but did taxi out/talk to Newark Flow control after 8:30am
@MithridatesOfficial
@MithridatesOfficial Год назад
@@911atctransmissionsvideos4 I haven’t seen the EWR video yet. Will find out for you
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
@@MithridatesOfficial thx
@wespaul1694
@wespaul1694 Год назад
as a ramp agent I cant imagine the stress on that entire airport let alone ATC, the fact that the airport remained functional immediately after the first plane Is amazing.
@Scootypuffxjr
@Scootypuffxjr Год назад
I was 11 when this happened, that day is still so vivid in my mind. It was such a beautiful morning. I stayed home from school bc I had a doctors appointment that we ended up not attending. My mom was huddled in front of the tiny tv she had in the kitchen. If you’re a 90’s kid, your mom probably had the same mini tv w an antennae. I remember her screaming when the second plane hit, she must have been watching a live shot of the first tower on the news. My dad came straight to our house from work, even though he and my mom were in the midst of a divorce. They were scared, and it terrified me. When the adults in your life don’t know what’s going on, that’s something I’ll never forget. I felt so bad for the people in the tower and their families, that my parents tried to comfort me the best they could. but it’s still hard to explain to an 11 year old I imagine. This is the day the world changed, nothing was the same after this…I felt it.
@dianthis
@dianthis Год назад
I was 34 that day. I’ll never forget how eerie it was that nonplanes were flying after that happened. Just everything stopped. The world’s attention was focused on this terrible day and for me it was a rude awakening to horrors of the world that were now at my/our doorstep. I had horrible dreams of planes crashing everywhere. RIP to all and healing to those left behind. ❤
@Tim22222
@Tim22222 Год назад
First relevant communication at about 6:00 10:08 "We got a plane into the building." 12:24 "Got a live TV report that says a plane hit the World Trade Center." 20:22 You can hear commotion in the background; UA175 has struck the south tower. The ground stop order comes soon after. 30:03 Message from Rescue regarding shutdown of all activities at all NYC-area airports.
@SraTacoMal
@SraTacoMal 3 месяца назад
Thank you.
@troo_story
@troo_story 2 года назад
Thanks for putting this together. Really informative & interesting hearing the Kennedy tower activities at that point in the day.
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
You’re welcome 😊
@caseydykes117
@caseydykes117 Год назад
WHAT A CONTROLLER OH MY GOD. what a shining example of professionalism, Absolute asset to ATC
@sara31773
@sara31773 Год назад
What’s eerie about this is how peaceful it is from this viewpoint yet knowing the terror and chaos that was occurring in Manhattan.
@59phonebone
@59phonebone 2 года назад
I like how quickly and efficiently she redirects PD and Fire calls to the proper tower frequency 125.25 MHz several times.
@s3rvus
@s3rvus 2 года назад
For anyone else searching for it, the "change of the situation" is around 20:00
@exoressdelivers70
@exoressdelivers70 2 года назад
Thank you. I don't know why the regular traffic control conversation was included. It's already long as it is.
@zleephouse
@zleephouse Год назад
@@exoressdelivers70 I think its important and crucial to be able to experience how things were that day in the moments leading up to the twin towers being struck, as even after the first plane struck the first tower no-one was overly concerned with what was going on. once the second tower was struck, it was evident shortly after something intentional (and eventually realized to be terroristic) was going on and how the world was changed forever.
@327Erich
@327Erich 4 месяца назад
@@exoressdelivers70 If the audio playback is in real time, this recording begins pretty much at the moment that AA 11 hit Tower 1. It obviously took a few minutes for the incident to be reported and for the gravity of the situation to be understood.
@wytube2009
@wytube2009 Год назад
Honestly, on behalf of all passengers to date, big props to air traffic controllers, tower, technology, mechanics, pilots, co pilots, flight crews, engineers, those manning infrastructure, planes, radios, radars. Had no idea until the great grounding on 9/11 what traffic you deal with on the daily to keep us safe to travel. Thank you. For unruly passengers, keep it together. You are a distraction and should lose your privilege's to fly anywhere, any airliner, across the world and for life.
@SamM-gl9zc
@SamM-gl9zc 3 месяца назад
Its really sad to think that 23 years later, this is one of the last times of America feeling Together. It's not just because of this, but nothing has been the same since around this time.
@SFNightOwl
@SFNightOwl 3 месяца назад
True, but some of us would argue that it started with Reagan, while others would say Nixon, Viet Nam, or the day Kennedy died. This was merely the biggest bump in the road to "nowhere" we've been on for quite some time now.
@TodSpurlc
@TodSpurlc 2 месяца назад
Don't forget when trump tried to overthrow the government
@TodSpurlc
@TodSpurlc 2 месяца назад
​@@SFNightOwlReagan was the reason this happen and Bush 1i am sure they are both in hell
@CoreyMarinoGames
@CoreyMarinoGames Месяц назад
@@TodSpurlc how were people feeling together then?
@CoreyMarinoGames
@CoreyMarinoGames Месяц назад
Don't forget the racism this created, those people who were affected did not having the feeling of togetherness.
@mikegross6107
@mikegross6107 Год назад
This was just ONE of the many controllers that are working in the "tower"! I just cannot imagine or understand HOW everything went so smoothly and without any incidents (that I know of)!
@archygirl1750
@archygirl1750 2 года назад
This lady is amazing. I am blown away by how she handled this.
@jcraigshelton
@jcraigshelton 2 года назад
Why? They don’t hire minimum wage workers to do this stuff. They have years of training and only after a hiring process designed to thoroughly weed out and discourage anyone not completely capable of keeping it together in a crisis. It’s what they do.
@atsega
@atsega 2 года назад
You Did Not 💀
@melmoore6885
@melmoore6885 Год назад
Goodness me, that controller was absolutely amazing, keeping it all together in a horrific scenario that really belongs in a movie rather than real life, wow, deserves an award.
@christopherhorndt3625
@christopherhorndt3625 Год назад
I am extremely impressed with this controller's calm and professional demeanor in getting the planes returned to the ramp once it was decided to close JFK.
@captainhml3868
@captainhml3868 Год назад
She is incredible. I hope she got some kind of award for her excellent ATC skills. 😊
@thecomedypilot5894
@thecomedypilot5894 Год назад
Shut up
@marimatsumoto372
@marimatsumoto372 Год назад
Yes, she is fantastic but all the ATC in the country , even in Canada did an excellent job to empty the sky that horrible day.
@MrWepps
@MrWepps 2 года назад
As I understand it, there were more than 4500 flights in the air at the time the 3rd plane hit the Pentagon and they shut down all air traffic. All those returns, add to that ground traffic...was there even a single incident during all that pandemonium? There are none I heard of... I've often compared this situation to what the 8th Air Force saw every day in the campaign against Germany. But they were trained for precisely that. This was an unplanned shutdown of all air traffic in America in the 21st century. And there was not a plane in the sky by 12:16pm. I can't begin to express my awe at the performance of these people involved.
@ItsMeowWow
@ItsMeowWow Год назад
There was an almost collision at Ganders upon a plane attempting a landing.
@warrenduree9417
@warrenduree9417 Год назад
I believe there was a Korean Air flight over Alaska airspace that completely dropped the ball when it received the info from the FAA of the airspace shutdown. They disregarded the instructions to divert course into Canada and stupidly used the word "hijack" in an electronic message code which caused F-15 fighters to intercept the flight and very nearly shoot it down before they escorted them into Canadian airspace. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Flight_085#:~:text=On%20September%2011%2C%202001%2C%20Korean%20Air%20Flight%20085,signal%20indicating%20that%20the%20flight%20had%20been%20hijacked.
@gd2234_
@gd2234_ Год назад
My parents always talk about how clear the skies were that day. We were under O’hare’s old arrival routes and they said it was eery not having the sound of planes every few minutes
@lady_h9659
@lady_h9659 Год назад
Well said ❤
@R2Bl3nd
@R2Bl3nd 10 месяцев назад
It's a very good point that all the planes landed safely that day; we didn't have a secondary disaster like Tenerife. That would have just made the day all that much worse.
@redraptor9688
@redraptor9688 2 года назад
This lady is good at what she does. That would be a lot to keep up with and memorize.
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 2 года назад
Luckily the radars controllers use make it essier
@davidgeoghegan8506
@davidgeoghegan8506 2 года назад
Aircraft in foreground is having United Airlines flight for departure help me out with this one please. I stand corrected American Airlines flight 757 or 767 help me with that one please
@davidgeoghegan8506
@davidgeoghegan8506 2 года назад
Is that aircraft at Newark?
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 2 года назад
@@davidgeoghegan8506 JFK it appears
@srobak
@srobak 2 года назад
@@911atctransmissionsvideos4 ground controllers don't use radar, GPS was nowhere near accurate enough for ground management, and ADS-B didn't exist back then. This was 90% visual from the tower glass through binocs, and flight strips on racks.
@DjevojkaChaz
@DjevojkaChaz Год назад
It's actually mindblowing to think that this is probably the most calm space in the whole of the US right now. You can't even gauge the chaos that is happening in the world at this very moment. So all credit goes to this controller.
@tenminutetokyo2643
@tenminutetokyo2643 Месяц назад
Do not assume the chaos won’t eventually spread everywhere. We’re already on the brink of that now.
@elizabethmion4595
@elizabethmion4595 Год назад
Odd hearing AA flight 587 on here. For those who aren’t aware that flight went down on November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. It was ultimately found to be due to pilot error but you could definitely feel the panic in the air as we thought we were being attacked again. Well done to these ATC’s. JFK has some of the best in the world and they really know how to stay calm and think on their feet. It was an incredibly hard day for everyone and I can’t imagine having to work this specific job once they realized what was going on and grounding all the planes.
@RobRamirez456
@RobRamirez456 Год назад
I mean I don’t think it was necessarily pilot error. It was catastrophic failure
@karlsandin4515
@karlsandin4515 Год назад
@@RobRamirez456 the pilot over controlled with too much rudder input. it was pilot error that resulted in a failure.
@RobRamirez456
@RobRamirez456 Год назад
@@karlsandin4515 fair enough
@caseyedward2890
@caseyedward2890 Год назад
@@RobRamirez456 failure of the training. He slapped that rudder around until the tail fell off. RIP Stan Molin
@brianna_lynch
@brianna_lynch Год назад
I think it was American Airlines fault that flight 587 crashed. The pilots just did what American Airlines trained them to do.
@thomascarlsson7722
@thomascarlsson7722 2 года назад
The most chaotic situation ever in the history of aviation on the eastern seaboard of USA. When people saw the AA 11 flying over Central Park at around 1200ft and high speed many knew something is going on.
@Heisenberg618
@Heisenberg618 Год назад
Props to that controller. Staying laser-focused on the tasks at hand while maintaining a pleasant and non-panicked demeanor on the comms.
@fortuenti
@fortuenti Год назад
I've heard transcripts and watched re-enactments of pilots in the cockpit struggling to save the plane... professionalism and composure until the very end. Panic only makes matters worse.
@flp376
@flp376 Год назад
If this lady didn't get a raise that is a shame. She was amazing
@jaysons420
@jaysons420 2 года назад
What an amazing air traffic controller this woman was on that faithful day she was calm cool collected extremely professional despite the events that were going on around her voice never wavered she was extremely polite to everyone you couldn’t ask for a better air traffic controller to be doing that type of job on that fateful day
@orlandofields1973
@orlandofields1973 Год назад
I was 28 in '01. I was old enough to understand the magnitude of that event. I'm much older now, but every time I see an image or video from that day, I get goosebumps. You felt like any time, any place, a terrorist could strike.
@xeldinn86
@xeldinn86 Год назад
I was 15 and at first I didn't understand until I saw the second tower get hit live on TV from High School then I knew it was bad.
@orlandofields1973
@orlandofields1973 Год назад
@@xeldinn86 everyone was on high alert. I went to the towers for a college trip. I was taking Architecture.
@FSUACC1
@FSUACC1 2 месяца назад
Was 28 also and was just in awe and shock for weeks! Hell I’m still in shock every year when I watch things from that day!
@LJ-gn2un
@LJ-gn2un 2 года назад
Being an AA employee for over 40 years, I had to work that day and this brings back very - very - VERY bad memories. Hard to listen to ...
@joncheskin
@joncheskin 3 месяца назад
ATC was like Horowitz playing an 8-part Bach fugue, how the heck did she keep it all straight? Brilliant does not begin to describe it.
@isabellind1292
@isabellind1292 2 года назад
Thank you 9/11 ATC Transmissions videos. RIP victims of 9/11. 🌹❤
@pennyparham4123
@pennyparham4123 Год назад
Incredible control during an incredible nightmarish day. Kudos to this lady. And all of the flight controllers
@Kwisten050
@Kwisten050 Год назад
I was 16 when this happened. Our high school teachers had the news on and then we were all sent home. Our parents were still at work so my little sister and I were home for several hours trying to process what was happening. I made a cassette recording across the entire dial of all our local radio stations. I really wish I had kept it.
@angeladonofrio9920
@angeladonofrio9920 Год назад
I was 17 and we had to do the whole school day, no news on or anything. We all knew what was going on because our TVs were tuned into it during the Morning when we were getting ready for school, but we were forced to act like it wasn't going on while at school. It was a bizarre experience to say the least. I jumped the fence during lunch and left the school grounds just so I could be alone for an hour to process.
@Kwisten050
@Kwisten050 Год назад
@@angeladonofrio9920 Wow, that's tough! I'm sure it was difficult and scary for the teachers and school admins too. They probably struggled with what to do.
@patriciasutherland923
@patriciasutherland923 Год назад
@@Kwisten050 , very much so. I was a teacher at Pennsbury High school in Bucks County, PA. Close to New Jersey. The pilot of the first plane was the father of one of my students. They had to get her out of school in a subtle way. It was so crazy. I had there former students who perished in the attack...such a horrible day.
@xeldinn86
@xeldinn86 Год назад
Yeah we were never sent home from school but we watched what happened during the morning and no one could concentrate on any school work. It probably would have been better to just send everyone home for the day
@planck10-43
@planck10-43 Год назад
What an amazing and important recording. I have a new appreciation for ATC. Supported ATC comms during my time in the United States Navy.
@bison1203
@bison1203 2 месяца назад
I cannot imagine what all of the controllers and pilots were feeling when this was going on. Kudos to them for maintaining things the way they did, despite the chaos.
@sgregg5257
@sgregg5257 Год назад
What a rock star professional. I am so thankful for such people keeping our airspace in order.
@marypasco2213
@marypasco2213 2 года назад
A clock, showing contact time in red, would be a helpful addition to the audio.
@hdng1984
@hdng1984 Год назад
Yeah, for those who know absolutely nothing about atc like myself, I have no idea what's going on or what my bearings are
@MattWinacott
@MattWinacott 2 года назад
Thank you for the upload, many heroes this day, including ATC. I could not have kept my composure the way she does.
@bonniemcconnell6500
@bonniemcconnell6500 11 месяцев назад
I had taken my dog the the beach that day. We live in Staten Island. I remember the first thing I noticed was the massive amount of smoke coming from the Towers. Then I thought to myself, it's awful quiet. I realized it was quiet because there were no planes in the air. Very eerie. Then I heard and then saw the Fighter Jets going up and down the coast line. Scary.
@peggyreely8339
@peggyreely8339 Год назад
What an amazing woman ATC. I want to be more like her when I grow up and I am not a youngster. Bless her. Bless all of the civilians, first reponders, dispatchers, pilots and the families that lost someone they loved and needed.
@dinsdaleseven1627
@dinsdaleseven1627 2 года назад
Wow. How calm and professional. She is a credit to her profession.
@GeorgeVreelandHill
@GeorgeVreelandHill Год назад
These people have nerves of steel and hearts of passion. No matter how much they make, it's not enough.
@Av8.G8.2.G8
@Av8.G8.2.G8 Год назад
As an AF guy on AD that day... Many thanks to the professional ATC on this clip. What a great brand ambassador she was in a time of crisis. Would love to hear her thoughts on the behind the scenes events in the ATC tower she was in as this tragic day unfolded. Many thanks to the safe and dedicated professionalism of Capt. @raven9409 as well. Thank you for sharing your important perspective.
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 Год назад
Thx for your service
@The_Deaf_Aussie
@The_Deaf_Aussie Год назад
It doesn't matter what you say or think, the fact that she, is the right person, for the right job, at the right time....
@LethalSaliva
@LethalSaliva Год назад
I came here because of the thumbnail. I have never seen this photo before. It's incredible; there's something about it that I can't find the word that describes it...
@AussieAF
@AussieAF 9 месяцев назад
And to think America has fallen so far in society values now that people mock the victims and deny it. How the hell did we get here in 2023?
@911atctransmissionsvideos4
@911atctransmissionsvideos4 9 месяцев назад
Sad indeed
@nala3038
@nala3038 4 месяца назад
I ask that myself everyday
@adas1988
@adas1988 2 месяца назад
A tyrant government will get you there. The federal government has done nothing but punish its citizens since this day by using this day as the catalyst. What do you expect?
@zanemcginnis7970
@zanemcginnis7970 2 месяца назад
I don’t believe anyone mocks the victims nor denies something happened. I believe the “official” narrative is questioned and rightfully so considering everything our government has been caught lying about.
@Radio478
@Radio478 2 года назад
She's holding it together ❤ from England 🇬🇧
@small_ed
@small_ed 2 года назад
Wasn't that the country of the same press that publicly reported the collapse of Tower 7 twenty minutes before its actual collapse?
@liamb8644
@liamb8644 2 года назад
@@small_ed ?
@deepaterson516
@deepaterson516 Год назад
British flag!
@mindykloster3540
@mindykloster3540 3 месяца назад
Extremely proud of all the aviation professionals! I love all of them keeping calm and flexible thinking on their feet! I love this country so much and our people! We have a lot of problems and crappy people that do horrible things but then we have people like this! Who take pride in their jobs and do their best everyday! People be good, raise good kids, treat the working class with respect and by setting a good example you inspire others to follow! I wish I could thank all of them and give them a hug!
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