9/11 Voices From The Air - Documentary

[@brittparkerr1]

The man on the second plane that said “.. and I’ll see you when you get here. Bye babe” has me balling my eyes out. He knew he was going to die and said “I’ll see ya when you get here” talking about the afterlife. He seemed so composed too. So tragic..

[@bweben3109]

@John Smith that’s not funny 2977 people died that day

[@BartSimson42069]

@John Smith yo that's not funny u Need to see someone

[@djqt8063]

@John Smith Grow up. Nobody thinks you’re funny. Go be a troll somewhere else there bud.✌️💕 🇨🇦

[@cosmical_artist]

@John Smith this is not funny. It's not a joke. Like stop

[@Paraprax]

I've listened to Brian Sweeney's voicemail many times over the years and teared up at it, but I'd never googled a photo of him before just now - he honestly looks like Superman.

[@toast9808]

My brother was on the plane that hit the second tower he went to visit my grandma after coming home from the military. May everyone who died Rest In Piece 🕊💖

[@johna1727]

Solo Poison i am so sorry. May your brother rest easy in heaven were he is happy.

[@cutelectricity1883]

That is horrible, especially for a military worker. I hope you are alright.

[@jessasmrsleep204]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm in tears watching this. Sending you so much love

[@haydenot]

So very sorry for your loss. 💕 Praying for your family. America will never forget.

[@joleda56]

My heart is with you

[@smileypantscuppycake122]

"I'll see you when you get here." Oh dear God my heart. 😰💔

[@prettylucky7494]

Omg i know💔💔 i couldn't imagine having to make that call

[@TomAndersonDH]

I bet it only took her a week to find a new guy lol

[@TomAndersonDH]

@Crazy Canuck I wasn't joking but okay. I seriously bet most of these 9/11 widows moved on very quickly. I think I actually watched a video on this exact topic a long while back. They all had their excuses like "I know he wanted me to move on" and stuff like that. You can probably find that video on youtube as well. I probably even watched it on here.

[@gregranger9440]

What an ignorant response asshole.

[@TomAndersonDH]

@@MikkelMane That may be true, but it doesn't make what I said any less true. lol

[@atamagashock]

Everytime I hear Betty’s phone call, I’m blown away by her courage. She was able to remain calm during the most terrifying moments of her life.

[@maxsmith695]

Betty was completely calm when the " plane " was in a 5G dive = impossible. Those calls were done on the ground.

[@GypsyGirl317]

@@maxsmith695 bull 💩 How dare you diminish the lived experience of the people involved. Not everything is fake you know... 🤦🏻‍♀️ Yes it was an inside job, but the situation was very real.

[@maxsmith695]

@@GypsyGirl317 The evidence there were no hijackers is clear. The truth is the truth. It is a closed matter as far as I am concerned.

[@skoto8219]

​@@maxsmith695 Are you new to this topic? She is "alleged" to have been on Flight 11, which crashed into the North Tower. So... no dive. Were you thinking of Flight 93?

[@maxsmith695]

@@skoto8219 Each airplane cockpit is equipped with 2 buttons next to the seat of the pilot and co- pilot they can silently press in case of a hijacking. To buy into the " 4 jacked planes hypothesis" one must ask, why none of the buttons were ever pushed. The pilot of AA11 never contacted his flight attendant on a jack. Not one of the FA or passengers ever mention how jackers entered cockpit or their nationality. There is no engine noise heard on ANY of the phone calls. Ever. The FA on the calls are calmly telling someone the jackers are spraying tear gas in the cabin, but nobody is hearing coughing.The calm voices of the FA's, no airplane engine noise, and no background noises from people coughing or crying, are just 5 of 734 piece of forensic evidence there were no 19 jackers on board.

[@charlesejr2861]

It took a long time to write anything because of the pain. I talked to my wife on the phone she was on the 108 floor of tower 1 and I believe we said I love you 1000 times over until there was no longer a return I love you from her as I heard the tower falling and then nothing. Rest in peace my best friend and the love of my life until I see you in heaven. Our daughter looks just like you and we will always remember the love we had and the best times. I love you Brittany 😥😞😢

[@care3828]

This is the first comment on any video that actually made me cry. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family. I’m sure Brittany was a wonderful person who is certainly sorely missed.

[@charlesejr2861]

@@care3828 thank you for your message it was truly a very hard day and as we continue to live without her. Our daughter is the blessing she left with me to always know she is with me in spirit and In my heart. Thank you so much

[@ameliagabriel7890]

I am so sorry for your loss..my mom’s coworker had a brother in the north tower and he was in the impact zone. He died instantly. They both are watching over us and guiding us through life. Sending love to you and your daughter. I had just lost my dad a year before this attack. 💕

[@nenaj1]

I’m sorry 😭

[@lovelykyiah9506]

So sorry for your loss hope you doing okay RIP to your wife and everyone else that lost their lives 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😢

[@notjordy8652]

Watching the planes hit the towers still scares me.

[@starwarsguy6667]

Ultra Xtreme also there is no footage of the plane hitting the Pentagon just an explosion.

[@adzgee7]

@Ultra Xtreme i agree with you. The planes are cgi and tests have been done to see im aluminum can slice through thick grade a steel

[@GMZohar14]

@Ultra Xtreme Flying a plane at that rate of speed into a building and you expect the plane be intact?

[@sxniyxh_p]

@@starwarsguy6667 No, it went into the field they lost control.

[@starwarsguy6667]

Itz_TheLittle Princess I’m not talking about that plane. I’m talking about the “plane” that hit the pentagon.

[@Riegerts7]

“Ill see you when you get there” He’s talking about heaven 😔😔😔😟😟😟

[@dpauly2026]

At what time of the video was that

[@siucn719]

PanzerWaffle 24:31

[@itzelescobedo1468]

yeah

[@OversteerAllDay]

R.I.P. dude on hijacked plane

[@OversteerAllDay]

Snoopy yoouuu don’t know you weren’t born!!!!!

[@vikkig997]

Betty Ong was so calm and helpful during those final moments. You dont hear much about her or her family. She was one of the first heroes that day.

[@letsrevieweverything144]

what is sad is how many times she had to repeat stuff. its sad she wanted to help and really didnt get the opportunity because of incompetence on the ground

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@letsrevieweverything144 dog not allowed ect

[@rachael-777]

There is a video of Betty Ong on KZbin. Her colleagues sing her praises

[@Jxtb9904]

​@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bkwtf does that mean?

[@hannapvt]

Hearing the hijacker's voice made me sick

[@jabarithomas7290]

Hanna I find it odd that the only plane ✈️ that was stop on that day was the one headed for the White House.

[@hannapvt]

@@jabarithomas7290 I don't

[@kimsebring2434]

Jabari Thomas why? Are you just looking to stir the pot? Smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@kimsebring2434]

Hanna agreed!

[@kiersten101ify]

Jabari Thomas or it could have been the Capitol building they were aiming for...also give the late passengers the credit they deserve-the passengers of 93 fought back.

[@felixthompson2551]

19 years today. Sat watching this in tears. Every single year I cannot fathom what these innocent people endured that day. 💔 Rest in peace to all involved. 💔

[@lilysadventures5652]

Chantelle Dorney I was in a twin tower with my mother but when the first one got hit she was smart and got out with me cause she thought the other one would get hit too she was smart

[@Countrymusicman223]

19th anniversary of the worst day that the United States has ever seen my heart goes out to all the families who lost a love one on that day

[@craftyzara3552]

I know I’m so sad 😞

[@felixthompson2551]

Lily’s Adventures ok, but you seem so young on your channel? Just trying to be respectful for those who endured this absolute nightmare. ❤️

[@annabe9892]

Same

[@jjzombienomnom]

This might just be me, but this is a wound that never really healed. Every year I watch the clips replay on the news and it never ceases to make me tear up. I was only 3 at the time, but it's heartbreaking to think that all these people woke up that morning, ate breakfast, kissed their kids goodbye, told their loved ones that they'd try to be home early, some probably rushed out to beat the morning traffic, some were just trying to catch a plane home or somewhere. They all left their homes with the intention of coming back. They all started that day with the idea that they'd be doing the same old, same old tomorrow morning. Like that just sticks with me.

[@juliegiulietti1229]

Couldn’t agree more. Seemed to have hit me worse this year…

[@babysenpai3883]

I agree, I m not from usa or even America but I keep watching this, crying every time, is so heart breaking

[@Lord_Sweeper]

I was 5 in my kindergarten class when I saw it. 20 years later, I’m 25, and I’m still not over it. We were just getting our turn to take part in this great experiment called America, and I can’t help but feel that we have been robbed of that. The America that exists because of 9/11 is a shell of its former self. It’s hit me especially hard after watching the pitiful withdrawal from Afghanistan.

[@kbanghart]

@@Lord_Sweeper what about the withdrawal from Afghanistan was pitiful?

[@Contosoldier]

It will never heal either. We were wounded to the core, and its a mortiful wound. It will stick with our country forever.

[@Jake-gm4vg]

My sister was underneath the Pentagon when the plane hit on 9/11. She was riding a subway on her way back from visiting me. She said she definitely heard and felt a HUGE explosion from above her. People on the Subway were in a panic. Luckily, she did not get hurt.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Suicide not allowed

[@Larry26-f1w]

We know who she was under , and what she felt … it wasn’t HUGE

[@withVenyxzzz]

The moment you realize that you're gonna die so you just sit there and think about the people you love, This is heartbreaking.

[@_Shadoh_]

Also probably about all the things you still wanted to do in your life. Mistakes you made, lifetime you maybe wasted. Maybe even your children or other people depending on you that you'll never see again and will not be able to take care of or see them groing up. It's so so terrifying and sad, I'm so sorry for all these poor people 😭

[@jasmine0354]

I almost died once, and time seems to stand still. Everything is crystal clear and in slow motion. You just think of what you need to do to survive

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@jasmine0354dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@_Shadoh_dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@MVuke84]

Betty Ong was the first one on the front line that day. She was the first to call to report a war has started, that she had no idea was going on. She even has her own Wiki page now, as she should. Such a brave woman

[@Crossword131]

I agree. We need a national heroes day. And commemorate it with a stamp of Ms. Ong's face and in memory of the others we lost. RIP Betty. And thank you for your service.

[@MVuke84]

@@Crossword131 Totally agree with you....She gave the ground a lot of crucial information, that we wouldn't of picked up on so quick. Who these guys were, where they were sitting (in 2A and B), what they did to hijack the plane, etc....and seemed so calm doing it. Betty Ong lived up to the last line of our National Anthem well, "Home of the brave"

[@kerrieleidig]

I think she was probably discovered in the end, but she was very quick, to put together that it was a highjacking, and brave, and strong. She knew where it would end & stood in the face of it to create harm reduction.

[@rodrigo964]

she did what she had to do...I don't think it's brave, I think it was her duty to do what she did. Poor woman she did what she could.

[@MVuke84]

@@rodrigo964 It was her duty... Yet she stayed extremely calm, brave, and strong til the very end. I think she knew she was probably doomed, but from the sound of her voice, you would of never thought that.

[@missadug]

I was 18 and a freshman in college on 9/11/01. I will never forget that day. I returned from my biology class to my dorm room as the second plane hit. It was so surreal. Everyone was afraid and very uncertain about what would happen next. It was a terrifying time, but there was something beautiful that also came out of that time. Americans came together in ways I've never seen. Race, class, gender didn't matter. We all came together as humans at that time and people were a lot more kind for a time.

[@RachelWrites]

I watched it from my home room in high school, on my birthday. It was unbelievable and horrifying.

[@nodnarb3540]

I remember that sense of unity, too. There was no races, religions, sexualities, or political beliefs. Everyone was just an American. Sad to see how far we’ve fallen from that today.

[@celestechangco7458]

You were 18? I was 6 years old. That’s crazy, because I remember when the teachers were serious and they told us to go back in class. We thought it was a movie.

[@jessblaze6542]

Same thing happened with covid

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

That's you in your profile picture

[@ASMR4calmmoods]

It’s 2024. This is the first time I’ve been able to watch any videos about 9/11. Even those of us on the west coast were completely traumatized by everything that occurred on 9/11. We were scared and numb. It’s like life stood still for the next 3 days when all flights were grounded. Rest in peace to all who suffered, died, and grieved. You are not forgotten! ❤

[@amberarmstrong8451]

We’re in 2020 and this still breaks my heart

[@arielmickle4770]

Honestly, I think 2020 is the worst year we've experienced since 2001.

[@Nessie.137]

@@arielmickle4770 I totally agree with you there let’s just hope 2021 will be better

[@lilirishgrl]

Same here.

[@sourish.]

I am not even american and I was born the year after. it still makes my eyes water.

@@arielmickle4770 yes george floyd was the new 911.

[@thesimulation9651]

These documentaries used to make me sad. Now I just get really angry

[@Techyyy013]

g'mornin jooolee-uh same 😤

[@sterlingwalter5971]

angry enough to invade Iraq and steal their resources ? That's not angry, that's home invasion.

[@theraiden1018]

Be angry at the US government and Israel. They’re responsible

[@kakampinkdaisyguditoreyes1933]

8:45

[@creativeamerican8811]

Althea told me What cos they were forced to participate in what they assumed was a war game but were then executed. Most likely by poisoning, vaporised Fentanyl most likely.

[@harleighcutting6237]

Everyone always thanks the emergency service officers who risked and lost their lives that day. My mind, however, is on the passengers of UA93. They did not have to make that risk. They did not have to sacrifice their lives. They could've stayed seated and given themselves a few more minutes of life. But instead, they protected the White House. They took it upon themselves to prevent yet another American landmark from being destroyed. The passengers knew that either way, they were dying, so they went out protecting the White House.

[@xenojust1310]

Right ? I don't think I'd be able to do that because I'm the dumbest optimist you'll ever meet. Even if I have to force myself to be optimistic.

[@linakachina8819]

i mean the only one who really had a choice was the pilot

[@bravesoul5743]

They are clearly real Heroes!! 😥

[@dagda16]

Or maybe the Capitol

[@shoppersplace]

Now and then you cant be at firefighters whose heart has always been in the right place.

[@Someonespecial111]

For the passengers on flight 93.. they were so brave and they refused to let the hijackers succeed. That’s something they’ll always be remembered for from the ones who didn’t personally know them. My heart grieves over everyone who suffered 😢

[@rubypurple7509]

Have you watched the film

[@dianehigdon4808]

I visited the flight 93 memorial 10 yrs ago, I need to revisit.

[@rubypurple7509]

I really wish I could go

[@Yukina_rai]

They saved many life😭 😭

[@lunarvision]

Never forget that scummy KZbinr Hasan Piker (The Young Turks/TYT) said we deserved this.

[@holliboulware6370]

My gosh Betty Ong was so incredibly professional. Peace and comfort on this upcoming 20th anniversary to her family and loved ones.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@samo9658]

What???....... No cats either?..... What if it's a service animal?

[@clairevivian3490]

@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bkwhat does this mean? Seems like a troll. What did you do 9/11??….

[@Elitelesforo]

i hate to see this, its just so heart-breaking..i hope those people are safe in heaven, rest in peace. i'll never forget this day.

[@kekescuteasmr9580]

I saw a this on tik tok so sad

[@koexu]

yh man rest in peace, heart goes out to one's lost

[@randomgirl2178]

@@kekescuteasmr9580 I feel bad that tiktok reminded me of this day😭

[@kekescuteasmr9580]

@@randomgirl2178 yes same

[@silviat4848]

kekesøcute ASMR fr

[@40ounce58]

My wife and I were in New York on our honeymoon when this happened. We witnessed everything there in real time. We had nightmares for many years. My heart goes out to the families that lost loved ones that day.

[@ashleyw6160]

Oh wow, I'm sorry that what was supposed to be a wonderful time for u & your wife turned out to be so horrific. I was 17 & driving home from school bc I got sick when I heard about the 1st one on the radio. Got there, turned the TV on & within a min or so, witnessed the 2nd plane hit, along with the rest of the world watching live. It is a deep wound for many & I've always hoped everyone can find some sort of peace 😥

[@kimtowner-td6dh]

Ashley-I was also 17…

[@gamingmonster6897]

​@@ashleyw6160USA is not innocent

[@tracypolselli1464]

@@gamingmonster6897wrong place. Be decent.

[@gamingmonster6897]

@@tracypolselli1464 the truth is all I'm saying

[@Meatloaf_8462]

22 years.... Rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives in this tragic event. Thankyou to all the hero's, firefighters, medics, ATC controllers and many more. We thank you.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Including Atta ??

[@dougiesherwin9591]

@@JosephOccenoBFH Atta wasn't on that plane. He had nothing to do with this.

[@Meatloaf_8462]

@@JosephOccenoBFH You know what I meant. Let’s be respectful.

[@sammygaudino8906]

​@@Meatloaf_8462And people on flight ✈️ 93 they did save lives that day.

[@maryb3662]

Amen

[@pocketsizeforyourtravelcon3325]

I was 12 years old and in the 7th grade when 9/11 happened. I saw the 2nd plane hit on live tv as my English teacher turned on the tv during class and said that she thought we had a right to see what was happening. I grew up in a flyover state (Ohio) and that afternoon at lunch, I went outside for recess and looked up into the sky. There was always a plane flying overhead, but not that day or several days after.

[@beebeeflash2614]

wow thats amazing. I was the same age when The Challenger exploded. My teacher was playing it for our class because a teacher was going into space for the first time. That moment changed my life. Seeing the explosion, seeing my teachers face. The hushed whispers from adults, them rushing to turn of the tv. Ill never forget it. Now as an adult Im obsessed with true crime, accidents and mysteries. Maybe thats when it began?

[@SR_PRODUCTIONS]

I was in 5th grade. within a 10 minute period all the kids were getting picked up from class I was confused my mom got me and nonstop on the way home military jets were flying over groups of three every few minutes

[@ghostlyme]

I was 17 and I remember how eerily quiet it was when all the planes were grounded.

[@nachogirlbrey5878]

Age 11, 6th grade, same events.

[@kirsteinluver]

I wasn’t even alive. ☹️ THIS IS SO SAD OMMGMMGGMGMGMGMGMGM MY TEACHER SHOWED IT TO OUT CLASS IN SCHOOL TODAY AND I BEGAN CRYING

[@EmKnowsThings]

Imagine hearing these voicemails and realizing your loved one is never coming home. It’s gut-wrenching to imagine their grief as they left those messages because they knew they were going to die, but they were so strong so their families could hear them calm and know how loved they were. 9/11 may seem like “a long time ago” to some kids, but for the rest of us, it feels like yesterday. For the families, every day without that person is 9/11. 😔

[@ganeshvadcar8098]

Well said, I was just 5 years old in India, when I and my Mom watched the second flight hit the World trade center live on the news channel, I was terrified after that day to fly again to meet my Dad in Saudi Arabia. RIP ❤️

[@chantalrodriguez5269]

That was a lie ... This was All planned by the us government how sad

[@Etunimi_sukunimi_4cm]

It was a long time ago... You just gotta move on kid

[@amy109]

@@ganeshvadcar8098 I wonder how the days after this happened were in Saudi. Seeing as how politicians there helped these monsters, and most of them were from there.

[@ganeshvadcar8098]

@@amy109 indeed, I'm guessing, lately things have improved in most parts of Saudi in terms of Freedom and Safety with less restrictions on woman to be specific.

[@anthonymovius]

I remember watching the second plane hit the tower in 7th grade, our teacher moved the TV out to watch the coverage, and we all watched it hit, and the buildings fall. I will never in my life forget the horror of it all. Nothing was the same after 9/11. Rest in peace.

[@nicoladennis8632]

I just totally break down after watching the second plane hit 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@sarahubbard8140]

I was in chorus class in the 9th grade. It was silent. We watched in shock. When they fell there wasn't a dry eye in the room. I still feel that ache 18 years later.

[@nicoladennis8632]

@@sarahubbard8140 😭

[@tiffanysanders37]

Anthony Movius I was in the 7th grade too we were watch channel 1 we watched it every day in the morning. I thought the first phase hitting was actually just an accident! Then after the second plane hit I knew it was not an accident! It was so crazy I was trying to understand everything now that I’m grown it’s very horrible because I actually understand exactly what happened that day on 9/11

[@Shellabella87]

I was in 7th grade also, it's as if it was just yesterday. I can remember exactly what I was thinking and feeling that day. 💔 The older I get the more it breaks my heart.

[@linzi9814]

It's always the story of flight 93 that gets me the most. The sheer bravery of taking back the plane and sacrificing themselves to save thousands of others

[@maxsmith695]

Then you learn, it never happened.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Suicide not allowed

[@heartsmyfaceforever8140]

It’s not suicide if you’re already going to die. they minimized how many more would die

[@jgator6694]

@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bkyour comment can’t possibly be serious.

[@nillyk5671]

Not thousands, it was headed for the Pentagon and there weren't any thousands in there.

[@ciameehan3588]

For those who can’t imagine what the relatives of a murdered passenger goes through let me tell you 21 years later my girlfriend the mother of a daughter who was 21 at that time who died on United Airlines 93 is totally in eternal grief. It is heartbreaking to see her post photos of her deceased daughter on social media. I don’t know how to console her but let her remember and make sure that everyone remembers that horrible day when she lost her beautiful daughter. May she RIP and condolences to all the families of those killed that day. Horrible just horrible to see someone you care about lost in emotion and grief.

[@boah-ist65]

That’s terrible man , I’m so sorry about that

[@jorielynnpeacock7907]

21 years later, still hurts. I lost 2 friends...

[@shincerelyjane]

@@jorielynnpeacock7907 In remembrance. You and your loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers tonight.

[@derekchristophernordbye7710]

You and, your beloved had just been, permanently, entered to my prayer list. I swear that I will keep you in prayer. You have my word.

[@RobbieNewell]

even sadder when they say that the flights were drones and the families who said they had loved ones on the plane were actors and there were no casualties on the planes bc they were drones etc it’s just sad.

[@iannevistaa8176]

I know someone who’s birthday is 9/11/2001 his dad works at the top tower but didnt came to work that day because he was born, so yeah he saved his dads life some miracle

[@lucasdoecke8883]

Sick of people lying on the internet

[@nathanielnash2255]

nefaria mordeath you’re gullible

[@annapowell7869]

Seen like 11 people say the exact same thing

[@tylerhill5365]

@@lucasdoecke8883 s h u t t f u p

[@Juicy_wiwi]

@@annapowell7869 fr everybody says bs like "my dad forgot his fork at home and didn't die

[@heyitme5574]

between hearing the actual recordings from this day before people died, watching people jump to their death, and all the people that were burned to death and killed puts an awful feeling in my stomach and makes me cry. i wish these people could of been saved. really does break my heart.

[@lilirishgrl]

Same here 🙏🏻🕊

[@josephine6764]

Me too. And they tried to save them, but even some firefighters died. My father is a firefighter and was at the time. I don't remember if my mom said he was going to go help or they were about to send him. I don't think he went and I'm glad he didn't. I pray for those who lost their loved ones in this tragic event

[@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384]

They didn't jump

[@feat.shanika]

Same

[@feat.shanika]

@@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384 some jumped from the top of the towers

[@eyden1562]

I feel so bad for Joseph Cooper, the fact that he made those calls and knew of the hijacking before the planes hit the towers 😭 He looks so distraught that he was unable to prevent tragedy, even though none of it was ever in his shoulders as an individual. ❤️ I hope he's found peace.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Suicide not allowed

[@markmullins8622]

​@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk go away troll

[@kiragraef8445]

hearing the actual voices of these innocent people made me cry. sitting here 19 years later i could never have imagined being in that awful situation. i’m so sorry to everyone who lost friends and family that day.

[@cmerton]

and the millions who were slaughtered in the 20 years following that day.

[@TheKonga88]

Innocent?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡👈

[@kiragraef8445]

@@cmerton yes of course, and that goes without saying. i was just talking about that day specifically.

[@kiragraef8445]

@@TheKonga88 yes?

[@Brandon3060]

The guy saying goodbye to his wife was heartbreaking.

[@kctyy]

Brandon Mezei I was crying, I thought about me being in that situation

[@yediveren771]

Yeah, he had been a military pilot and he must have known that descending that rapidly would not end well. May he rest in peace, as well as all the the other victims.

[@misterpigeon001]

What time was that

[@lilyfriedman219]

UnicornsAnimate •w• 24:50

[@abi2508]

Lord Gonk Droid no, it really wasn’t.

[@deniserossiter1059]

Ugh!!! “I’ll see you when you get here” breaks my heart all over again every time I hear him say those words. It’s so excruciatingly sad but yet, at least has that goodbye recorded. He was so brave & calm. I still cannot imagine how hard that would be.

[@bigmandrums4346]

Do you think when he said I'll see you when you get here he means I'll see you in heaven or something I kind of got that vibe when I heard it

[@Pikarare]

@@bigmandrums4346 That is exactly what he meant and is what made it such a heartbreaking message. He already accepted his fate and is prepared to see his loved one in heaven once more when her time eventually comes too.

[@jolieponcedeleon5963]

@@bigmandrums4346, he meant see you in the next life. ☹

[@kingdingaling2469]

34:47 🤔 Strange it’s necessary to make sure the persons knows it’s an unsecured line 🤔

[@samfisher2306]

All the calls were disheartening to listen but I almost teared up on that one. Too sad.

[@gregoryrodriguez9252]

Heaven opened the doors for Betty and the passengers . So brave courage. No terrorists in heaven.!

[@skinlesswalnut6259]

What about the 72 virgins?

[@Tanmay-x5b]

Those are nothing, islam is a lie of Mohammad​@@skinlesswalnut6259

[@Edzadfrevion]

Terrorists is mujahadah fisabilillah

[@balkanicchick]

@@skinlesswalnut6259what?

[@happi0420]

​@@skinlesswalnut6259 72, 40 year old, WoW playing, basement dwelling, neck beards. Dont worry. I'm sure they're nice guys.

[@ialtog]

i’m not from the US, and I was only a toddler when this happened, but every year I find myself watching these videos. such a harrowing and terrifying experience for everyone. rest in peace to all the victims and people on the front lines that lost their lives

[@kayealamag4492]

(2)

[@jessicaholt8078]

It affected the whole world.

[@sheilarogge2461]

ty. means a lot.

[@jessicaholt8078]

Thank you Ty.

[@modestpelicanjr]

I wasn't born but I have a video because it was my dads birthday I have a video of that day with him and my mom

[@Ruthy-with-a-Y]

Still hard. 18 years later, we will never forget. 💔😢

[@sugarcreekoutlawsband1842]

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺can you please 

[@sugarcreekoutlawsband1842]

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺can you please

[@Arkensius1157]

💔

[@KristenHammerback-pk5wy]

Hi Ruthy. Never, I agree. Thank you. Amelie (lost a loved one on 9/11, still think of them every day)

[@Gameboy-64]

@Qill Waters I think you're missing her point.

[@ashleywintle8570]

19:58 I feel so sorry for him, he feels the weights on his shoulders but none of this was his fault. I hope he knows that. Breaks my heart

[@dinabagdigian3792]

It’s very sad and yes none of it was his fault 💔

[@thenightlight7882]

Ashley Wintle breaks my heart 😢

[@Gidgimmortal]

Yeah, totally gut-wrenching

[@jeromedavis8575]

None of it was ours! It was the terrorists that did this to us!

[@dalopezag]

He totally broke my heart too. His tears at the end.

[@Xeeheeso]

The man who said “I’ll see you when you get here” oml I was crying I couldn’t stop

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@thomastaylor6699]

Shut up!!!😡​@@REBECCA12341

[@jonstewart6860]

He got it from a Coolio song.

[@a.mbukimaina6988]

I'm not American and actually live thousands of miles away in Nyeri, a small town 150k away from Nairobi (Kenya) but I still remember this day like yesterday. A freshman in college and walking back to my room after classes at about 5pm local time, I saw small crowds huddled around the TVs at different locations around our campus, which was very unusual at this time of day. I drew closer to check out and 9/11 was all over the news... terrible, terrible day. May God comfort the families of all those affected. Till me meet again.

[@vinylbuff1515]

As an american it means the world, stay safe my friend.

[@jessicaemilia101]

I had a similar experience except I was in nyc. Walked into my college and everyone was huddled in the lobby listening to the radio. That’s how I learned.

[@nicolerenfrow2746]

That was very beautifully written. Americans thank you 💙💜

[@jonnahofman1264]

everyone on the planet was affected. .

[@dannylemar3338]

Maze😔

[@poptart6662012]

This was our generations Titanic, made all the sadder because we have all these actual recordings of last calls and video of it actually happening.

[@Jahlen.johnson]

poptart6662012 this is a million times worse than titanic. Titanic is a tragic accident that happened because of a natural disaster (as in a iceberg) this was a horrible catastrophe caused by humans.... I don’t think we can compare the 2. Titanic was horribly and extremely sad but this is on another level.

[@candyfloss7283]

@@Jahlen.johnson totally agree, this was something else this was Evil !

[@kimsebring2434]

poptart6662012 sorry but you cannot compare the events of 9/11 to the Titanic! Christ! That’s almost laughable! 9/11 can be perhaps compared to Pearl Harbor but the Titanic? No!

[@tashagordu7008]

Actually she can compare it to titanic, it's her opinion. Regardless of how the two tragedies happened and 1000's of lives were lost people were lost hearts were crushed and people across the world are still broken.

[@kimsebring2434]

Tasha Gördü really? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@joannadelarmente5693]

Exactly 18 years ago today and still extremely hard to watch. Prayers to the victims and to the families who lost their loved ones. "To be absent in the body is to be present in the Lord."

[@betsylaughlin8652]

Watching the memorial, brought tears to my eyes hearing the pain in the voices of the surviving family. Time passes, but their pain is still fresh ❤️😢

[@thenightlight7882]

Yes for those who accepted Jesus as their Lord and savior. ❤️

[@skylarbrynn823]

Sitting here thinking from a few dozen terrorists killed probably about 4500 people poor inesent, workers, passengers and all those first responders

[@jessebrobin]

Honestly watching this stuff makes it feel like it wasn't that long ago, it's just so horrific, feels like it happened yesterday

[@Carriehammer718]

i have not watched any of these videos since 2012. too sad. now i cant stop crying all over again . idk why im doing this to myself

[@lifeinlimbo2186]

Mark Bingham's mother is a true patriot. She put everything aside and with what little information she had,she advised her son to take immediate action despite the horror and dreadful possibilities. What a great American

[@atiyasamreen16]

She understood that the fate of his son and other passengers were already sealed even if they didn't do anything so the best thing they could do try fighting hijackers and let the plane explode mid-air. Brave thing they did.

[@wordtruth6116]

Very sad but I can never imagine calling my mom with my full name. Rest in peace. 😢

[@thegreenberetlife0191]

This point is spot on! What a patriot!

[@scottchavez1688]

Amazing.

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@scottchavez1688dog not allowed ect

[@meganpowers4263]

Really sad some of yall are in the comments saying you lost someone in 9/11, and comment their names only for people to do some research and find out your lying. These people have real families , real loved ones. People out there really lost their loved ones. And they aren’t saying it as a lie. This was one of the most tragic things that could have ever happened in this country. Prays for everyone and anyone involved. So much love for everyone, including those who are not involved. “I love you and I’ll see you when I get there.” Remember that.

[@SteventheOrigin]

Thank you! I'm not the only one who feels that way

[@SapphireBoy26]

I didn’t didn’t lose anyone, but I had a friend who lost his dad. 🙁

[@Providedbygeoo]

People are literally psychotic. Like what is even the point?

[@zoradz5825]

Thank u for saying this

[@jebowar6679]

Geovanni Gerade Internet points smh

[@saund102]

"I'll see you when you get HERE." Here = Eternity. So poignant and heartbreakingly brave. After watching this, if there's an emotion that combines sadness, tinged with anger that's the way I now feel.

[@Zavala1991]

The people calling their families during the hijacking really made me tear up

[@kaelarobibsob8673]

Qill Waters what is wrong with you

[@JuanGonzalez-qz2zv]

even a sith lord is better than these disgusting people.

[@tigerproducts6905]

@@JuanGonzalez-qz2zv what did he say

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@tigerproducts6905dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@kaelarobibsob8673dog not allowed ect

[@livinginallworldz]

I wasn’t born then and I’m not from the US, but my heart goes out to all who suffered from this incident. Parents, family, children, innocent people…RIP

[@trappart9209]

Same

[@ItLingers]

If you wasn't born... where are you accessing KZbin

[@livinginallworldz]

@@ItLingers I’m not sure what you mean?

[@haaruntryingstuff3639]

@@livinginallworldz You said you weren't born, meaning you would not be alive.

[@livinginallworldz]

@@haaruntryingstuff3639 I wasn’t born…in 2001…

[@griffinboynton4115]

My heart sinks for Joseph Cooper (19:56 - 20:13 into the film). He's someone who clearly cares so much about his craft and has a passion for protecting the airways. It's clear in his eyes that after September 11th, he never looked at his job the same way again.

[@zephyrsky__]

He was let down by the whole process; there was nothing he could do

[@meganalguire1238]

His entire life changed after this day. You can see his heartbreak and feel his pain during the interview.

[@ashleyw6160]

Yea, I cry watching him

[@kingdingaling2469]

But what made those Towers disintegrate into dust ? 🤔 It was all such a tragedy. Very strange time. Plus the 3rd Tower that was Pulled

[@jena.alexia]

I hate that he feels he could have or should have done more or something different and failed. No! The only people to blame for what happened that awful day are the hijackers. I feel so bad when I see what are clearly victims beating themselves up and blaming themselves. I would like to give him a big hug. Poor guy.

[@Eshock-js6vz]

I know a guy that missed his meeting in the pentagon where it was hit because he wanted a snickers and the machine was jammed so a snickers saved his life

[@FrederickIII]

Its incredible how many people called in sick that day, or missed there buss or train. Truly gods hand at work.

[@buck2577]

Why do so many people lie on the internet

[@Eshock-js6vz]

Think what you want I know what happened

[@Eshock-js6vz]

Amp Blaster I never said that he missed it I just said he was late

[@Brucelee89896]

@Ava Rosasco wow, the muffin saved his life

[@Happyliving757]

39:00 just 😮 wow the mom leaving her son a voicemail from ground to give advice on how to take control over the plane… 👏 this is just incredible 1 mother!!! Rest in peace for all the lost souls 😔

[@childishgambino4845]

Actually brought me to tears. IMO the saddest moment of the video

[@charlesbuckwheat2347]

*lost 😉

[@NOHSAL]

😭😭😭🙏🏼

[@46foryounger]

Yes a very smart woman.

[@ambredoisneau965]

Not on how to take over the plane

[@mathseacav]

It's sad to watch these sort of films because you already know the ending but keep expecting people to avoid it

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@chloerodgers692]

My father was on a plane from California to Dallas, TX at the time. My mom called me at work, hysterical, begging me to leave work (Indianapolis) as she was worried about attacks across the country. Dad didn't know about anything until plane landed and saw everyone at airport gathered around the televisions. He rented car and drove rest of way home to Florida.

[@Ch3rishtheday]

It’s incredible to hear exactly what everyone was doing this doing. I’m blessed to know your father was ok.

[@Leeyahslife5631]

I would do the same. I would not take any chances getting on a plane after hearing about what happened. I’m glad that your family is okay! 🤍

[@KHOiloveromeo]

Not like he had a choice either; planes were grounded for days afterwards

[@F40PH_307]

That's one smart dad you have.

[@anonymousanonymous4238]

My family is from Canada and my dad was held up for a few days in western Canada as we lived out east. His plane was on the runway and they were told they couldn't go.

[@heyitsrose_4907]

I wasn’t born yet but this is the saddest thing I’ve ever seen

[@shyryTsr2k]

I was only 1 years old and my mother told me she broke down crying with my dad while holding me. It makes me cry when I see 9/11

[@chewanashraf4777]

I was 5 yrs old.. i remembered hearing the news about planes crashing into towers but had no idea wht it was about.

[@masond7573]

I was just a fetus when this happened (seriously)

[@yusufabdullah5008]

HeyItsRose _ I was 11 in the 5th grade. I went to run an errand to the principal's office and the breaking news of the first plane broke the minute I glanced at the t.v

[@markziegler5115]

Be glad you don’t remember. I was 24.

[@drunkenramble4120]

I was in Manhattan that day. worst day of my life...Just awful.

[@shoppersplace]

are there any support groups for people that were in NY that day? I still see all the destruction come into my head everyday like a waking nightmare, while the rest of the world goes on doing dog tricks.

[@vrad3703]

@@shoppersplace stfu no one cares lmao go to hell 666

[@shoppersplace]

@@vrad3703 I understand the not caring thing. It's way too intense to stop our lives and care. That's what terrorists want. I'm just saying that those who haven't gotten over it need to talk and laugh about things others dont understand.

[@leonardopiccinno2041]

@@shoppersplace i don't know about a support group for that but sounds like you have a little trauma. The best way to help you would be a therapist. Hope you get rid of that nightmares dude🌷🙏❤

[@shoppersplace]

@@leonardopiccinno2041 you have no idea. Therapists know nothing. They either get turned on by this stuff, or they want to rob the insurance companies. Im doing fine on my own, what I worry about is being surrounded by people who havent figured it all out yet. Nightmares worked great btw, they took the edge off of reality. I guess the human is very resiliant even if it cant spell. lol

[@cassiusdio6048]

They should have told more about the passengers that fought the terrorists on the last plane. They had courage and should get more recognition.

[@secondact7151]

They were all so calm. My coworker was on a plane that lost both engines. They were descending fast. He said it was complete chaos. Everyone was hysterical and screaming about dying. The pilots were able to get the engines restarted and go back to the airport.

[@wmgardner87]

It’s puts things into perspective. I can only imagine being surrounded by that and having to comfort your child before impact, knowing the end was moments away. Ugh heartbreaking

[@PraveenSrJ01]

I would’ve panicked 😱 like I never panicked before

[@coeurenpoche]

@@Mataylor17 Unless the hijacker in the cabin told them. I really hope not.

[@THENOTENATION]

Suspiciously calm doesn’t make sense

[@QueenAlexis556]

What? They never went back to the airport, they had no intention of doing that What are you talking about?

[@bodhi8260]

I'm impressed with how calm everyone is on the recordings. I doubt that I would be able to hold myself together that well.

[@AmbientsonarVA]

no one really knew what was going on exactly

[@Gwaponame]

Would you believe if someone who hijacked the plane, say: there's a bomb on board? Like how can it happen? With all the strict security screening in the airport, how can they sneak a bomb?

[@Huncho623]

@@Gwaponameyes i would. i think almost anyone would.

[@Huncho623]

@@Gwaponameif they were able to hijack an airplane in todays world i wouldn’t doubt them if they said they also had a bomb.

[@katherineselander6742]

​@@Gwaponamethat screening in the airport was put in place after 9/11...

[@ashleydaniell1553]

I was 21 and a senior in college. I remember this day like it was yesterday. Being that age it was definitely a day that split my life into two parts: the time before 9/11 and then the time after 9/11. I still can't believe it happened and how many people lost their lives. I don't know why, but every year, I come back to watch documentaries about that day and cry. I think it's because I never want this event to fade from people's minds. I will never forget.

[@saltpeter7429]

I was 22. Watching live on TV with my father. Went to church that night to pray with other people. It is a before and after line in life.

[@marytramp5678]

it happened bc we as Americans try to force others into our way of life.our politics, our religions, our western way of life. when this happens we make it easy for extremists like Bin Laden to take advantage to frustrated young men women, & children amd turn them into devote followers. smething like 9/11 will happen over & over again bc we don't learn. and the worst thing is we give them the wepons to attack us with!

[@felicitywilliamson4674]

Gosh I was 17 and can vividly remember this day .

[@alyssam.5939]

I was 23, and I completely relate.

[@sarahcolasanto837]

I was 21 and a senior in college as well.

[@GreenYoshi3881]

Of all the things that stuck with me after these years, it was the calmness and professionalism of Ms. Betty Ong and those brave passengers on United 93. When I think to complain about minor things in my life, I remember their voices 😢. To all the families affected, I pray for your healing and thank you for sharing your love one’s stories with the world. 😢❤🙏

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@EmilyCheetham]

Hearing the voices- the final words of the people onboard the hijacked planes is heart braking. Hearing them say their final goodbyes brings tears to my eyes. Condolences to all those who lost some on that fateful day or day to that day.

[@garyfrancis6193]

Heart “braking”? When will you Americans learn to spell?

[@TheConfidentNoob]

These recordings r so chilling! RIP all the victims who died in the 9/11 attacks😭🙏🏻

[@gavinsolorio]

TheConfidentNoob don't clap for this horrible event

[@Byrdoo]

Gacha Gavin that’s not a clap that praying hands

[@joelmorrow7101]

This is a bullshit propaganda film which sensationalize the event of 9/11 but its intent is to divert your attention away from who did it a why and to divert your attention away the the over one hundred anomalies which blows holes in the official story.

[@petermizon4344]

I have a video recording pretty rare of missile hitting the Pentagon it's been taking off, not the one were you just see tip of nose when all 80 CCTV cameras were conveniently switched off this is a proper view, it's obvious that USA did it, also why not invade Saudi were 15 terrorist came from, it's like UK sending troops into Denmark because IRA bomb us

[@roostercoup5593]

@@petermizon4344 I seen it too.

[@LMCSM]

I don't know if it's just me, but for me, this still hurts as much as it did the day it happened. It's something I will NEVER forget and I think of it often. So much tragedy and life lost that day, but also so much love, heroism and strength from those helping one another, rescuing others etc. I watch so many of these because I feel it's important to hear each persons story, who they were so that I will never forget any of them 😢

[@jessicamann2401]

I’m with you. I remember it like it was yesterday. I remember everything I did that day. I was pregnant with my second child and I just cried all day. Too stunned to fully grasp it. I agree they should be honoured every year .

[@bubblezovlove7213]

Yeah this is a trauma still. I'm not even American and the memormy of it and watching these videos feels very similar to my CPTSD. It's just so huge and shocking. It never seems to lessen....

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

Me too.

[@mikakettunen7939]

I am from Finland and I never were there when it happened - but I am deeply traumatized since then and I also need to hear each persons story involved in this - I hope I would make one day trip to NYC and visit the actual memorial spot and comprehend that scale of it all in very front of my own eyes - peace and love

[@ammihernandez71]

Same. I watched it live getting ready for my second week of college. I went to college and it was closed. I can't forget the look on everyone faces. That's the day when all of us became one .

[@cheryljohnson604]

22 years later and it still feels like yesterday. This day will never be forgotten. We all remember where we were and what we were doing. May all the victims Rest In Peace and may the lord watch over the family and friends that were left behind to deal with the overwhelming lose. We will all be together again one day.

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@cherylgregory2179]

All of those horrifying feelings are coming back as I watch this. It was a Tuesday morning, if I remember right. I was cleaning out my refrigerator and had the news on. I heard them say something, so I sat down and watched the whole thing unfold as it happened. My entire body is shivering, and the tears are trying to well up. Rest in peace dear souls. To the families of these victims and any victim of terror-related things: My deepest condolences.

[@shilohwhiloh9636]

Gosh, I can't even imagine. This tragedy happened about three years before my life began.

[@EmKnowsThings]

It was my 19th birthday and I was in the Army.

[@wildcatslife686]

That was world shocking

[@Deakybean181]

@@shilohwhiloh9636 I was almost 6 and it was horrible. I remember everything.

[@Nolacarsillo]

Never forget these people who tried to save the plane passengers and the firemen who we lost!!!! True patriotism!

[@methvenarundell3057]

Nothing to do with patriotism - Jeez, you're such a child. It was basic self survival and not all the passengers were American you moron.

[@silverscreens7745]

Methven Arundell Patriotism isn’t bound to just American people. It’s the people who love our country.

[@idrovepastyourhouse-9385]

Methven Arundell . This is ironic. The firemen would be American because they had to BE in America to help out in the first place, use your freaking head.

[@agentald3143]

IDrovePastYourHouse - There foreign*

[@kgrimes842]

And to they police and paramedics and anyone who stepped in to help others out.

[@sleepygirl3022]

I can’t begin to imagine how scary this was for Americans. It was scary enough for us watching thousands of miles away in the UK. When that second plane hit 😞 just terrifying. 20 years and it still makes me so very sad.

[@celiapopkin9621]

I remember being scared in New Zealand! I had just turned 13.

[@pandashrimp9274]

It was very very terrifying. I was scared as a 10 year old kid, if that tells you anything. All we saw was all of the adults crying and screaming. I remember seeing it on tv as the 2nd plane hit. We were all SHOCKED watching that live. I learned that the world was evil at a very early age. Even got to see it happen along with the whole world. It was crazy that that happened on our soil. It was unheard of at that time. It erased our innocence for sure and now we don't trust anything or anyone anymore. We completely changed after this.

[@oliversanjuan3105]

Remember america modern babylon!

[@theholyoneofisrael.9550]

@@oliversanjuan3105 Harlot

[@mmes307ify]

I was painting the exterior of a house when the attack happened. I was painting the front door and the owner was watching tv when the news broke about the 1st plane We had stopped to watch it when the 2nd plane hit. I remember feeling sick to my stomach even though I live in Texas I felt like I lost family that day. I still come back and relive that day.

[@cityhow403]

I was two years old and 5 months at the time this happened. My mom got a call from my aunt to turn on the news that the towers were hit. My mom watched the whole thing. I think she even threw up. I'm watching this video now and starting to cry. One of my dad's best friend's who was also my dad's colleague at the time was one of the pilots of the planes that hit the towers. I went to Denver Colorado where they have a memorial for the pilots and people who died that day and I asked my dad who one of them was and that's what he answered to me. He literally shut down after I asked and looked like he was about to cry. I felt really bad about that. Also I realize that if my dad has gone to work that day he probably would have died to and I would have grown up with out a dad. My dad worked at United airlines at the time. That is one of the blessings I count but also take for granted a lot. I definitely won't anymore😢😢😢😢

[@americanladybug3354]

Ty for not putting ads on this video. It is very respectful of you.

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@chickwitthagoodies]

Imagine people in elevators it was so many horrible ways to die that day

[@PJ-po7fu]

Ikr. Burnt alive, smoke inhalation, blunt trauma, jumping to certain death from 100s floors up. Hit by falling debris. Its beyond heartbreaking

[@idekav.]

Hopefully it was fast for most people😔😢

[@sashabanks6121]

I hate to say this but the ones that died instantly when the plane crashed were the lucky ones. Imaging having to jump out of the building or dying from the smoke or being burned to death

[@jonahmoran3751]

Yeah a security guard almost lost his life from an explosion from a falling elevator

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

And people the planes actually hit. It must’ve been instant

[@aaliyah381]

I couldnt imagine the chaotic fear and panic rushing through all of those passenger's bodies when they heard about the situation, especially the children. May those who died or got severely injured, I wish the best for you. R.I.P to the people that are no longer with us because of 9/11

[@kyle-garricks-wife]

I believe the youngest victim was only 2

[@CyberJawa1986]

I believe the 2nd plane had 2-4 year olds The 3rd plane had a group of 11 year olds

[@REBECCA12341]

​@sasset-uk1987suicide not allowed

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@CyberJawa1986dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@kyle-garricks-wifedog not allowed ect

[@lily-clark]

Im not from the US, but my heart breaks for all the victims and their families. It is unfathomable how people called on the planes to tell their loved ones that they love them and how people had to make the descion to get burned alive or to jump to their death. Rest in peice 🕊️🕊️

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@allison._.marieee06]

@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bkare you schizophrenic

[@Anthology_of_Holly]

I’ve never thought about how awful this must have been for ATC workers. I can’t imagine how it would feel just watching everything unfold and knowing there is nothing you can do to stop it

[@elenawhtenack6564]

IT&E 📲

[@christopherronaldhouse6313]

Yeah I honestly wonder how it was to go home after that shift for the day. I couldn't imagine.

[@tq2769]

Nothing they could do huh? Nothing IS exactly what they did. They should have done something. They literally did nothing. I hope they were, at the very least, fired for gross incompetence. They waited and waited and waited and weren't sure what to do, hemming and hawing, gee should we like um alert somebody or maybe they just flicked the wrong switch and don't know what's going on. Even after the first plane hit they did nothing. They are therefore partially responsible for what took place.

[@Delusionalcry]

​​@@tq2769They're not responsible for anything what are you talking about. They had no control over the planes. I'm guessing you weren't even born when this happened. They'd already notified the airforce before the first plane crashed.

[@weemaggiejiggs8832]

​@@tq2769the only people to lay blame on are those fckin' religious fanatic b'strds..no one else...🤬

[@beth-bi9yv]

The voice messages from the passengers and the crew just punch you in the gut. It puts names and faces to numbers. I'm so so sorry to the family and friends of all these lost lives.

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@imetyourmother420]

​@@REBECCA12341u need a life.

[@Ceeyouaye]

Something about September, this time of the year, fall/school starting, never seems to be any different….. 20 years ago that day, I remember watching the second plane hit the WTC live on the tv in our 2nd grade classroom. Feels like it was just yesterday. As a 7 year old child watching this terror IRL realizing what was happening, my heart sank and I remember feeling a heavy burden crawl over my shoulders. Teachers cried in silent at their desks holding onto strength…. America changed forever.

[@NinaPrissyMurphy]

Same, 7 years old in the second grade. Living in Newark, you could see the smoke from our classroom windows. I imagined the chaos. My teachers husband worked in New York and she was so scared. She left for the day. We were all sent home. 20 years later it’s still sad!

[@SeverancePay500]

1st grade just got ice cream in lunch and the news broke. Remember watching the towers smoke, we were sent home around 1015a

[@michaelu2562]

@@SeverancePay500 same we were actually held in school under a code, they shut all the windows , made us sit under our tables, everyone was crouched together and hugging, it was right after reading time, teachers were crying, I believe there were swat or something similar in our school because I saw men and women in black vests and helmets , our parents had to pick us up, all bud and train transportation was shut down

[@jessicascricco5978]

A sight many of us should never have seen at such a young age.

[@TheKonga88]

🤣🤣🤣

[@danonr90]

For anyone mad about airport security and how long it takes, THIS, this is why.

[@jamaicafox]

The issue is that it's not efficient. There have been experiments where people have gotten weapons through TSA. Another primary issue is The people hired to tsa are genuinely just terrible human beings with absolutely no people skills. This makes an already already irritating process far worse😊

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

don't be fooled....drugs weapons & trafficked humans travel freely & TSA employees are on it & steal from travelers too

[@CoreyMarinoGames]

The odd thing is Massachusetts redid their licenses due to this reason, but they were the last state to do so.

[@undisclosedidentity9893]

7:23 what Atta said was disturbing, he tried to calm the passengers down and give them false hope by saying that they were returning back to the airport and make them feel like everything was going to be okay, knowing that it was all just a hoax to calm them down before it crashed into the towers it’s disturbing knowing what some humans are capable of with the twisted mindset

[@stephenrdoc]

its muslim mindset and you keep importing them

[@SamnissArandeen]

Even better. FBI investigation revealed most of the muscle hijackers didn't know they were on suicide missions!

[@ArynCanna]

@@SamnissArandeencan you link the info for that

[@gmmartines7331]

It wasn't to give them a false sense of hope. It was to prevent what needed up happening on 93

[@bickleyjonas6145]

​@@SamnissArandeen Find that hard to believe. If they all packed into the cockpit then they could see where the plane was headed. Not that they could do anything about it. Unless they realized it later but didn't try to take the controls?

[@ppgedez]

Betty Ong what a woman. 🙏

[@toadyzgrim6062]

I heard about 9/11 years before I watched this video and I remember thinking a plane just crashed and a building fell, but after watching this I've realized the true disaster and chaos that happened on that day. 19 years ago today it happened, I wasn't alive when it did but my mum was and this morning while she was on Facebook she told me it happened 19 years ago today and she started crying. No one she knew died but watching her cried I hugged my mum tightly and then went to watched this video once she felt better... Rest in peace all the passengers who died during 9/11. And fly high in heaven, angels...

[@DylanLovesBrenda]

every time I hear Betty my heart breaks, what a strong woman. The only comfort I have for flight 11 is they didn't know what was happening. Being the first and happening quickly, everything was confusion and the unknown. The other flights had talked to family and some knew what was happening. Freaking awful knowing you're gonna die. I can't...may everyone RIP the world grieved for you.

[@stevetunis4000]

I work with AA at Boston Logan Airport and I can confirm we have every crew member that was on that plane framed, with a special plaque from which gate the plane got loaded on. RIP to them all / forever embraced 🕊

[@barrykennethdaniel7411]

I'm Australian, but on behalf of the world I want Americans to know how sorry we all are that this total tragedy ever happend and that at this time the whole world was praying for you as the population of heaven increased so massively. I don't think any moment in time would have as many prayers and well wishing as this time. My condolences, may they all rest in peace!

[@johnwachi1605]

Total devastation 😭😭👌

[@wacquemacaque2403]

Thank you from America! I appreciate you

[@ashleyw6160]

Aww, that's very sweet, thank u. Sending u lots of love ~From Tennessee 💖

[@kathconserv]

Thank you.

[@El-vi6lg]

I am from Poland.Same here.The whole country has never forgotten.💔❤💔❤💔❤

[@investit517]

Three days shy of the 20 year anniversary as I watch and cry for the lives lost, their loved ones, family, friends. Can not forget about those still suffering, like the air traffic controllers, the first responders, and the survivors. The brave, the hero's, the scared, and the lost, I pray for them all.

[@cmerton]

You forgot the million or so Iraqis we butchered for basically no reason.

[@nenaj1]

Born and raised in Nyc and I will never forget. I was 19 at the time. Still hurts 😭

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Dog not allowed ect

[@gvalley07]

That air traffic controller getting emotional really got to me. Excellent documentary. Never forget.

[@brileehenry4161]

the calls to their significant others make me bawl like a baby. i mean i just could not imagine the pain listening to the voicemail

[@davidhutchinson5233]

A friend of mine from a former job was our outside sales rep and he was scheduled for Flight 11 that day. The night before we changed the flight due to the client cancelling. I still can't believe it to this day. How close someone can come.

[@pablo08034]

I can relate to this. Before I met my wife, she was supposed to travel from Philly area to have two separate meetings at WTC on 9/11. A day or two before, one client canceled-so she called the other to reschedule both for another day. Ten years later we met and married in 2015.

[@jacquelynharper3659]

My cousins wife was supposed to fly on Flight 93 to head home to California but, she got sick and had to cancel her flight. It is weird how things like that happen.

[@REBECCA12341]

​@jacquelynharper3659 dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@pablo08034dog not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@milesclarke7085]

Probably the saddest phone call I heard from the attacks was when one of the towers fell and the man on the phone just screams, and then the line cuts.

[@LauraJablonski-eq5pd]

That is still, to the day, the most horrifying, gut wrenching call I’ve ever heard.

[@TeraGreene1]

I know. I heard that, too. So sad. 😢❤

[@raviithebabii]

This really makes me cry every time I hear it

[@badger297]

Kevin Cosgrove. Same here

[@bevcamren1316]

Yes gut wrenching

[@RobertoLorenzPianist]

10:58 "Don't try to make any stupid moves!" says the man who's about to fly into a skyscraper..

[@gymlife092]

RoLorenz Exactly !

[@daequonandrews2364]

Right

[@olympustiger22]

Yes...go and lie to the passengers. What a complete cruel idiot

[@nadiavixama7125]

Nice one u told him hahahaha

[@KZMProductionsHD]

He said please, get over yourself.

[@soupisyummy5533]

Rip Betty Rip everyone on the planes Rip everyone who died on that tragic day Hope everyone who went to heaven and has a good time watching over their loved ones

[@annija3170]

Wait i didn't get how did betty died?

[@sarahk4telyn]

summer channel Betty was the flight attendant on the plane that crashed. When the plane had crashed, Betty had died I believe

[@flipnick2600]

Betty was a flight attendant in seat 3 on the flight. She was on flight 11 that hit the first tower. RIP Betty

[@tiffprendergast]

@@flipnick2600 yup

[@tiffprendergast]

@@sarahk4telyn yup

[@patrickms94]

This was so hard to watch... Betty is a hero amongst hundreds/thousands of others.

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@chioj36]

Poor Joseph Cooper. It takes so much calm and stoicism to remain professional in these situations for everyone in these industries, and I feel so much for him welling up knowing he tried his best. Its ok Joseph, we all didn’t know. We all know better now xo

[@REBECCA12341]

Dog not allowed ect

[@madmaxmel]

This touched the whole world: I am Finnish, I was on the morning shift loading a truck, when the driver came to me and said that there had been an attack on America. At first I looked at him in disbelief, then I listened to the news on the truck radio with the driver. We were just silent and shocked. I remember the morning very vividly, the whole world does.

[@seanodwyer4322]

mad- yeah ahh was on mount eden hill between 2-3 a,.m. dealin with havin been forced awake too face judgement from a royal being that was in front off me. anything that happens between 2-3 a.m. on the planet means a judgement

[@wacquemacaque2403]

Thank you from America. We appreciate your support

[@yeasurejan6260]

This day 19 years ago I still remember sitting in class in primary school (in Ireland) and my teacher turned on the tv to watch what was happening on the news. I didn’t understand until I came home and saw my mum crying with the news on after the second plane had hit. My heart breaks for the victims and families and it was truly beautiful how America united with strength. Love from Ireland💕

[@elissabarrett247]

Love from America❤

[@markiarao1204]

This is absolutely heartbreaking and it doesn’t get easier over the years :’(

[@ericabouchard8786]

I agree! I'm a mom of 2 girls now and can't even imagine 😢😭 all those lives lost. They all were someone's child, parent, relative, friend etc. Completely innocent bystanders who just so happened to be there. They had families they just wanted to get home to. I think the older I get, the more it hits to be honest

[@wildcatslife686]

It will never

[@queenlady1180]

I cannot:(

[@kbanghart]

I think the worst is for those who survived the impact, but had to deal with the choice of burning, losing oxygen or jumping. I would jump. I feel like the terrorists would get off on watching people suffer, so I'd wave or salute or something and jump. At least then you're going out on your own terms, kinda.

[@paulaporter778]

Crying now

[@b.h.tslimes3991]

My teachers friend was actually on one of the planes and she started crying while she told us the story 😢

[@just_ruby_fps]

20 years later and the tears for the lost and remembering every moment is still fresh. This is something that I’ll never forget until I’m laid to rest.

[@sheilarogge2461]

same

[@elenawhtenack6564]

Tv 📺

[@elenawhtenack6564]

Camera Video

[@beautifulleaves8616]

Mark's mother...wow what a gem, a truly selfless individual with a heart of gold

[@nataliec1964]

Mark Binghams mom is an amazing woman. She was able to remain calm and comforting for him during that voicemail even though I’m sure she was panicking inside.

[@joshuapeterson8]

This is heartbreaking even 19 yrs later. I wish I could go back and warn people

[@chickwitthagoodies]

Exactly

[@user-cw5nl8yv6o]

Same

[@Miracle122485]

Yeah, and this is how you know psychics aren't real. Cause if they were, somebody would have warned people. And no, the psychic twins didn't predict 9-11 even though they claim they did. Complete b.s.!

[@leviathansheadphone6501]

But even if you did, some people would call you a liar anyways...

[@lynland2985]

They wouldn’t listen to you and later on they’d call you back for questioning because how’d you know that 💀