911 Voices From The Air (911 Documentary) | Full Documentary

[@livewire87]

so horrific to listen to the audio of the passengers knowing they were hijacked .. damn rip

[@abbysdiamondpainting]

Ikr? It hurts :(

[@saffronxox1724]

I couldn't even imagine how scared those poor innocent people were when they saw the plane about to crash into the tower😣 rest in peace to every innconet life taken ❤

[@generalgringo9887]

Thank the Grand Spirit that they didn't suffer. They died instantly

[@Pluxey1]

Every time I watch something about 9/11 it gives me goosebumps ❤️

[@mathiasbasse9553]

Same

[@princeatclickstartgaming2420]

Rest in peace uncle colin Happy birthday from Nick, Jerry and I 😞 To all other victims. Sleep eternally in peace in lord jesus name 🙏 Never forgotten.

[@El-vi6lg]

A hauntingly well done documentary.Still haunts us to this day.Much love from Poland.

[@tango103]

19 years on, and I still can’t believe this happened. RIP to all the souls lost,and my condolences to the families of the victims.

[@generalgringo9887]

I remember it like it was yesterday. Such horror

[@phidlorahmwacharo9095]

Those voices made me cry I'm so sorry for everyone who lost their family in 9/11

[@vic7939]

Just imagine, Mr Benedict Sliney, 1st day on the job as Federal Aviation Administration National Operations Manager. He woke up, had a shower and a shave, had his coffee and had the worse 1st day on the job in history of mankind maybe.

[@lily-rosex7189]

RIP everyone who died that day 😖🦋🙏❤️

[@rachelvillarim3279]

So sad

[@sharonmayo5578]

This is the worst disaster I have ever witnessed. Watching at home in the UK, I saw the events unfold in total shock and horror. After all these years, I still am horrified that this actually happened and I still hurt for all those who lost their lives that day.

[@neighbourhoodwitch18]

I was watching live in Scotland, hard to believe that the wee man I had in my arms turns 21 this year. I’ll never forget it.

[@kimkun1353]

Here in Southamerica, Perú we were horrified watching the second plane hit live on CNN, my mom, and brother very concerned that moment

[@philbrainy2399]

No, the worst disaster is when scum countries like the tanks and uk invade Muslim land

[@sharonmayo5578]

Do you think the US and UK would have invaded if they hadn't killed thousand of Americans. Actions will always result in consequences.

[@philbrainy2399]

@@sharonmayo5578 life didn’t begin on 9/11 love. You were meddling in osamas Saudi and other countries

[@LL-wt8bq]

Absolutely one the biggest tragedies of the decade. May all those poor innocent souls who perished that day rest in peace, on the ground and on the planes. The last calls made to their loved ones are heartbreaking.

[@kristian_thick]

I'm from the United Kingdom but I remember exactly where I was and at what time, it was early afternoon in Britain, so around 2:30-3pm at the time and Britain is four hours ahead of New York, I was four years old and had just been picked up from nursery school by my mum and we were driving somewhere, I can't remember where and they were talking about it on the radio that a passenger jet had hit the twin towers in new york, I had no idea what was really going on until I got home, turned on the TV and it went straight to the news. The first thing four year old me saw was both towers burning live on TV, four year old me never forgot that. I'm almost 23 now and to this day the events of september 11th 2001 are burned into my memory.

[@Gencturk92]

we also had the same in UK, called 7/7 2005

[@bigdosser2120]

Gencturk92 wasn’t anywhere near as bad as what happened to the Americans. Still terrible none the less.

[@Gencturk92]

@@bigdosser2120 true doesn't come close to 9/11 but rarely anyone even heard of 7/7

[@MrTommytyler]

@@Gencturk92 Al quaida suicide bombed 3 underground trains and a bus, killing about 50 people. I lived in old street and was going to college in Camden, I would have been on the tube at the time. Thankfully though I was hungover and skipped college. Although my tutor left loads of messages on my phone thinking I was caught up in it all. That was the day london halted all public transport and everyone was on the street. I'd never seen the city street so full before or since.

[@jordanski100]

I remember too - I was 6 years old. I was walking home from school, almost home when my neighbour came out to say my mum and dad weren't home from work yet so I had to go to hers and wait for them. I got into her lounge and saw the smoking buildings on TV. I didn't really understand at the time, but I will never ever forget walking in and just seeing that sight and then seeing the replays.

[@Eve_Y]

This is one of my worst fears and to think everyone expected another normal work day that beautiful Tuesday. Wish you could turn back time for all those innocent victims.

[@RoonJazz]

Quality, balanced and important documentary. Thank you for sharing. x

[@micaiahbaker9753]

Breaks my heart.

twenty years have passed, but this messages are still so powerful and emotional, more than ever: and i cant deny that day i cried...

[@sujalghorse4088]

We can feel the pain from the audio. Rip to all those who sacrificed their life. Same feeling when India faced attacks of 26/11.

[@celticlofts]

I'll never forget that day. I standing in the waiting room of Provena Medical Center in Champaign IL watching all this unfold on the TV. People were more curious about what was going on thinking it was an accident, but when the second aircraft hit the tower everything changed. People started screaming, I could hear people crying and others talking about America being at war and the country being under attack. The rumor mill started almost immediately, someone said that the While House had been hit and somebody else said that Sears Tower in Chicago had also been hit. Others talked about gas prices going up to $5.00 a gallon and that the national guard was being deployed and martial law might be declared. On hearing that news I quickly left the hospital to make my way back home, there I thought I'd be reasonably safe and could watch what was going on from my own TV. Driving East on I-74 I could see cars rush past me with NCY written on the back window, I assumed that these were students from the University trying to get back to New York. Although that part of the Interstate is heavily policed I didn't see one car with NYC on the back window being pulled over for speeding, I guess it was that kind of day.

[@dipenpatelx3579]

Rip and salute all those people who worked as frontline and those first responders 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@margaretzoheir4468]

One of the worst things that has ever happened in the modern world. Terrifies me even now 20 years later. RIP to all those innocent people who lost their lives that day 🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@J4ME5_]

1 minute in... I have tears.. again.

[@tinagill7937]

Sameeeeeee 😭🙏🏻

[@thisisoj9113]

May all the people who died on that fateful day Rest In Peace and I hope where ever they are there happy

[@chloejenkins1152]

my heart goes out to the victims of this horrible attack on innocent people but so many questions have to be asked abut bout Americas home air defence ,distraceful

[@peteryoung2879]

Its them terriosts bastards to blame killing innoncent people son sad

[@jamesluc4s]

May all killed rest in peace, and the terrorists burn in hell

[@andresmendez6870]

I'm not American, I was born in Costa Rica and I remember watching the incident on the news as it happened, I was 9 years old. Even though I'm from a different country, it breaks my heart to see how many lives ended tragically, how much suffering people went through that day, and how much their families continue to suffer. RIP

[@connor_4616]

18:15 Not even 4 seconds after American 11 hit the north tower, you can here a fire fighter shouting “Let’s go, let’s go” Hero’s. RIP

[@bedwarspro1917]

they will be remembered for their bravery

[@dante666jt]

That was a random citizen

[@celticlofts]

But it wasn't until nearly two hours after the attacks started that someone came up with the bright idea to ground all aircraft in the United States and to order all pending flights to remain on the ground. Two hours. That decision should have been made the moment that second plane was declared a hijacked aircraft. They were more concerned with getting fighter cover over New York and telling pilots to secure their cockpit doors than ordering all aircraft to land. The FAA were terribly slow to react to these unfolding events and I hope lots of lessons have been learned, because those lessons were learned the hard way.

[@historyboff23]

Unfortunately, this was during a time when this type of thing just did not happen and when it did, everyone was not ready for it, as frustrating as it is, people were not ready. I remember pre-911 literally walking through security at airports, looking back, it was bizarre. I honestly don’t want to bad mouth any of them with what they ended up doing because they honestly had no clue of how to deal with the situation. Looking back, it’s fucking scary!

[@ellebelle8515]

Previous to 9/11, what incidences in U.S. history of domestic aviation had any remote similarity to these attacks? They could not prepare for what was unheard of up to that point in history. A great deal of trust in our fellow man was lost that day, and the world has not been the same since.

[@sepoy5346]

As u See securing door was not a clever idea if they closed doors they can open fire on civilians and they will be able to open door cause it isn't the bunker door and if they landed the military can do something

[@artful1967]

You have hindsight and you were not the one in charge. This was NOT an option in the play book. It had never even been discussed in any threat assessments. The fact he took the decision at all took balls of steel. Easy enough for people like you to make these decisions 19 years afterwards.

[@peteryoung2879]

So sad couldnt imagine that day listening to them recordings the loved ones killed for nothing RIP all those that perished that day love from england

[@prezleyeasthope4471]

I would be confused on how they would stop the hijack from happening unless you are inside the plane

[@historyboff23]

Remember this is during a time when this just did not happen, like honestly, it was the last thing that anyone expected to happen. I remember walking through security at airports and nothing (this was pre- 9/11), even though we had the Lockerbie bombing in 1988 (I was 2 months old at the time) but that was a different sort of attack entirely. Looking back it was bizarre! I honestly cannot judge any of them for what they tried to do and the decisions they made at the time because NOBODY knew what to do and looking back, that’s scary to think of!

[@RoonJazz]

@@historyboff23 you are right. My dad said that, back in the day, boarding a flight was a lot like getting on a bus. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. But we cannot use our hindsight to slap the folks involved at the time. I also remember Lockerbie vividly (was a child at the time). Awful. Your words are very wise. We can't judge the actions of the past by the experience we have now. With best wishes x

[@shannane5171]

Shoot it down.

[@shannane5171]

They would shoot in down hopefully when it's over sea so the passengers could survive.

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

@@RoonJazz that is why the Alqueda operatives could device a plan like that. After 9/11 something like that can never be repeated. They knew what they were doing. And US is responsible for this attack. They had enough intel some kind of attack was going to happen but Bush's ego came in between. And do you know laden's father owns a construction company that has built all the oil related infrastructure in Saudi Arabia throughout the 60-70 and 80's for the US. And they had lot of oil money. How US could not see this coming is truly baffling.

[@eriklf64]

It is now 20 years later. What is 20 years? I was born in 1964. The year the Beatles ruled the world. But 20 years earlier, my country was in the middle of World War 2. 20 years nothing. To me the second world war was a long time ago. But it was only 20 years before I was born. Unbelievable.

[@anjou6497]

I admire Ben Sliney for playing himself in the United 93 film. It must have been very harrowing to relive it. 🌱🧡

[@Mninoyb]

To this day I can still remember where I was and what I was doing when this despicable act of terror happened😔

[@lawrencechukwuemeka93]

I Heart goes out to the love once who lost their love once

[@romualdojoven8992]

The air traffic controller did. his best relaying the situation to the authorities. This tragedy will never be forgotten.

[@AlonsoRules]

Flight 175 was late taking off. If it had been on time, Flight 11 and 175 would have hit the towers within seconds of each other. There's no doubt that was the original plan.

[@shannane5171]

Wow I didn't know that x

[@simenbyeborge8195]

it wasnt late. It was scheduled for 8 am and departed 7:58

[@omerta_ita]

Synchronised attacks were Al Qaeda’s MO

[@Kim-ss5bb]

If they caught up to the plane what could they have done, Imagine getting that voicemail 😢😢😢R.I.P to all affected in this horrific event, How did they get on that plane with knives

[@dannyryan3103]

Box cutters

[@purplerobin92]

Metal detectors and checks weren't really a thing before 9/11, at least not at the point they are today. It was after that that security was boosted up

[@artful1967]

On presidential authority they can shoot a passenger plane down

[@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171]

@@purplerobin92 Like when they tried to hijack planes in the air to cause a deadliest crash because of Liquid bombs, now cannot bring more than 100ml of liguid on plane or something

[@Itsallillusional]

Security was very different back then.

[@gaming.tutorials1489]

this just proves there are some truly discussing people on this earth and how people could do this to there own race. rest in peace everyone that died that day

[@toffeetoffee6457]

The military should have had planes in the air within minutes of Betty’s call.

[@artful1967]

Hindsight king strikes again

[@kunalshukla0911]

Pray for the souls lost... 🙏RIP

[@abhishekabhi4810]

Never thought in my life i would ever witness this type of terror. I still remember I was 8 years old watching on TV a plane horizontally hitting building, worst terrorist attack in the history of mankind. over 3000 people died, Just wondering about the innocent souls being killed. rip to all peoples who lost their life and strengths to their family members. Hope FAA could have taken the decision quickly after north buliding got hit by Mohammad atta, But really need to appreciate those passengers on United 93 who dare to fight back keeping in mind they are going to die. There loved ones will always be proud of them.

[@El-vi6lg]

The day the world changed forever and it has never been the same.💔💔💔

[@eriklf64]

It is unbelievable what one human is able to do to another human. Were did we go wrong? This world is fucked!

[@V-Odyssey]

We all saw what happened that day and as disturbing as it was to see, it was " just " two buildings on fire.. nobody could imagine what it was like for the poor souls trapped there. The phone calls and messages recorded that day are a rare and tragic example of when words paint a thousand pictures.

[@intotheunknown1991]

I thank you for doing this , those people on the planes were the first to witness the attacks , they tried and tried to tell people what was going on but it took them ages to decide to do something, I can't imagine the terror being on those planes 😢 As soon as they heard that terrorists voice they should have immediately done something, they should have tried to intercept at that point ,

[@eggletina5761]

rip every innocent person heartlessly killed in this horrific attack

[@mattlord3660]

The ATC was immense. Was disappointed how clueless the military was, though... They didn't even believe it, thinking it was a drill... "Woah, Cool!!" If we only had Arnie and Sly protecting the skies that day.... We learnt very little from all those Cold War 80s movies... RIP x

[@matthewmatthew9485]

I know those female military person's were absolute clueless as much use as a chocolate fire guard.. Just get to the point a plane has been highjacked get a fighter jet in the bloody air asap. I still don't get why pilots are able to turn off transponders off without a key code. A lot of things don't add up the ease and precision of everything hitting most of the targets like its child's play. I suppose in those days it was plausible a bomb was on board doing it to get asylum or political. Now would be much harder passengers would make a last stand.

[@martinishot]

On KZbin very important to find the video "flight attendant sheds new light on 9/11". Listen to someone with 33 years as a flight attendant for one of the two airlines involved, who easily could have been one of the flight attendants on one of the planes that day. She offers her assessment of the phone calls based on her training and 33 years doing the job. In general it is crucial to listen to audio of these phone calls that is as old as possible to protect against manipulation of the sound quality.

[@fdama]

19:15 bottom left corner of video. Someone falling out of the building. Dear God.

[@swayjunior7369]

Man i always wonder how they managed to get on the plane

[@airismeri7840]

Airport security was pretty lousy before the 9/11 attacks. Some of the hijackers were actually flagged but were still allowed to board the plane. They also managed to bring box knives and blades along with them. I read in an article that knives not longer than 4 inches were allowed back then.

[@menieclairevaflor20]

horrible... prayers for all the victims

[@todoroki.1696]

R.I.P to everyone that died that day I honestly cry thinking about how family members felt and the people in the plane and the people in the towers and even the staff that works for the airlines i honestly am crying just thinking about this r.I.p angels that died that day 😭🙏

[@peteryoung2879]

RIP betty ong and all of them that died that horrible day

[@yurisucupira]

13:47 Is that real world? 13:49 _Real world hijack._ 13:50 *COOL!*

[@CLURY_STEP]

Shutup guys

[@UKBreakz]

16:16 For a General he doesn't know much considering he's one of the main men involved in the us Air Defence!

[@pluto47yearsago84]

What do you mean?

[@Skybolter]

I can somehow see Ben Sliney's face when he sees the horror of that day and how many people died, i bet he could not hide the pain and the sadness over those deaths, he did everything he could have done to get U.S. Airspace safe, nobody blames him, Not even me, he clearly acted himself on UNITED 93.

[@elainedodds3059]

I had my youngest daughter 1 week before and was at the school picking up my twins. I heard from another parent about what was happening in America. I rushed home to check the news

[@tsmsayadyan3194]

Very Interesting and informative video ! There are many questions and unexplained Theories related to 9/11, that still confuse people even after 22 years later. This is of the most Famous tragedies in human history, that changed the Security system in aviation. For example after 9/11 attack, aviacompanies decided to hire fly marshals - special police officers, who will protect the plane while it is in air. Also some policies changed in flying airplanes. Nowadays no one has acces to pilot cabins, except the flight attendants, who need to know the special passwords before entering the black box.

[@matthewsmith6176]

I'm confused by the towers The North tower was hit 1st but the south tower was the first to collapse 🤨

[@Someone-qe4wb]

@@matthewsmith6176 I mean there are multiple factors such as how the plane hit, fuel onboard, where the plane hit in the tower, etc... It isn't as clear cut as "the first to be hit will be the first to collapse".

[@jamesyates6957]

I was too 15 Years old and just finished School as so many of us that tragic day ! My heart goes out to all of those whom sadly lost their lives. R.I.P you will all always be missed.

[@MostPowerfulPMofIndia]

This is the documentary I saw a couple of months back and I searched for it a lot. Thank god I found it. I wish India could be a strong country on earth. Love and respect to The Superpower on Earth USA.

[@habibhussain825]

Well it is happening with sunak becoming pm and harris due to usurp biden in the us

[@WaterfrontDental]

The high-jacker actually says you'll "you'll endanger yourselves and the airplane" not "you'll injure yourselves and the airplane".

[@theindichorizon9563]

Me from India. I remember how this horrible incident unfolded that fateful day. A single loss of human life kills entire humanity. We suffered similar sitiation here in India back in 2006 on Dec the 26th. There happened many furthur incidents likewise. I pray for the loss of innocent lives anywhere in the world. However, strict actions are a must by the world community against people or nations who support terrorism. Countries like Pakistan and many such form such evils . We knew all where Osama was found. Its important that we kill the thoughts and preach pf terror, as you kill one such osama , another pops up. RIP and salutation to all heroes of humanity

[@njc9684]

United 175 received mssg "Beware cockpit inrusion". Alas, didn't react or take it seriously

[@JayKumar-pg2hd]

RIP

[@wendymclean49]

Can people have respect for the victims and quit the conspiracy theories for fk sake

[@MoneyTalksLoud]

Is it good or bad taht I’m watching this right now

[@jcmangan]

I`ll see you when you get there. Brian`s still waiting for sure.

[@nickolas6060]

Cmon that pentagon crash is a load of shit. 500mph 100feet from the ground. Some pilot. One car park camera. Really. The pentagon. The most secure building in the world and no cameras caught that plane. My house is more secure than the Pentagon then.

[@deviouspirate1374]

NORAD was running exercises that day and still failed.

[@yoransom]

Pretty sure he said “endanger” not “injure”

[@notused.]

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who noticed that.

[@harpsailorharp6716gg]

Betty... true hero xx

[@abbysdiamondpainting]

RIP :(

[@philbrainy2399]

Not really, she saved no one

[@heya5010]

@@philbrainy2399 but she tried.

[@petetaylor9065]

Must of been terrifying being in them planes and towers and buildings RIP to all that perished that day

[@Tome4kkkk]

0:49 I have never seen that take.

[@АлександрГорбунов-щ7ь]

R.I.P to everyone that died that day

[@jimmyjonsson9094]

Impressive how 4 plane's can be high jacked in USA. And e everthing get kaos and no ruthin working good. Sound in my mind that someone let this happened.. In memory and respect for all victims from 9/11 god bless them and family♥️

[@artful1967]

fuck off you conspiracy loony. You are discracing the memory of the victims and you should be utterly ashamed ( but you won't be )

[@chaysejordan1544]

Rip to the real heroes still underground

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

It was a great weather, bright sunshine no wind problem.

[@Sahilprakash1999]

42:23 at 10:03 AM United Airlines Flight 93 has crashed in Shanksville Pennsylvania all 40 passengers and crew including 4 hijackers are dead

[@YsabelleYula]

Yeah, your right.

[@barotsera7347]

God Jesus please give them rest in peace who have died in this attack I am from India but I am thinking this happened in India i remember I was in 11th grade and I was very sad after watching this

[@matthewclarke5008]

I'm trying to figure out how to prevent this from happening again if someone tries to do it again. I mean if there was technology to overtake the plane and drive it from a distance, that could help by stopping it from flying into a building which would be an improvement, but then they could still blow up the plane killing the people on the plane, so how would one overcome that issue?

[@gsviews96]

Watching other documentaries ive come to the conclusion that those in military planes didnt have chance to load weapons and if needed would have used themselves to take it down.

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

As Mr. Dave Bottiglia was also posted there wow.

[@kunalshukla0911]

Terrorism should come to an end

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

It makes no difference. That makes a big difference. He makes no mistake.

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

May the innocent people souls RIP. (Rest In Peace). The jumped from the top floors of twin there were hopeless situation.

[@vajraloka1]

Totally unprepared.

[@nashiamamun8]

Today marks 20 years since then.

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

The original pilot named was as Mr.John Ogonowski.

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

On that morning Air Traffic Control Boston Logan AirPort was Mr. Bob Marr., Mr. Colin Scoggins.,Mr. Joseph Cooper, Mr. Ben Sliney those gentlemen were posted there duties.

[@vajraloka1]

And we're even softer now with PC insanity

[@kimbugwegeofrey2087]

Was the 4th aircraft really going to hit the Whitehouse??

[@PIEPERSON4]

Pretty sure it was the U.S capitol building

[@danniieem2840]

I can’t believe that woman who said “cool “🤦🏻‍♀️

[@lisaa8795]

As AA11 was hitting the North Tower, a voice from the group of firemen working on a gas main nearby kept repeating in a loud voice: "Holy sh*t:" "Holy s**t!" "Holy s**t!!" **EXACTLY. **

[@conor90]

How did they know how to fly the planes to NYC to an exact target, with limited flight experience? Just interested to know how they would of achieved this?

[@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171]

They probably took years of training or actual pilots

[@clinteranovic8075]

They used hand-held GPS which they used when they were having flying lessons. The instructors thought it was unusual to see students using hand-held GPS to navigate.

[@oneandonlyjaybee]

Pilot of united 175 actually nearly missed. If you watch videoes taken face on you can see hes kinda straight and level as per the nirth tower but then has to put a last moment bank to the left to make sure the fuselage went into the middle

[@Maelysthequeen]

Please someone explain me how the highjackers got on the plane ✈️

[@kingofevilganondorfdragmir3319]

Back then there wasn't much security and not many bags were checked I think if I remember correctly there would just be a pat down and that's about it and the cockpit was easily to be able to be entered

[@kasarlamahesh]

It's sad that innocent are dying

[@jakub7249]

RIP to everyone that died

[@wendymclean49]

I agree except the hijackers I don't want them to rest in peace at all

[@shelbyedits5053]

why tf is the guy laughing dud

[@loredanadincu4300]

Because he nows most likely what really happened that day.

[@lochlanpenrose6686]

What guy

[@mrcookie5914]

20 years ago

[@mischa6688]

Imagine you had a flight that day, and there were thousands of flights that day, and you’ll be thinking what was the basis in choosing which aircraft to hijack? You dodged it. You’re lucky. And for the rest of the victims, RIP. 😓