FDNY Manhattan 5th Alarm 10-86 Box 0782 Crane Collapse with Fire Major Matrix Response

[@NorthwoodsShooter]

Excellent coverage. I’m just in awe that Chief Pfeifer was there! What an amazing man! He brings serious credibility to the command staff response!

[@SkylerFire]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Don-er4uk]

I thought that was him!!! Did he come out of retirement? Last I knew he had retired.

[@Hunter123]

Same!

[@thetoad8253]

@@Don-er4ukhe did retire but he was recently appointed on the board of commissioners for the FDNY.

[@SHFDRescuemedic]

Cheif Pfeifer took up a position after the shake up in ranks last year, I think it was last year.

[@rjl1184]

Wow! Joseph Pfeifer was pulled out of retirement, and is now Deputy Commissioner of the FDNY. I had no idea, congrats to him. Also, special thanks to the continued hard work of the FDNY. They really make NY proud.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@travsrfc07]

I thought the same. The guy is a legend.

[@jeanhansel5805]

Thank you for your great coverage of this crane collapse. Kudos to the FDNY for their amazing skill and coordination in handling this emergency.

[@SkylerFire]

Well said!

[@beachgirl7598]

Thanks for the great video. The comms, your silence and great video make a great and very timely watch! Got to see and hear everything.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@usmc_3531]

I work for that concrete company, hope the driver is okay. Great coverage!

[@SkylerFire]

I hope so too

[@asitmp]

he died of laugh.....

[@stewkelsall]

Great work Skyler. Thanks for the footage mate. Great to see first deputy commissioner Pfeiffer looking well.

[@SkylerFire]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JohnMcMahon.]

I always get 9/11 vibes when I hear FDNY radio chatter. God bless you guys, those high rises are a complicated environment to work on.. 🙏👊 From Ireland. 🇮🇪🇺🇸

[@SNAFU..]

You just stick to drinking your Guinness and don't concern yourself with what's going on over here......

[@JohnMcMahon.]

@@SNAFU..Thanks brother 👊 Really nice vibes.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@NonLegitNation2]

honestly that's how i feel any time I see an FDNY firefighter looking up towards the top of a tall building, instant 9/11 vibes.

[@jordangarza8405]

​@@NonLegitNation2the only time in world history and the only time in this 21st century when you hear non-stop radio chatter and all planes grounded on that day also which was also the first time in nations history to ever do it and the only time also

[@girishnaik635]

The speed with which fdny acted was nothing short of stellar! Thank You!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@Loafinbaker]

This was an incredible thing to watch. Thank you. And to all of FDNY, you are the cream of the crop because if it can happen, you have seen it.

[@SkylerFire]

Thx

[@chilltime4878]

I used to think it was funny when the FDNY “ cream of the crop” guys came to teach in Florida. They are just normal dudes and they fuckup too!!

[@rushturner1911]

Great coverage Skyler could hear your partner in the background Chief Feiffer is a legend with the FDNY so many moving parts to this operation! 45:51

[@SkylerFire]

Sure! Lol

[@bluekitsvne]

Listened to this live on the radio scanner….getting to hear and see everything so clearly here is amazing, thank you for the amazing response!!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for listening

[@Donnie-fe7dc]

What a boring day that was. The kids at Fdny were all born after 9/11. Just proves my point.

[@AdamBartlett]

Rescue 1 had a real short trip on this one from quarters... Thanks for this and the rest of your work.

[@SkylerFire]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@arthurklose2300]

Great job documenting this incident! From a former firefighter and EMT.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@Donnie-fe7dc]

Weak lazy American firefighters just want Fame.

[@714cyjr]

Awesome and cool video Skyler. Fdny is definitely proving that they are the busiest fire department in America.

[@SkylerFire]

No doubt!

[@ReveredDead]

They had Chief Pfeifer on scene?! Holy crap! Having him on scene must've been nuts for these guys. He's retired too so he came out there on his own. What a guy...

[@RockinStacy]

Chief Pfeifer retired as an Assistant Chief of the FDNY department in 2018 and was appointed as the first deputy commissioner of the FDNY in 2023.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@williamthurmond4940]

Whoever thought of shooting a line on the fire from across the street…kudos for thinking outside the box. Proof once again of the brilliant improvisation possible by firefighters.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@SNAFU..]

Hahahee! I didn't see any other options, did you......that's not exactly thinking out of the box......

[@simonacland9028]

Either that or multiple helicopter drops I imagine.

[@SkylerFire]

@simonacland9028 to dangerous to do drops. It would cause a lot of damage

[@FranktheDachshund]

Thank you for not pulling what so many youtubers do, that is being unable to not put their own mug on camera and narrate over the top of an amazing scene. Very well done.

[@SkylerFire]

Who are you referring to?

[@pamhofmeister2531]

Fabulous video. You never know what the FDNY will be called to but they get it done. Great coverage Skyler...🤗🤗

[@SkylerFire]

Yes! Thank you!

[@bartyr5150]

Definitely something I’ve never seen and I’ve seen a lot. I loved the different angles and heights and the covering of many operations going on. Thank you for the opportunity to see this. It’s a terrible thing but it could have been so much worse. Thank you to the professionals that make up the FDNY. Some of the best in the world.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@leokimvideo]

All heros, and wow do they have some good gear.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@tombryan1]

I could do it and I'm no hero

[@craigusselman546]

That crane footage was scary brave fire fighters for sure.

[@NickM20985]

wow LeoKimvideo. you commented on one of my videos on a channel I haven't known the password to for over 10 years. I believe it was maybe 15 -16 years ago. lol! you were like one of my only subscribers, So I'll never forget the name and that profile pic. lol Cheers! good seein ya again! lol

[@texastwosteppin1680]

dude i really think you shoulda been jumper

[@cdalton3169]

Excellent video and content. FDNY are some of the finest in the Nation. Thanks for sharing.

[@SkylerFire]

Yes they are!

[@dale2540]

Wow, that was a challenging location! Great work to all Fire Fighters

[@SkylerFire]

Our pleasure!

[@caroleknappsmith9010]

Thank you so much Skyler. Great coverage. It will be interesting to hear what caused the fire. Blessings to the FDNY and EMS for the work that they do. They are all exceptional at completing their tasks. Blessings to all and please remain safe! 🤗

[@SkylerFire]

Thank you too!

[@tc7009]

@@SkylerFire FDNY is a bunch of beurocratic twits who can't get a real job.

[@henryt9281]

Silly how FDNY has names on the back of their uniforms, but the Yankees do not.

[@DC-ih8bv]

Fire was caused by hydrolic fluid leaking on a hot steel plate.

[@Mildain2000]

It was apparently caused by a leak in the hydraulic pump while lifting 18 tons of concrete. They were just starting to pour slabs on a recently built floor when it happened.

[@aaronjohnson2843]

Thanks Skyler for letting us in on what happened in Devils Kitchen,and my only comment is: collaboration really works in this unusual situation on regards to FDNY members on the scene and it gets the situation under control.This event,was seen on most of the national networks as well as the CBC and BBC networks overseas.

[@SkylerFire]

Thx for watching

[@pjg1233]

Its hells kirchen

[@billynomates920]

you couldn't pay me to watch the bbc but because i'm a brit, i'm paying to not watch it! anyway between john and skyler, i'm gonna get much better coverage and not pay a dime. (whatever that is) :-)

[@DivinityzBeAsT]

Devil's kitchen hahahaha ur freaking crazy

[@mattb6646]

​@@pjg1233no its Satan's kirchen!

[@richm7410]

Excellent coverage Skyler. Thanks!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching!

[@John-Tonic]

love you guys. Greetings from a Germany in decline

[@SkylerFire]

Thx

[@Awake_Millenial]

I see on ‘X’ all the issues Europe is having, likely planned for America next. Brother next time we will all be on the same side.

[@Trojanny]

What's wrong with Germany ? Get a Prime Minister, like the totalitarianism sweep the world ??

[@Trojanny]

​@@Awake_Millenial First, save U S, this election, & we' ll be good to help Europe !!

[@simonacland9028]

Germany is in decline? How so?

[@mariotorres6287]

Great job by FDNY to put out that kind of fire that doesn't happen everyday. It took some doing to fight it from across the street. That fire was quite stubborn, but FDNY got the job done. Many thanks to them! Also, thanks to the crane operator, who did his best. Glad he made it out safely. Thanks also to the videographer, who did an exceptional job of documenting this unusual fire.

[@JohnMc1776]

This channel is LEGIT 💯

[@bobkoncius7381]

Skylar and JJ they are the best at it!

[@SkylerFire]

Hahahaha thanks!

[@SkylerFire]

We both appreciate it!

[@johndavis6119]

Great video Skyler. This one made the NBC Nightly News. You got some great shots here including when the boom came down. Excellent report.

[@SkylerFire]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevenospam4216]

Admiration and thanks to all the FD folks (and others who may have helped.)

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@Troopbus]

Hey Skyler. Just had chance to watch your video. You always do a fantastic job but I think you outdid yourself on this. Truly fascinating views along with radio transmissions all the way up to the press conference. Another outstanding job done by the FDNY How close a disaster it could have been had it came down on the bus lanes coming out of the Port Authority. Great work

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks so much!

[@dongelinas5990]

One of the best videos you have done. Great coverage.

[@SkylerFire]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@henryt9281]

@@SkylerFire my negro

[@DisasterDeLo]

Thank you so much for posting this! This is incredible. I just retook ICS 400 this week and this was an awesome "how to" video on ICS working and kicking ass in a real incident. Incredibly educational.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@Unknown_Ooh]

I absolutely hated my ICS classes there's a lot of good information but still a lot of information and hard to stay awake 😂

[@rspearsonyt]

Damn, great job Skyler, excellent vid with the various angles and comms....👍

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@Wildlandfirefighting]

Very interesting to watch, thank you so much for sharing, speedy recovery wishes to all those injured

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@DesertRat63]

Those engines are huge. Here in UK they are about 26 -35 feet long and about 30 tonnes 🇬🇧🙌🇺🇲 respect to all you firefighters 👊

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@Donnie-fe7dc]

In UK they would have put the fire out quickly instead of taking lunch breaks while it burned.

[@ashhawk2346]

​@@Donnie-fe7dcSure, if it was a regular house fire, but something like this requires a ton of resources and logistics. You can't just send fighters straight into a fire like this. You need to assess the situation and act accordingly. You simply cannot say that our UK Firefighters would have been more effecitive.

[@peon9282]

Better to have them electric instead of having a diesel engine on top of it which could overheat and start a fire

[@RichieD_21]

​@peon9282 this is the dumbest thing I ever read. Electric isn't strong enough to power the pumps, not even close. Not to mention batteries are way more at risk of overheating and causing a much worse fire that can't easily be put out. Stop it with all this electric nonsense

[@pattysumner7820]

Good job FDNY God bless be safe.thank you for the coverage

[@SkylerFire]

Thank you too

[@johnpappas2060]

Bless Skyler, AWESOME 👏 JOB especially the radios. Thanks 😊

[@SkylerFire]

Our pleasure!

[@jasonrahmaaa2008]

Hey Skyler. Great job Fantastic coverage audio and communications. Chief Pfeifer being part of the command team! What can one say other than how special a gift to FDNY to see him. Take care and stay safe. Thanks for your service.

[@SkylerFire]

Much appreciated! Thanks for watching

[@TabbyCat-68]

I agree with a prev commenter.. I'm from Texas, the radio chatter does to me bring back 9/11 memories. Glad no one passed away. Great job FDNY...Much respect.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@emt0714]

Skyler man I got a little bit of vertigo when you showed how high up you were. I hate heights! Great video. Don’t see that everyday.

[@SkylerFire]

Hahaha I don’t like heights either!

[@rms2365]

Great video! I’m in awe of how big NYC is...........I’m living in Omaha... our downtown looks like one block of NYC. FDNY has this situation under control, like this is routine, amazing.

[@SkylerFire]

Thx

[@ItsMuffMan]

Thanks for the coverage skyler, and I’m surprised that Ladder 30 is still in a spare

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@ryukyusun]

I love how the FDNY Chiefs put that command into play and lead the army with expertise to fight the fire! This here youngsters, is why the grey hair and old skin matters and why those upper positions are for the 40+ year olds. Years and YEARS of EXPERIENCE! Even in 10 years, you can't see enough!! Good Job FDNY!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@alfernandez9764]

Hey Skyler - What was going on at 14:30 with the Tower Ladder hitting the cement truck? Another great video/comes.

[@SkylerFire]

I believe the fuel was catching fire at the bottom.

[@spocker]

Great Video!! Just like being there. Shows the professionalism of FDNY!!

[@SkylerFire]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@expatmoose]

Oh the memories must be horrific, my heart goes out to all that were involved

[@SkylerFire]

For sure

[@schasney1915]

I was waiting fot this. Thanks Skyler!!

[@SkylerFire]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@25yrsotj]

Great catch. Thought I’ve seen it all till this. Amazing that something like this never happened before. Guess someone is gonna come up with a new hose or tool to reach a crane incase it happens again.

[@SkylerFire]

Hahaha

[@alwhalen3488]

Forest fire helicopter with a big water or suppressant bucket.

[@k_pal1981]

Just want to shout out the FDNY those guys are world class hero’s! No department comes close

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@joshuaknight311]

Are you sure about that

[@LerockJohn]

Impressive multi channels communication skills from all Dpt!. This is how you do it! From Canada, Peace Out!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@andrewcraig3369]

Great video of this collapse, saw it on WABC and then found your video. The crane coming down was crazy. Great job by the FDNY arching that water over the street to knock the fire down.

[@billybrown7953]

The boom came down . The crane is still high in the air on fire. LOL 😂

[@SkylerFire]

Much appreciated!

[@katesmiles4208]

Great footage. Glad the crane operator is ok.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks 👍

[@richleeson2160]

Great video Mate, I saw this on the news here in the UK,good to see the action..... its gonna take one big crane to lift that module of the tower, stay safe Pal

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@dagebhardt]

Amazing to see Pfeiffer in action, he's a real hero and an idol to me 🙌🏻 I can really recommend his book he wrote about the response on 9/11 and the time after this happened 🙌🏻

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@simonacland9028]

Thank you. didn't know he wrote one.. but who wouldn't in that position haha.

[@robsalisbury2550]

Excellent video!!! Cool seeing FDNY doing badass work

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks!

[@LancasterResponding]

Using lines in another building to put the fire out is how Philly fought the Meridian Plaza fire a few decades back.

[@SkylerFire]

Ok

[@SirBender]

It’s pretty common

[@illinoisoutlaw2197]

Was FDNY running a radio patch to a digital talkgroup? @5:22 in the video I can hear a full digital radio on top of the analog radios near by

[@SkylerFire]

Multiple channels where activated I was only able to listen to Tac and Command

[@bobby_D]

Whenever anything happens in NY like this it reminds me of 9/11. I remember a helicopter crash into a building not to long ago. A small plane with Yankees Cory Lidle crashed into a building shortly after 9/11. It’s always a reminder all this stuff. You gotta be a special type to be NYFD.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@bobby_D]

@@SkylerFire thank you for what you do.

[@jimward7881]

You were truly “sky” ler Thanks great job. As always

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks again!

[@LightsandSirens]

mega cool to see you could film off the rooftops ! keep up the good work...greetings from belgium

[@SkylerFire]

Thank you very much!

[@andystreet1479]

unbelievable the size of these cranes hopefully no one was injured a big clean up job ahead great work from FDNY and Port Authority

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@donaldthomason4588]

Thank you FDNY and NYPD!!!! When I heard the radio traffic of the collapse...it brought back memories of 9/11, the urgency in his voice.

[@SkylerFire]

🙏🏼

[@jastrapper190]

Amazing video. Thank you. And to the FDNY.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@PJBovio]

What caused the leak of hydraulic fluid in the crane? Where were the flames coming from on the crane? Anyone know?

[@SkylerFire]

Under review

[@bcu567obzx]

Good coverage and great quality picture, thanks for the good work.

[@SkylerFire]

Many thanks!

[@lawrencemartin1113]

This was amazing coverage of this incident!! Thanks for all the effort of putting this together and posting. Great teamwork throughout for what proved to be a difficult location to tackle. So interesting to see this whole thing unfold and see how US emergency teams worked this. Hope those who were injured are ok and make swift and full recoveries. Remarkable no one was killed in this incident. With an ever increasing number of taller buildings in London and our other major cities here in the UK, it makes me wonder how ahead of the curve we would be to tackle fires like this.

[@jericho1-4]

This is going to sound cliché but the truth is due to both fiscal and political reasons most FD's in metropolitan areas have to improvise an awful lot with elevated fires like this. FD's have been calling for not only limits on high of structures but updating of the building and fire codes so that internal structural fire suppression systems and water feed lines for FD"s be on a separate line than the cities main water supply. Equipment and manpower wise again that is based on the fiscal draw per year and the number of structural fire calls they respond to. Not long abo England saw the results of poor building code enforcement when an entire apartment block tower was engulfed in flames. I am positive those firemen and first responders did all they could do during the fire itself. But what was allowed to happen prior to the fire was out of their control. The building owner with full knowledge of the material to be used hired a contractor to upgrade the buildings facade with a highly flammable building material which only hammpered suppression efforts. Hence where the politics comes in, a lot of agencies don't listen to the FD when they say we need to limit structural heights. We need to stop allowing highly flammable building materials. We need to upgrade fire and building codes so newer buildings are built with internal fire suppression systems that slow the burn rate down. A lot of current internal structural fire suppression systems like sprinklers are woefully inadequate and offer little as the original plan for them was for better coverage and cost more money to install, so the developers and contractors petitioned for what is in current use. That hasn't changed much in the last fifty years. We see this all the time here in the states, homes and apartment buildings packed with toxic flammable home decor and building materials with the minimum if any fire retardation factors.

[@brkapp]

love the coverage. from beginning to the interview that the news channel had entire crews there for

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@JumpingFlapjack]

Wow. This is really an extraordinary situation, we would reach our limits here in our fire department. How to extinguish such a fire? I thought at first, it seems to me that your water pumps have more power, but that is not surprising when you see the buildings and the heights to which the water must be pumped. In our country, only a few fire departments have such powerful water pumps. I like to watch videos about the work of firefighters from other countries, it's exciting and sometimes educational to see how they do their job :). However, I am a firefighter in Germany and not in the U.S., we are well equipped and trained, but such a scenario that would really put us before a great challenge. Before you think what do they have for fire departments in Germany, you just have to understand and have seen that our cities usually do not have such high skyscrapers, Frankfurth and Cologne with some off them excluded. Therefore, our equipment is also adapted to it, but certainly not worse than elsewhere.

[@janwesserle1518]

Moje riešenie by bolo helikoptéra so zaveseným bambi vakom na hasenie lesných požiarov namiesto toľkej techniky.

[@janwesserle1518]

Som zo Slovenska.

[@JumpingFlapjack]

@@janwesserle1518 Áno, naozaj by to bola možnosť

[@majorwedgie8166]

Excellent job!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@SkylerFire]

Thank you

[@sunnyunfunny]

my friend's dad works as an officer on engine 287 of the fdny, hes a very brave and heroic man, i wonder if he responded to this.

[@SkylerFire]

👍

[@Roy-l7v]

I see that this one item is missing when they build these high rises. WATER PIPES FOR FIRE FIGHTING. Thought they all had pipes coming out side the bttm of the buildings. connect to the standing pipe and you should have water on all floors. do they actually work? curious..

[@anthonybendl8125]

Another incident that will show up on a promotional exam in the future. Great coverage.

[@SkylerFire]

Ha thanks

[@Neptune-Ghost]

18:23 Does the FDNY use drones for assessment at all? Or is that a random drone? Good camera work btw.

[@Neptune-Ghost]

You might've said it during the video but I was kinda skipping through it.

[@SkylerFire]

FDNY Drone... No Other drones are aloud in NYC

[@Windtee]

Great camera work! Nicely documented.

[@SkylerFire]

Many thanks!

[@malakelidewaterkantupnsiel7337]

Hi i am from germany 👋 does the new york fire department have a helicopter powered by a water cannon and water tank that can then extinguish it? he gets higher

[@SkylerFire]

NYPD dpes

[@heavyhaulage1]

20:12 “LADDER 1-5” 💪🏻🤣 awesome content as always Skyler. Keep it up

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks! Will do!

[@FirePoAm]

Very hard case to extinguish the fire. Nice video

[@SkylerFire]

Thx

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Amazing to see this. By the way: I didn't know there are tower cranes with fuel storage at the top. In the Netherlands, were I live, I made some videos about tower cranes, and all were electric. Of course we have no skyscrapers and the towercranes are less high, but couldn't this one also be electric?

[@makenocommento-kj4gq]

@TheoBinnendijk, these cranes are both Diesel and Electric, the truth is as Buildings go higher and higher to maximise Floor space, more Apartments and obtaining more $$$, the frequency of these " accidents" will happen and hopefully the workers don't get hurt.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@st3v3nk3]

i am a meere civilian.. but there is no possibility to use survillance drones over the fire? I am curious, sorry for the silly question.

[@SkylerFire]

Drone was up

[@SavardRn]

How do they get all that water up on the roof of those buildings so quickly? I imagine with all the pressure to go up several floors it would be difficult

[@SkylerFire]

High pressure pumper

[@MommyKhaos]

When you got a 300+ HP PTO available, you can get water wherever you need.

[@bradmiller7935]

Any numbers of what they were pumping at?

[@peterkneissl3358]

Plus buildings have a standpipe and booster pump. Thanks to the building engineer. Before I retired I was responsible for testing and maintenance.

[@kriz89_hp]

In California they would use helicopters and drop water it’s faster I wonder why didn’t they use that

[@simonallen6427]

interesting, I wonder what input the FD is going to have on dismantling the crane, because it looks like the cranes structure is compromised?

[@SkylerFire]

That’s up to Buildings Dept. FDNY has a fire watch

[@KatherineStuder]

Hello from France Je suis toujours impressionnée par tes vidéos ! Good job for the vidéo and good job FDNY ! 💪👷👷‍♂👷‍♀👮

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@dh-1399]

What system is generating enough energy to throw the water that far? Was it the pumps in the building, and if so, is that standard design to have that much pressure at the highest point of the structure?

[@robertscutt2904]

Skyler Exceptional Coverage Of This Huge Crane Fire 🔥 🏗 And Collapse. I Hope And Pray The People And Firefighters, Who Were Injured Have A Speedy Recovery, 🙏🏼

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@robertlantz2206]

I wonder what the availability of couple of them wild fire type of helicopters was?

[@SkylerFire]

They had a Bambi bucket coming

[@davefear11]

Wow, that's some technical fire fighting. 👏

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@pauljames5914]

Very professional firefighting indeed.

[@redbug3696]

🌊🔥🌊🇺🇸

[@leyroy1980]

Great too see Chief Pfeifer is still working Wonderful man

[@SkylerFire]

Sure is!

[@bradmcewen]

Definitely a risk vs benefit situation with logistics and practicality leaning toward letting it burn itself out while establishing the collapse zone. That said from the peanut gallery, i would never question tactics of the greastest fire department in the world.

[@SkylerFire]

Thx for watching

[@frajoladellagato]

With a 5th alarm they can do both at the same time.

[@edwardnava2353]

Thats cool to watch and listen the radio👍💪 , Hi from Aruba🇦🇼🏖️🖐️🖐️🖐️🇦🇼

[@MrEZEMN]

I wonder if NYFD has helicopter air tankers in their fleet.

[@SkylerFire]

They have the Bambi bucket

[@kriz89_hp]

Exactly

[@w4ddo456]

All the way from the UK this was interesting to watch well done to everyone involved thoes angle from the ground of the firefighers looking up there where very weird to see kinda reminded me of the towers just goes to show how big of an event that was even to people not from anywhere near

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@gaborandrejszki2553]

Wow! This is so hard! Speedy recovery to the injuries!

[@SkylerFire]

Thx

[@gaborandrejszki2553]

@@SkylerFire Hello Skyler! You're welcome

[@Dima..S]

That about automatical extinguisher in a crane engine? Or in a cabin?

[@kingMT514]

1:15 and a plane just flies by. I know some people had to be anxious for obvious reasons. God bless the FDNY!

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@voltage1235]

Amazing video, how you get the radio transmissions?

[@SkylerFire]

Radio lol

[@voltage1235]

@@SkylerFire are you FF?

[@SkylerFire]

No

[@mysterymayhem7020]

that was some amazing video of it collapsing.

[@SkylerFire]

Sure was

[@mysterymayhem7020]

@@SkylerFire crazy question, but you have some great access. How?

[@isaiahshamar]

@@mysterymayhem7020 My guess is that they've developed a great relationship with FDNY.

[@williamc4926]

⁠ does New York fire department have a helicopter 🚁 for fire suppression/support

[@SkylerFire]

NYPD

[@stvnd53]

Great video what next?

[@SkylerFire]

Everything

[@Bohonk212]

Cranes not required to have some sort of gas-station like fire extinguisher system on them?