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11:21 Captain Haynes speech begins

When you get on a flight an you put down your news paper 😮😮when is the last time any one has heard that???

People talk about it all the time... about ...not going to work an getting away with it.... an calling it a merical...or making to the counter in wall mart with 2 items an calling that a merical...... THIS IS A MERICAL THE REAL DEAL IN THE FLESH....👍👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️

Captain Haynes is truly humble unlike Sully…all just for show and the cameras.

Captain Haynes is much more of a hero than Sully. Yet Sully get all of the media attention.

~A thousand heros ~ Crash landing the rescue of flight 232 1992 TV film. Charleton Hestin, James Coburn ,Richard Thomas

I am still certain to this day that people still have NO idea just how incredible it was that these men landed this plane though she tumbled and was torn apart, that they got it to the runway and that it was near that cornfield was so incredible I have nothing but respect for these calm composed and utterly professional men.

The Airlines had 5 different groups of Pilots and First Officers attempt the same scenario in a Simulator. 3 of them crashed the plane. 2 of them once on the ground ran off the runway and crashed. Nobody in either event would have survived.

Mike Erhmantrout

Forget sports and movie stars. THIS is what a hero looks and sounds like. RIP, Captain.

If they would have kept the wings level at the end, it would not have hit the wing and exploded. I could never understand why they thought landing wing first was a good idea.

The bushings need to be lubricated but I didn't see you do that. I also found out recently that the blades need to lubricated to make the unit last longer. The unit works pretty good though. Good job!

What a wonderful , humble man . The best of humanity

This man stared death in the face and still cracked a joke...

AL HAYNES & CHESLEY SULLENBERGER...THE PERFECT COCKPIT CREW...TWO HEROS...TWO WARRIORS...

I was a 16 year old passenger on this flight if it wasn't for AL and the 3 others that landed that plane I would have never got to grow up and become the Navy Captain that I was in turn saving many lives that I did in my 28 year career serving the UK RN.

10:04 Land at 19 he’s coming, down real fast in the south end.

I was in the front row when Captain Haynes first gave this talk. When he finished, the whole room, filled with pilots, was silent. There were more than 100 people standing out in the hall. He opened the session to questions. The first one was what did he tell the passengers. He answered that here. The PTSD he spoke about was not in his first talks. I was so sad to learn that he died. He was an amazing man.

I'm sure if the Captain wouldn't have died in 2019 he's still be giving his talks. It's an amazing story and we're lucky he spent so many years telling it. Adios Captain.

Bottom line the design of the DC-10 let him down as well as all those who perished. Secondly why in the world would the NTSB and FAA allow the manufacturer to retrieve a failed part from a field of an accident aircraft ???

Calm nothin' surprises me any more voice: "Orville what's the situation out there?"

RIP Al

The entire Flight crew were heroes. Amazing they flew as long as they did and even more amazing were the lives saved. Everyone could so easily have been lost.

My mom worked at Saint Luke and was called out there 😢

a true captain that took personal responsibility for all those onboard. but in reality as soon as that fan hub shattered everyone was dead. his actions and the other crew saved lives.

Wow. What a life changing video. I am at a loss for words.

My parents had a friend that survived this crash and his life was never the same. He lived with terrible survivors guilt. However, he always said Al Haynes and the crew were heroes.

He was not the reason they made it... It was the flight instructor that happened to be a passenger tha4 controlled that plane .. if he wanst onboard that plane would have fell outta the sky killing everyone

What an incredibly intelligent and humble man! He really is a hero~ and what luck!?… as he put it~🥹 I went to school with Al Hayne’s daughter Lori Haynes.. she was a couple years ahead of me but I still do remember her & the guy from high school whom she married.. they are still married to this day I heard. His brother & him lived below me in one the first apartments I ever lived in.. crazy to think what a small world it is at times…and this was her father Captain Al Hayes~ how proud she must have been and relieved when she found out about her father landing this airplane.. My friend was reminding me of this .. she works where our dad’s retired from- (Boeing Airplane Company) .. & she’s been getting into these plane crash videos lately and she reminded me of this catastrophe back in 89’.. I would definitely want Captain Al Hayes to be my #pilot if I was going through something like this.. of course what teamwork with them all~ including the co-pilots, the pilot on board, Air Traffic Control, land safety crews, medical, fire department, and each & every person that was involved. God bless the families that lost their loved ones. And Thank God for the 186 survivors. Each & everyone came together, stayed calm and did their jobs! This was the best possible outcome considering how many engines were out and on fire! Incredible to think of the odds of this happening - that’s what blew me away-🤯 One to a billion odds? Wow! 🫥😳 The damage started out the size of a grain of sand No wonder 💭 this problem wasn’t caught back then…how could it? What an interesting speech- I could have listened to him speak about this for 2 more hours~ Very knowledgeable! I Had to come back and watch this again.. this is definitely a man that will always go down in history as a hero! Thank God for them all remaining calm & kool during this ordeal.

I’m not sure why I thought this particular scenario, whilst watching this: my mind was cast back to Japan Airlines flight 123, and the eerily similar situation they found themselves in, with no hydraulics, barely any flight controls, and extremely challenging Phugoid Motion. Obviously the JAL flight experienced a rapid decompression, and lost its entire tail fin, but still…the thought occurred: I wonder if UA 232’s flight crew could have landed JAL 123. Or indeed, if they ever trained in a simulator with the catastrophic failure conditions of JAL 123.

If you really think about the what they were faced with at 35000ft., they way they had to control the plane, it’s amazing they got near a runway. Staying calm. True heroes.

He must be a rare smart and brilliant man

Shouldn't they have dumped the fuel knowing they had no control of the plane and it was going down anyways so that at least when they crash it reduces explosion fires?

I think he is a bit hard on himself. Captain of water ship or airship falls on his shoulders to protect your passengers, he did all that was humanly possible.

I know nothing about flying airplanes, disaster response, or rescue, and I sat and listened attentively to this whole talk and came away with a ton of valuable insight. What a true leader and professional. Absolute gem of a man.

You are right. It really should not be shipped out without something g like this to fix this stupid flow issue. I’ll get to work on this right away.

That was an incredible talk, just incredible.

Captain Haynes is a true Hero! He had to bear the burden of someone else's mistakes (manufacturing, maintenance and structural). His speech transcends just the accident... it carries with it, life lessons which are applicable to anyone who hears it. I apply some of these principals to my family, work and relationships. If there was ever a reservation for a wonderful soul in heaven, it would have been... a "table for one"... Mr. Alfred Haynes!"

Poor made plane

Not just luck it something totally different when you're ass is on the line

I live in Toronto Ohio 5 min away from where that disk was made.

Very useful thanks, especially the isopropanol cleaning of the light sensor covers towards the end. My shredder was about to head for the bin.

What a wonderful man. R.I.P. To have a plane crash and then all of the personal losses in his life. Son, wife and daughter. Awesome lecture. I'm glad I watched this.

Are the connections any different for a dual receptacle variac? I was not able to get it working with dual receptacle variac I purchased. Wondering if the ganged neutral wire in the ganged receptacles and the meter connected causes the variac short. When I connected as instructed in the video and tested, the meter worked for minute or two then stopped functioning. As I turned up the output of the variac it started to hum as if loaded. I assumed there was a wiring error, but I didn't find one.

What a hero! May he RIP. Along with his team he did a spectacular job in saving as many souls as possible. Also a true gentleman for giving praise to the men on the ground, to all those involved.

The movie starring Charlton Heston is the Sorriest fake video or movie ever made of any thing

This was filmed in 2005?

He and his crew...and Denny Fitch did the impossible. Men of honor and skill...and, to quote Captain Haynes...luck. May he and Denny RIP, knowing they did the impossible.

I’ll never forget that day, I was in A&P school and pilot training. My fathers company re- striped that runway after it was repaired and I could see huge dumpsters with the United colors and where passenger windows were sticking out the top.