The so-called hero is not doing the right thing in the key "timing"

Precious 2022-03-22 09:01:33

The real events changed. The first 20 minutes didn't feel like a "blockbuster" at all, but it shocked me. After the plane accident, the passengers fled in an orderly manner, and there was no confusion. There is a small detail, that is, the elderly father and son were separated when they fled. They did not say that they must be together, but according to the flight crew's instructions An orderly escape was required without causing confusion; the captain was the last to get off the plane, and he just checked the plane again to make sure that there was no one before getting off the plane; all-round rescue, dispatched helicopters and frogmen, if there were no frogmen, maybe People caught in water will freeze. "155, that's the number I want", the captain's sense of responsibility.
We all know that Americans were afraid of plane crashes after 9/11, and they especially admired how Americans handled the whole thing. They did not blindly praise the captain as a hero, but took various investigations to determine that the captain made a decision at a critical time. Correct absolutely.

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Extended Reading
  • Garfield 2022-01-27 08:05:09

    Looks like a textbook.

  • Aidan 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    Instinct decision at work, pressure in the whirlpool of public opinion, and PTSD, although the sub-line tracing Sally's past has no text, the main line of Sally's righteousness for his decision in emergency situations under heavy pressure is extremely solid, supporting this main line. What is most important is the true and in-depth restoration of the aircraft's driving skills, the precise performance and emotional creation, and it is also due to the restraint in portraying Sally as a dutiful ordinary person.

Sully quotes

  • Jeff Skiles: [after they've all been brought ashore] I've never been so glad to be in New York.

  • Elizabeth Davis: I'd like to add something on a personal note: I can say with confidence, that after speaking with the rest of the flight crew, with bird experts and airplane engineers, after running all the scenarios and talking to each of the players... there is an X in this result.

    Elizabeth Davis: It's you, Captain Sullenberger. Take you out of the equation and the math just fails.

    Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger: I disagree. It wasn't just me, it was all of us. Jeff, Donna, Sheila, Doreen. The passengers, rescue workers. Air traffic control, ferry boat crews and scuba cops. We all did it. We survived.