9/11 - Flight 93: The Real Audio From Inside the Hijacked Plane
https://youtu.be/5WyBURafzXcAt 9:47 a.m. on September 11, 2001, flight attendant CeeCee Lyles left a voicemail for her husband from hijacked United Airlines Flight 93: “I’m on a plane that’s been hijacked.” This is the story of Flight 93’s last 35 minutes.At 9:28, four al-Qaeda hijackers stormed the cockpit. What they didn’t count on were the seatback phones. In 35 minutes, the 40 passengers and crew made 37 calls. They learned what had happened in New York, took a vote and fought back. Flight 93 crashed in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, about 20 minutes’ flying time from Washington, D.C.This film follows them minute by minute, with the real recordings:• CeeCee Lyles’s voicemail, released by the court in U.S. v. Moussaoui• the FAA air traffic control tapes, with the hijacker’s own announcements• FAA headquarters at 9:49, asked about sending fighters: “Oh, God, I don’t know.”The cockpit voice recorder audio is still sealed, so its transcript is shown as text. The words of the passengers and crew appear only as they were recorded, or as typed quotes from the record: Tom Burnett, Mark Bingham, Todd Beamer (“Let’s roll”), Sandy Bradshaw, Elizabeth Wainio, Edward Felt and Linda Gronlund.Episode 5 of 9/11: The Unfolding Story, from Decoding CyberSecurity.▶ Episode 3, The First Calls (Betty Ong’s real call from Flight 11): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NOy9iCqbmECHAPTERS0:00 “We have a bomb on board” (60-second preview)1:00 A voicemail from Flight 932:09 8:42 — The plane that was late3:32 9:24 — Confirm latest message4:49 9:32 — The captain who wasn't5:52 9:37 — You've got to believe me7:20 9:46 — They took a vote9:19 9:57 — Let's roll11:01 10:07 — Four minutes too late12:16 Forty voicesABOUT THE PICTURESShots labelled RECONSTRUCTION are AI-generated illustrations of places, objects and anonymous people, not portraits of the passengers, crew or families. Maps and flight paths are illustrative.SOURCES- The 9/11 Commission Report (2004), chapter 1, “We Have Some Planes,” and notes: https://www.govinfo.gov/app/details/GPO-911REPORT- FAA air traffic control recordings, 11 September 2001: 9/11 Commission Team 8 audio, published with transcripts by Rutgers Law Review (“A New Type of War”): https://rutgerslawreview.com/8-united-93/- National Park Service, Flight 93 National Memorial (the calls, the cockpit voice recorder transcript, the crew and passengers): https://www.nps.gov/flni/- United States v. Moussaoui (E.D. Va.), prosecution trial exhibits: CeeCee Lyles’s voicemail (P200055), her photographs (P200311–P200312), crash-site and evidence photographsCREDITS- Photos: FBI / U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. District Court trial exhibits (U.S. v. Moussaoui); National Park Service (C. Claycomb; K. Hostetler); White House Photography Office / National Archives; FAA via GAO- Video: U.S. Army National Guard, Sgt. Du-Marc Mills (DVIDS), Flight 93 National Memorial and Tower of Voices (2025); stock footage from Pexels and Pixabay- Audio: FAA recordings (9/11 Commission / Rutgers Law Review); CeeCee Lyles’s voicemail, 9:47 a.m. (U.S. v. Moussaoui, exhibit P200055); Tower of Voices wind chimes, National Park Service (recorded 31 July 2024)- Music (Pixabay Content License): “Cinematic Tension” by Kulakovka, “4 Mind-Game Protocol” by ChestnutMusicStudios, “Dark Pulse” by MeeGiStudio, “Dark Suspense Trailer” by NastelBom, “Suspense Tension Trailer” by DELOSound, “Psychological Cinematic Tension Underscore” by SenorMusica81, “Half Of Me” by MiroMaxMusic, “Sad Violin 5” by Chrispixer, “Sad World” by Epic_Music, “Clock” by itsa7aman- Sound effects: Pixabay Content License and ElevenLabs- No claim to original U.S. Government works. NPS use terms: https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm#Flight93 #911 #September11
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