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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