How is it possible 9/11 hijackers Passports survived the crash?

Discussing the Twin Towers

[chopzmasta]

Sure... There hijackers passport survived. Sure. Out of all the passports on that plane, his survived. Everyone else's was destroyed in the massive fireball, but his? Miraculously survived

[dianamitchell]

My goodness, this video could have been 2 minutes long if you didn't repeat yourself 37 times!

[SuperDuperVision]

I’ve been binging 9-11 content for the past week and i just wanna say thank you for being consistent in your uploads. It’s nice to hear any new video about the topic in general. You’re a pro at this

[silentphotographer]

Planes crash all the time. Some have crashed at even faster speeds into mountains. And they've still managed to find all sorts of luggage, pastports, etc, regardless of if there were explosions or not. Some things just happen.

[benjaminrealy]

You also could consider, paper everywhere. People are curious
It's quite possible the lady looked through different pieces to see if she could find anything (money?) But when she happened to find it she knew she should turn it in.
Also,
"I found this passport, officer, it may be useful in identifying a victim" quite likely.
"I found this interoffice memorandum, officer, saying lunch breaks are extended by 15 minutes starting next week" why would someone hand that to an officer?

[saldetii]

the story of the lady picking up the passport and turning it in does almost seem unbelievable, but its not the only instance of someone turning in things found in the debris. There is an artifact at the 9/11 museum of a piece of paper with something along the lines of "13 people trapped on 87th floor, please send help", and this was recovered by someone in passing who recovered the paper. So, it actually is believable that people were finding things around the site amidst the chaos. I think its just hard to process all of the micro events happening during the bigger event of 9/11 as a whole.

[Elt-gm]

The fact that they put a banner on this video tells me all I need to know.

[spinba]

Wasn’t a set of landing gear found many years after

[danielgloverpiano]

What’s more remarkable is that they discovered passports of terrorists and some papers belonging to them in the Flight 93 wreckage in Pennsylvania. That plane went straight into the ground, and pictures show nothing but a giant crater. But it’s a fact. They also found many personal items of passengers.
Nearly every video of the Flight 175 crash shows many items being flung from the building. It’s clearly visible. If the terrorist was in the cockpit whose passport was found, it’s quite conceivable his passport was in his pocket and ejected with other debris. It makes perfect sense.

[NewEnglandOtaku]

Just watching these.. I feel like I learn something new when I watch these videos..

[hughjass]

I remember some years back watching a show of some sort about crash investigators and some of the very peculiar things they encounter while doing their jobs. Perfectly preserved and still sealed luggage, cans of soda without so much as a scratch, fully intact magazines and often bodies with very few apparent injuries who were seated next to other passengers who they struggled to identify. Some stuff just defies explanation.

[althunder]

The plane didn't hit a solid object like a mountain, it hit a building that absorbed the kinetic energy so I can see that stuff would have made it though the impact.

[TheOne-xuoy]

Correct it’s not impossible for things to survive a plane crash because there are things that are designed to withstand the heat of the impact and or explosions such as the black box, engine turbines and combustion chamber of a jet engine. We see it all the time when there are plane crashes. What makes this different is the planes crashed into two huge buildings which caused even more debris when they both collapsed. The cockpit voice recorder and data recorders were never recovered which are designed to withstand intense heat but 4 passports for the hijacker’s were found? I’m not saying it’s impossible, I’m just saying it’s highly unlikely.

[jordanwhite]

So I’m definitely not claiming a conspiracy here although 10-15 years ago I would’ve bet my life on there being one. My attitude has changed on it as I’ve gotten older but the weirdest thing about the passport to me when you think about it is the fact that it’s burnt at all. On the surface level you’d think “of course it’s burnt it was in a plane crash with tens of thousands of gallons of ignited jet fuel” but when you think about it, that should mean it either exists or it doesn’t. It should be either 100% ashes or unscathed by fire. The fact that there is just this really convenient charring to non important areas of it is insanely suspicious. Imo at least

[TheSavagederek]

It's pretty crazy they weren't burnt up, but other business cards and such were found, some fully intact like they had never been through such a trauma . Security passes etc...

[annetteslife]

It was either Amy Sweeney or Betty Ong who gave the seat numbers belonging to the hijackers to American Airlines

[eh]

Just look at all the stuff that you can see immediately throwing three-four blocks forward out of each crash. Entire plane seats, couple of wheels, baggage…

[superduty]

New to channel in last month. Depressed Ginger might be the best youtube channel, along with John Ballen.

9/11, sports, and conservative politics. Checks all 3 boxes. Best in the business.

[alexmellis]

I‘ve never had my passport in the luggage, because you always need it to check in at the gates. So it is always with me..

[knockeledup]

What happens in an explosion? There’s an air burst. What are the types of items that get blown away the most easily? Paper. What happens when pieces of paper get blown away from a fire? They don’t get burned to ashes.