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By The Associated Press
NEW YORK - A US Airways plane has crashed into the Hudson River, sending passengers fleeing for safety in the frigid waters.
New York City firefighters are responding to the crash. It was not immediately clear if there were injuries.
Witness Barbara Sambriski, a researcher at The Associated Press, said, ``I just thought, 'Why is it so low?' And, splash, it hit the water.''
Boats Search for Small Plane Reported Down in Hudson
NY Times Article.
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14 comments:
It's an A320, about the size of a Boeing 757... What the local news here in NYC is saying...
What a pilot and co-pilot, he put that puppy down without it breaking up, unbelievable.
Based on the interviews with passengers I am hearing, this pilot deserves an accommodation.
Good job!
Our prayers go out to hte families
146 passengers includes 5 crew. No deaths reported. All rescued. Planned emergency landing after birds ingested in both engines. Great work on behalf of pilots!Could have been so much worse!
146, ALL are OK! Watching on the news now...
Birds in the engines. Oh my flying kittens. PETA is going to have a fit.
CB IS NY HERO..........AWESOME PILOT!!!!!
You know that you can shoot as many canadian gesse a day as you want I beleive, You cant shoot them and leave them laying in the field, that wouldnt be right. I think there is so many of them its an open season. Unlimited numbers you can HARVEST, we should get rid of some of them and feed them to people who need food. Theres seems to be enough of them that wouldnt affect the flocks or the species. In Argentina they do the same with pigeons, they destroy the crops.(Did you know that Argintina has almost 95% of their farm land irregated.)
GLAD TO SEE ALL THE CREW AND PASSENGERS WELL, THIS MSM STORY HAS AT LEAST TOOK PPLS MIND OFF OBAMA AND HIS NEW ZOO REVUE
Clearly a good flight crew to get the plane down without disaster and to get everyone to safety.
It eerily reminded me of the Air Florida flight that crashed into the Potomac in the wintertime and it could have been alot worse.
After reading some of this pilot's background, I believe there couldn't have been anyone better to put that plane down without losing any lives. The passengers and crew were truly blessed to have that gentleman piloting that aircraft. He may feel like he was just doing what he had been trained to do, but he is a hero. What a remarkable and miraculous story.
They should promote him to pilot on air-force one if he wants it.
Him and his co-pilot.
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