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Tony Gugliuzza - Jan 15,2009
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I'm watching the news right now and they are interviewing a passanger. It seems like everyone got off the plane with no problems (135 passengers).<br /><br />Turn on the news. the Airbus is still floating intact in the Hudson.
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Jon Ladd - Jan 15,2009
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Nice work by the pilot. Must have been a C hull.
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Bruce Bennett - Jan 15,2009
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I'm wondering if he had any experience in flying a seaplane, he came in just like he would have been alighting on a lake or river........in a seaplane. They had been reporting that Captain Sullenberger had a side business of involving safety. They also said he was a Fighter Pilot in the Air Force. Needless to say, being a Retired Flight Attendant for USAIRWAYS that I'm very proud of the events that happened today. Judy
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Fred Glasbergen - Jan 15,2009
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With the aircraft being almost completely intact, I would presume he ditched with the gear up. Anybody know for sure?
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Bruce Bennett - Jan 15,2009
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Fred, it was reported on the news that the gear was up. I just heard on the news at 8:30 pm that the Captain is a Certified Glider Instructor, which would help greatly in gliding in the Airbus!! Judy
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