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Lessons From the 'Miracle on the Hudson'

Pilot Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III is being hailed as a hero following his near-textbook emergency water landing of US Airways flight 1549. Amazingly, no passengers perished or even suffered life-threatening injuries after birds struck the plane and disabled both engines, forcing Sullenberger to "ditch" his plane in the frigid Hudson River. Click Here To Read Article