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Man lands small Plane, after his friend the pilot has a Heartattack - bsocially

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On January 15, 2009, U.S. Airways Flight 1549 made an emergency landing in NYC's Hudson River. I was sitting at my desk at 30 Rock when I got the news. Having long been obsessed with all things aviation, my work was cut out for me: I sprung out of my seat like a Jack-in-the-box, left the building, and despite the 19- degree temperature, I sprinted 15-20 minutes to the Hudson River. There I stood outside in the cold and watched the story unfold in real time.

Right away MSNBC decided to do a "crash" (quick-turnaround "Insta-doc") about Flight 1549. I suggested that we flesh the story out to other planes that had had made emergency landings in the water. (The technical aviation term for this is "ditching.") I found other instances and then tracked down survivors, including a pilot of a DC-9 who had ditched in the Caribbean decades earlier.

Another plane that ditched, albeit unintentionally, was an Ethiopian Airlines 767 bound from Addis Ababa to Nairobi. The plane had been hijacked. Pilots tried to tell the a-hole hijackers that the plane was going to run out of fuel. They refused to listen and the plane ended up in the waters right off the Comoros Islands, near Madagascar.

I interviewed Salim Amin, whose father, a famous African journalist, was killed trying to save his fellow passengers.

I discovered other little-known accidents, including Pan Am Flight 943, which ditched in the open Pacific on October 16, 1956. Incredibly, there were no fatalities. One of the survivors was a 3-year-old girl named Joanne Marzioli, who was returning to the Bay area from the Philippines. I tracked her down. Her interview is incredibly emotional.

One of the other cool things I did for this story: Lester Holt and I went down to U.S. Airways' Charlotte, NC training center, where he attempted to land a plane in similar circumstances in a flight simulator. You'll have to watch to see how he fared.

You'll be surprised to learn how many ditchings there have been, even though the A320 "Sully" flew is likely the only one you've ever heard of. - bsocially

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the flight that got followed by UFO's: JAL flight 1628 - bsocially

TAM Airlines Flight #3054 is on its final approach to Sao Paolo’s notorious Congonhas Airport. Runway 35-L at Congonhas is one of the busiest and most treacherous airports in the world. It’s built on a hilltop, completely surrounded by tall buildings. The crew of Flight #3054 gets a report that the runway is wet and slippery. Captain Henrique Stephanini brings his Airbus A-320 down at the foot of the 1,945 meter long runway, activates the one working reverse thruster and applies the brakes, but his plane doesn’t slow down. It hurtles down the runway at top speed, crosses a highway and slams into a building and adjacent gas station. No one on the plane survives. 12 people on the ground are also killed. This is the worst aviation disaster in South American history. Investigators are under enormous pressure to figure out what went wrong on Brazil’s busiest runway, before it claims any more lives. - bsocially

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Echo por brau Gamer.gracias a todos por apoyarme//canción:dance monkey - bsocially