{"id":66602,"date":"2023-10-11T17:44:23","date_gmt":"2023-10-11T14:44:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/armenia23.ru\/?p=66602"},"modified":"2023-10-11T17:44:23","modified_gmt":"2023-10-11T14:44:23","slug":"captain-sullys-cockpit-audio-still-gives-us-chills-after-wonderful-things-happen-on-the-hudson-ten-years-later-video","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/armenia23.ru\/?p=66602","title":{"rendered":"Captain Sully’s Cockpit Audio still gives us chills after wonderful things happen on the Hudson ten years later. VIDEO"},"content":{"rendered":"

It has been ten years since US Airways pilot Captain Chesley \u2018Sully\u2019 Sullenberger pulled off the \u2018Miracle on the Hudson,\u2019an impromptu landing on the Hudson.<\/p>\n

Nearly ten years later, listening to the audio from Sullenberger’s cockpit is still horrific.<\/p>\n

On January 15, 2009, in the late afternoon, US Airways aircraft 1549 crashed with a flock of Canadian geese, <\/p>\n

causing both engines to be destroyed. Upon realizing he wouldn’t make it back to LaGuardia Airport, <\/p>\n

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veteran fighter pilot Sullenberger of the United States Air Force conducted a forced landing in the Hudson River, saving the lives of everyone on board.<\/p>\n

Hearing the cockpit audio is terrifying even if no lives were lost in the accident. My nickname is Cactus 1549. Kill the crows. Both of our engines have lost thrust. <\/p>\n

\u2018We’re returning to LaGuardia,\u2019 Sullenberger says in a composed manner, adding, \u2018We could end up in the Hudson.\u2019<\/p>\n

Sullenberger has been given permission to make an emergency landing at LaGuardia, the air traffic controller responds, <\/p>\n

but the captain claims he is \u2018unable.\u2019 Sullenberger responds, \u2018We can’t do it,\u2019 when the controller <\/p>\n

suggests that the plane land at nearby Teeterboro Airport in New Jersey. We’re going to be in the Hudson.<\/p>\n

Radar contact has been lost with Cactus 1549, the recording ends ominously.A later tape shows the controller calling for help.<\/p>\n

He commands, \u2018Get me a police department helicopter… immediately.\u2019 Anyone can be won over. <\/p>\n

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They are directed to the Lincoln Tunnel by you. We witnessed a Cactus Airbus plunge into the ocean. Near the Intrepid, he descended the river.<\/p>\n

The 67-year-old Sullenberger is regarded as a hero and is arguably the most well-known pilot in history. He initially found it difficult to handle the hero title.<\/p>\n

In 2016, he admitted, \u2018I initially resisted the H word.\u2019 However, I have developed an understanding of why others feel the way they do about this event and, consequently, about me.<\/p>\n

Sullenberger continues to keep in touch with a number of the folks he helped. I never had any side thoughts in the brief moments we had. <\/p>\n

I neither gave myself permission nor harbored any desire to. I never thought about my family. Sullenberger said, <\/p>\n

\u2018I never thought about anything other than controlling the flight path and solving each problem in turn until, finally, we had solved them all.\u2019 <\/p>\n

In a statement made on the occasion of the tenth anniversary. I take into account both what we did and what everyone else did. <\/p>\n

The puzzle’s component pieces must all fit together. To ensure that every life was preserved, this group of strangers had to step up.<\/p>\n

Sullenberger’s actions from ten years ago will live on forever! You may listen to the cockpit call down below.<\/p>\n