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  Lindaking - 2 years ago

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  simran19 - 3 years ago

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  pretzl85 - 3 years ago

  damn good pilot! nice work!

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  hydrocodone03 - 3 years ago

  viva america, fuk all the crappy countrys.

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  ungowa - 3 years ago

  not classified a crash, actually a landing.

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  vegasdave901 - 3 years ago

  Phantoms Phorever!

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  kynchiiin2 - 3 years ago

  Funny... things haven't changed much since the Titanic... Looks like everyone in first class has a spot in the life raft. Whereas most of coach has to stand on the wing...

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  skidplate - 3 years ago

  its kinda weird see it in the water.. but thank god it survived the water part and stayed a float lol. the piolet it FRICKEN amazing i would really like to meet him :)

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  Thomasinnorway - 3 years ago

  Its a landing...not a crash. Hence "incase of a water landing..." Good job by the pilot, and of all places it could have happened NY was most prepared to handle it..so thats lucky.

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    LesterP - 3 years ago

    @ThomasinnorwayWrong! That is a crash. Landings don't tear the engines off and ruin the plane. You also don't need to be rescued from a landing.

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    Steph47 - 3 years ago

    @ThomasinnorwayHey Genius, the engines didn't tear off, they just got ruined by the geese that got sucked into them. And yes, it's a "ditch landing". Why don't you read the news before jumping to your own assumptions and making a fool out of yourself.

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    vegasdave901 - 3 years ago

    @ThomasinnorwayIt's a crash landing. HA! I win.

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    Dschreibz - 3 years ago

    @ThomasinnorwayI hate to say it, but it's a crash landing. Look it up in the dictionary, "an emergency landing under circumstances where a normal landing is impossible (usually damaging the aircraft)"

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    crazyivan26 - 3 years ago

    @Thomasinnorwayactually both engines were ripped off in the crash. One was recovered today and the other is on the bottom of the hudson.. source: NY Post =)

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  buttcrust - 3 years ago

  Amazing landing. Salute the pilot.

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