The tables beneath the wings are inside. While, in the back, we’re ogling the sights of the airport. #miracleonthehudson #airplane #sully #cefla (at Carolinas Aviation Museum: Home of "Miracle on the Hudson" Flight 1549)

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The tables beneath the wings are inside. While, in the back, we’re ogling the sights of the airport. #miracleonthehudson #airplane #sully #cefla (at Carolinas Aviation Museum: Home of "Miracle on the Hudson" Flight 1549)
LaGuardia Plane Crash” Search Points to Historic Hudson River Landing NEW YORK, Jan. 15 — Reports and online searches referring to a “LaG
The #MiracleOnTheHudson wasnt a fucking miracle. You needy people. It was a occupational hazard that ended well because of training and experience. #DumbCitizenry https://www.instagram.com/p/CnfGGx9PC_A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Fourteen years ago today, @CaptSully uttered the words "We'll be in the Hudson" to @LGAairport Air Traffic Controllers. He & his flight crew landed an Airbus in the Hudson River and saved all 155 souls aboard USAirways #Flight1549, not to mention countless lives on the ground. Never one to say he's a hero, what he and his crew did that day is an incredible demonstration of how you respond in a crisis. Thank you, @CaptSully. The aircraft is now in the collection of the @CarolinasAviationMuseum #MiracleonTheHudson (at Carolinas Aviation Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CndPxuqpSeW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Thirteen years ago today, @CaptSully uttered the words "We'll be in the Hudson" to @LGAairport Air Traffic Controllers. He & his flight crew landed an Airbus in the Hudson River and saved all 155 souls aboard @USAirways #Flight1549, not to mention countless lives on the ground. Never one to say he's a hero, what he and his crew did that day is an incredible demonstration of how you respond in a crisis. Thank you, @CaptSully. The aircraft is now in the collection of the @CarolinasAviationMuseum #MiracleonTheHudson https://www.instagram.com/p/CYxWRTdpTWb/?utm_medium=tumblr
Mailbox Garden featuring ‘Miracle On The Hudson’ #roses #rose #gagasgarden #certifiedroses #miracleonthehudson #rosa #mailbox #mailboxes #rsa_rural https://www.instagram.com/p/CVlisAuP6Jj/?utm_medium=tumblr
The Miracle on the Hudson Reaches its Final Destination
Joseph Supor III, President of J. Supor & Son Trucking & Rigging Co., Inc. has had the distinct honor of being a part of this successful recovery mission:
"This has truly been a miracle from start to finish. I have had the opportunity to meet some of the most wonderful people along the way and I am ecstatic that my company was afforded the privilege to transport "The Miracle on the Hudson" to the Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"I would like to say that the true hero is Captain "Sully" Sullenberger. It was his expertise and commitment to duty that landed this A-320 Airbus into the Hudson River within five minutes. It was the co-pilot, flight attendants and the passengers of Flight #1549 that were also heroes. The heroism didn't stop there, the first responders beginning with Waterway Ferries who acted so quickly and professionally to rescue all passengers in the water. The New York Police and Fire Departments were also critical to the rescue mission. We assisted only after all the passengers were brought to safety. I would like to thank all of my employees for working diligently through the chilling evening until the aircraft was removed from the water and raised up to the surface as well as throughout the process of storing and preparing the plane again for its final journey home. I would also like to commend Weeks Marine who partnered with us by providing the barge and crane in the water.
"I would also like to thank all the States DOT's and Engineers, each Police Department, State Trooper, County Official and all the town Mayors that went above and beyond to help us navigate through our permitted route. If not for the combined effort of all, this move could not have been accomplished. The outpouring of support throughout the country has been overwhelming and I'm reminded again why I'm so proud to be an American.
"Furthermore, I want to apologize to all the people that were inconvenienced on the road during the time of our transportation. My sincere gratification is to Mayor John Button and the residents of Moorestown, New Jersey. I thank you all for your patience during the unexpected delay caused by a highly difficult turn and allowing for the removal of obstacles that impeded us from continuing our journey.
"It was everyone working together as a team that made this a real part of history. You could just see the hope, compassion, and relief in the eyes of everyone present. We knew it was a miracle in the works and it proved to be truly that."
Joseph Supor III - President
Twelve years ago today, @CaptSully uttered the words "We'll be in the Hudson" to @LGAairport Air Traffic Controllers. He & his flight crew landed an Airbus in the Hudson River and saved all 155 souls aboard @USAirways #Flight1549, not to mention countless lives on the ground. Never one to say he's a hero, what he and his crew did that day is an incredible demonstration of how you respond in a crisis. Thank you, @CaptSully. The aircraft is now in the collection of the @CarolinasAviationMuseum #MiracleonTheHudson https://www.instagram.com/p/CKFv2RpJjC4/?igshid=16vjzz6krz1ib