Video of the US Airways Plane Crash & Rescue

I just saw this dramatic footage of US Airways flight 1549 which crash landed in the Hudson River in New York this past week. Thankfully there were no lives lost in this controlled landing on the Hudson, which truly is a miracle. You can see the plane land in the water, and the NY Waterway taxis quickly converged on the airplane as the passengers escaped on the wings.

This is some pretty neat footage, which looks to be shot from the New Jersey side of the shore, probably from a security camera. The footage comes courtesy of the New York Post and may be originally from the United States Coast Guard.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
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