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Hudson Crash Simulation with FAA Voice Recordings Shows Captain's Nerves of Steel
If you thought that the pilot who landed US Airways flight 1549 on the Hudson River was cool, you haven't seen this simulation with the real FAA voice recordings. I'm absolutely stunned by his nerves. More »Image of the Day: US Airways Flight 1549 Cruising Through Jersey
How do you transport a downed but still intact jet from its landing place to a salvage yard? By going through New Jersey. (Note: instructions only valid if Jet crashed in lower 48.) [Quintano Media via Jalopnik]Photos of Plane Being Lifted From the Hudson Are Staggering
We've seen plenty of photos of the plane that landed in the Hudson, but none quite like these, which were taken by the crane operator who lifted the downed craft from the chilly waters. More »Timelapse Video: US Airways Airbus 320 Being Raised from the Depths of the Hudson River
Here's a time-lapse video of the whole rescue operation of US Airways Airbus A320, down from the bottom of the Hudson river. I still can't believe the pilot was able to pull that one off. More »Flight Simulation of the Hudson River Waterlanding
The BBC commissioned a flight-sim reproduction of the last week's near-miraculous US Airways incident. So, in case you were wondering, this is what it looks like to pilot a commercial jet onto a river. More »US Airways Waterlanding: Close Up Image of Inflatable Rafts
Have you ever wondered if an airplane's inflatable rafts actually work? I always do. The answer is YES. This image of the US Airways' Airbus 320 that just water-landed on the Hudson is just amazing. More »