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The remains of N106US sit on a barge in Jersey City as NTSB investigators and recovery workers examine the aircraft. On January 15, operating as US Flight 1549 from LGA to CLT, the aircraft experienced dual engine failure, believed caused by bird strikes shortly after departing LGA. The flight crew was able to successfully ditch the A320 into the Hudson River alongside Manhattan. A quick response by the local water taxi company, along with others, resulted in the rescue of all 155 passengers and crew!

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The remains of N106US sit on a barge in Jersey City as NTSB investigators and recovery workers examine the aircraft. On January 15, operating as US Flight 1549 from LGA to CLT, the aircraft experienced dual engine failure, believed caused by bird strikes shortly after departing LGA. The flight crew was able to successfully ditch the A320 into the Hudson River alongside Manhattan. A quick response by the local water taxi company, along with others, resulted in the rescue of all 155 passengers and crew!

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Robert Noel

A massive Congrats to the Crew for there Amazing Work and Bravery which resulted in no Fatalities.