I had the chance today to visit the museum where the aircraft is now housed and wanted to share a few photos with everyone. So here it is…
wow… That is truly inspiring
Thanks Chris for the photos , just shows how much damage those birds do ! @DeerCrusher you thought deers are bad , then think again … birds are where it is at !
Wow! No words. Just wow.
Well, damage indirectly caused by birds. More than likely alot of those holes and dents are caused by the airframe slamming into the water at over 130knots.
well at least the plane got a wash , i hear icy salt water is all the buzz right now to clean commercial airliners !
What a great experience. Truly this is a priceless piece of history.
This is truly amazing. Amazing how they reconstructed the plane so well!
Wow, I didnt even know one of the windows was cracked! Nice pics 👍🏼
This is chilling. Absolutely crazy story.
Wow! Where is the museum?
I wasn’t aware it became a museum aircraft. I’ll have to go see that for myself sometime. Thanks for sharing!
Wow ! You’re so lucky ! Wish to see the plane in real life one day.
Where is this located?
Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, NC.
Still wish they fixed it and kept using it and then sending it to the Museum.
Wouldn’t it be amazing to get on a plane and realise this plane once landed in the water.
Also where are the pitot tubes
Been there. It’s a very cool experience
It’s a miracle that no one was seriously injured or even killed. Nice pictures.
Nice fotos. Surely it was amazing to seeing it!👩🏼✈️✈️
The pitot tubes probably got ripped off upon impact