As most of you should recall, this is the fuselage of US Airways 1549 - N106US. This will probably be onw of the easiest scenarios, considering most of you know how this plane crashed, but if you don’t, can you tell how it ended up in the Hudson, only by looking at these photos?
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The damage on the nose to the wing is (mostly) not from impact
Hy you should post this here #real-world-aviation I have moved it for you ;-))
Thank you.
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It was a bird strike
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Did you know that before this post?
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No I heard if the crash but never knew what happened but the photos its doesn’t look like something big it looks like something may of hit it. Anyway I’m going to see what happens right now
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Well, good for you! Heres your prize: 🍰
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MaxSez: Please include your forensic investigator credentials with your response. Are you a aerodynamic, structural or electronic engineer all with Phd’s or a Test/Chief Pilot ATP rated. Even a certified avionics or engine mech will do. Additionally Pls include the last time you physically walked an aircraft crash site. If you can say yes to all or any of the above credentials please comment. I’m tired wasting my time reading reams of BS & opinion. Like my man Sgt. Friday said “Just the Facts”. Thank you very much, Gooday.
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Need photos of the engines to but i do know what happened with this aircraft
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Wish I could go see it 😳
Example: At so and some time, a flock of geese struck the two engines and the cockpit windows causing loss of both the first and second engines.
I saw it while at the Carolinas Aviation Museum, wish I had a photo, but I reset my iPad
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So, I have learned that another plane has crashed into the Hudson, back in may, but he didn’t survive.
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