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Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.![Sully Sullenberger]()
Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.![Sully Sullenberger]()
Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.![Sully Sullenberger]()
Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.![Sully Sullenberger]()
Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.![Sully Sullenberger]()
Oct. 1: Pilot Chesley Sullenberger speaks to the media at LaGuardia Airport in New York Sullenberger and co-pilot 1st Officer Jeffrey Skiles flew Thursday from Charlotte, N.C., to New York, their first flight together since they were forced to ditch a disabled plane in the Hudson River, saving all 155 people on board.Sully Sullenberger
Capt. Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger took to the skies in New York City for the first time since January's heroic Hudson River emergency landing.
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