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NYC sightseeing helicopter down in Hudson River
New York (CNN) -- A sightseeing ride in the skies over New York City turned into a whole different kind of adventure on Sunday when the helicopter made an emergency landing in the Hudson River. (www.cnn.com) More...
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Apparently it had emergency flotation on it. They were clearly shown on CBS news this morning. Pilot called a hero; he said BULL, just doing my job. He did it right.
With all due respect, at the time I posted the squawk, the headline said IN because I copied and pasted it without making any changes. I did the same for the synopsis.
Thank you.
Thank you.
>> The original news has the headlines "Chopper's emergency landing on Hudson"
For what it is worth, I just clicked on the link I posted and CNN's headline still says IN, not ON.
For what it is worth, I just clicked on the link I posted and CNN's headline still says IN, not ON.
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Helicopter plunges into the Hudson. Captain Sullenberger Reloaded!
Luckily no one was hurt during this scary emergency landing on the Hudson, Again!
http://mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal.aspx?SavedEditID=79c0d052-7ad9-4bf2-a1e9-8a52efcac66b
Helicopter plunges into the Hudson. Captain Sullenberger Reloaded!
Luckily no one was hurt during this scary emergency landing on the Hudson, Again!
http://mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal.aspx?SavedEditID=79c0d052-7ad9-4bf2-a1e9-8a52efcac66b
The original news has the headlines "Chopper's emergency landing on Hudson"
I hope the author knows this much of English language !
And am I right that the chopper was equipped with pontoons ! So where is the Q of going "down in Hudson river" ?
On ground if an aircraft makes an emergency landing , do we classify it as "air crash" ?