Capt Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger III, known for safely landing a US Airways flight in New York City’s Hudson River during a 2009 emergency, has been inducted into the US’s National Aviation Hall of Fame. This induction occurred two months after he publicly announced his diagnosis with Alzheimer’s disease. Sullenberger, 75, received this honor during a ceremony held in Washington DC on Thursday, 17 years after he executed what is referred to as the Miracle on the Hudson.
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Chesley Sullenberger Inducted into US Aviation Hall of Fame
Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot famous for landing a disabled passenger plane in the Hudson River in 2009, has been inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place in Washington DC, two months after he revealed his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis.
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