Things were looking bad for Flight

Things were looking bad for Flight 1549 out of New York's LaGuardia Airport on cold winter day in 2009. At 3:24 pm., just minutes after takeoff, the Airbus 320 flew straight into a flock of large birds. There were several loud noises. Then both of the engines died. In the cockpit, Captain Chesley B.Sullenberger noticed a sharp smell of burning feathers. The plane was only 3,000 feet (914 meters) in the air, and it had no power. They were going down

Things were looking bad for Flight 1549 out of New York's LaGuardia Airport on cold winter day in 2009. At 3:24 pm., Just minutes after takeoff, the Airbus 320 flew straight into a flock of large birds. There were several loud noises. Then both of the engines died. In the cockpit, Captain Chesley B.Sullenberger noticed a sharp smell of burning feathers. The plane was only 3,000 feet (914 meters) in the air, and it had no power. They were going down

Things were looking bad for Flight 1549 out of New York 's LaGuardia Airport on cold winter day in 2009. At 3: 24 PM, just. Minutes after takeoff the Airbus, 320 flew straight into a flock of large birds. There were several loud noises. Then both. Of the engines died. In the cockpit Captain Chesley, B.Sullenberger noticed a sharp smell of burning feathers. The plane. Was, only 3000 feet (914 meters), in the air and it had no power. They were going down.