Air Traffic Control Specialist Patrick Harten testifies on Capitol Hill re: US Airways Flight 1549

Patrick Harten told the House aviation subcommittee Tuesday in his first public description of how he tried to land the jetliner that lost power in both jets when it hit Canada geese after takeoff from New York’s laguardia Airport. “I thought it was his own death sentence,” Harten said of the moment when US Airways pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger radioed that he was going into the river. Source: www.tucsoncitizen.com Aviation Subcommittee of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington February 24, 2009.

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11 Responses to Air Traffic Control Specialist Patrick Harten testifies on Capitol Hill re: US Airways Flight 1549

  1. mayadavincci says:

    Don’t know why i wanted to see this video.. but it makes Cry everytime! Great job!!

  2. edseaver says:

    Great team work!

  3. undeadshawn says:

    I’m sure Pat wanted to thank God most of all.

  4. Nafartiti001 says:

    Pat- You got an A game going on. You are AMAZING!!!

  5. fyffe179 says:

    Awesome man. Just as much a hero as Sully and for sure another Captain Cool. You rock, Patrick Harten!

  6. w7mag says:

    Well done Pat!

    Thanks for a job well done…

    ~Paul

  7. lwaliz says:

    thanks for posting it! very moving.

  8. palar1 says:

    I can’t imagine what that situation did to his psychie. Awesome that he can return to work and finally accept that he is nothing shy of a hero.

  9. TXStateBobcats says:

    I just saw this on ABC News and wow! Glad I got to see the full interview here!

  10. nv821 says:

    Wow!

  11. VideoGuy1212 says:

    Awesome in every respect.

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