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Worth noting that Langewiesche wrote a book about Sullenberger’s infamous flight on the Hudson. Not a critical one, but they do have a previous relationship at least of some sort.



Calling it "infamous" is a bit critical, isn't it? "Famous" would make more sense.


Definitely famous. He became an instant hero. The plane's role was less positive, but at least it didn't sink.

The performance of the ferry crews who did the rescue should never be neglected. Union-mandated emergency training was carried out perfectly.


Not in my opinion. But entirely up to you how you take it.


Well, I like to follow the rules of English, so that's how I take it. https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/infamous-vs-fa...


Whatever blows your hair back, bud.




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