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How Inside Edition Was the 1st to Capture Footage of the Miracle on Hudson
On a blustery cold January day in 2009, Inside Edition staff in New York were shocked to see a passenger airplane flying low outside the newsroom windows and eventually land in the Hudson River by hero U.S. Airways pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger. Inside Edition camera crews raced to the scene and saw the plane floating in the water. Incredibly, each passenger was brought out safety. Inside Edition was there as the 155 survivors were brought to dry land following their harrowing ordeal.