Cet avion se crash en plein milieu de New York

"FLIGHT 1549: CRASH IN THE HUDSON" / On January 15, 2009, a passenger plane made an emergency water landing in the Hudson River, in the heart of New York City. All 155 passengers on board escaped unharmed, despite having no chance of survival. Their plane had lost both engines after a bird strike during takeoff. The pilot, Captain Sullenberger, became a national hero. Some media outlets dubbed it the "Miracle on the Hudson," and the story was even adapted into the film "Sully," directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks, which topped the American box office. Yet this "miracle" raises many questions: How did the engines stop because of mere birds? How did the pilot manage the technical challenge of landing an aircraft traveling at 270 km/h on water? Why did the emergency procedures in place at the time nearly cause the deaths of all 155 passengers? Could such an accident happen again? Using never-before-seen 3D images, we will take you back to what actually happened on the plane, from a technical and scientific perspective. The passengers will recount the accident from the inside, second by second. Through their testimonies and those of leading experts, we will try to understand how this Airbus A320, considered one of the safest in the world, nearly caused an uncontrollable catastrophe. #documentary #travel #heritage A documentary by François Tribolet First broadcast: 2016 🌍 Subscribe to 100% Escape    / @100evasion   🌍 Produced by CAPA Presse 🌍 Welcome to 100% Escape, the documentary channel that takes you on a journey to the four corners of the globe, and where you can rediscover the landscapes of France and around the world, international cultural heritage, and both familiar and lesser-known cuisine during incredible trips! Whether through stories of life in castles or extraordinary expeditions, 100% Escape offers all the reports and documentaries you need to get away from it all! So relax and immerse yourself in this magnificent world!