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![]() Sounds like the pilot did a great job. Sounds like he did a great job of the flying. He also did a good job of trying to manage the sensationalism by dismissing the incident as not a big deal, to introduce some balance to the report. I think the default emergency landing site when flying low near NYC is the Hudson River. If there happens to be a clear area on the ground, as there was in this case, then that's even better (especially for the airplane). But at worst, you just having to make a water landing (with a high likelihood of prompt rescue). What's the story with emergency landings in water for small planes like C172s and Warriors? What is the best technique for executing one? What is the most common outcome? What does the outcome tend to depend on? Of course, the availability of prompt rescue is going to be a big factor, but I'm more asking about the landing itself. Tom |
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