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On January 15, 2009, US Airways Flight 1549 took off from LaGuardia Airport in New York at 3:25 PM . Just minutes into the flight, the aircraft struck a flock of geese, causing both engines to fail. The plane suddenly lost power and fell silent mid-air.

Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger had only 208 seconds to act . He could attempt to return to LaGuardia or reach another nearby airport—but neither option was certain. Instead, he made a bold and unprecedented decision: land the plane on the Hudson River .

He calmly instructed passengers to brace for impact. At 3:31 PM, the aircraft touched down on the water at high speed but remained intact and afloat. Within minutes, emergency responders arrived—ferries, Coast Guard, and helicopters .

All 155 people onboard were safely evacuated onto wings and rafts in freezing conditions . Remarkably, there were no fatalities and no serious injuries.

After ensuring everyone else had exited, Sullenberger walked through the cabin twice before leaving himself. When later called a hero, he humbly said he was just doing his job, crediting the passengers and rescuers instead .

A new initiative aimed at people looking to leave the MAGA movement is turning heads, with a billboard placed outside a McDonald's reading: “Having doubts? You’re not alone.” alongside the website leavingmaga.

The campaign targets conservatives who may be reconsidering their political alignment, offering a space for discussion and support. Its placement in a heavily Republican area has sparked strong reactions online — with many praising it as an outreach effort.