Hudson Plane Crash
Friday, January 16, 2009 at 11:29AM
Malcolm Lambe

HudsonPlaneCrash"There's a plane in the Hudson. I'm on the ferry going to pick up the people. Crazy."

Click on the thumbnail of this amazing Hudson Plane Crash yesterday. The Hudson River, New York. That's gotta be the News Shot of the Year don't you think? It came from JKrums Twitter stream.

The US Airways plane crashed into the Hudson River in New York after apparently being hit by birds.

All of the 148 passengers, two pilots and three cabin staff on board the Airbus A320 aircraft survived although New York's Fire Department said 78 people were injured.

"The flight took off at 3.26 eastern time. We believe it was airborne for three minutes after take-off when it crashed into the Hudson River. The reports of bird strikes come from eyewitnesses on the ground,"

The somewhat lucky survivors waited on the wings of the plane until they were picked up by ferries and other vessels.

A passenger on the plane, Jeff Kolodjay, said -

"About three minutes into the flight, the left engine blew just in front of where I was sitting. There was a lot of fire coming out and we dropped 100 feet or so very quickly."

The pilot warned passengers saying -

"you guys have got to brace for impact"

Now how can I optimise this? I know...I'll see if Google Adwords will run it...with the keywords "Hudson Plane Crash" and "New York Plane Crash" targeting United States. Or perhaps I should just target New York?

Hmmm...maybe I should go back and read Perry Marshall's iconic (is that the right word?) bible of Adwords The Definitive Guide To Google Adwords
This is, after all, a blog about Adwords and Pay-Per-Click Marketing.

Hey...Hudson Plane Crashes in New York aside, there is still plenty of money to be made on Google's Adwords Pay Per Click program. Have a look around this site for Adwords Tips and tweaks. ;-)

Oh Yeah...the Pilot Chesley B. Sullenberger – "Sully" - was hailed a hero for managing to land the plane flat in the freezing waters of the Hudson, rather than crash-landing into the city.

Sullenberg is a former US Air Force pilot and has been flying with US Airways for 29 years.

hudsonplanecrash4Click on this image of the plane before any rescue craft arrived. The survivors - everyone aboard, were brought ashore on both sides of the Hudson River. Most were treated for exposure to the brutal cold: 18F degrees in the air and about 35F degrees in the water - about 1.5° Centigrade. Experts say that serious hypothermia would have set in after five minutes of being in water that cold.

Yeah Perry Marshall - the absolute King of Adwords PPC. Click on that link and he'll send you a bunch of free stuff on How to make Money From Adwords (yes even in this economy). How did you find me BTW? Did you click on an Adwords spot or did you find me through organic Search Listings?

Update: Somebody just sent me the link to Captain Sullenberger's site - SafetyReliability.com

"Our Mission: To utilize our expertise to apply the most effective methods to your organization to achieve the highest levels of safety, performance and reliability."

Update on Saturday, January 17, 2009 at 12:13PM by Registered CommenterMalcolm Lambe


Hudson River Plane Crash - From The Cockpit



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