bleeb
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Engineering News-Record had an article describing the lift operation. The slide show in the article contains highlights from the above photographer (maybe a bit easier to navigate.)
BREAKING NEWS ... U.S Airways plane in Hudson River
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Engineering News-Record had an article describing the lift operation. The slide show in the article contains highlights from the above photographer (maybe a bit easier to navigate.)
mike_s
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Who pays for the recovery?
the NTSB?
The Army Corp of Engineers?
US Air (or their insurance company)?
EDIT: It appears the recovery was initially paid for by the goverment with a contract, but my question really is "who ulitimately pays"? meaning does the insurance company or airline have to refund the money to the government?
what about the TWA flight that crashed in the Atlantic. lots of federal/navy/FBI/ workers on that recovery and rebuild.
the NTSB?
The Army Corp of Engineers?
US Air (or their insurance company)?
EDIT: It appears the recovery was initially paid for by the goverment with a contract, but my question really is "who ulitimately pays"? meaning does the insurance company or airline have to refund the money to the government?
what about the TWA flight that crashed in the Atlantic. lots of federal/navy/FBI/ workers on that recovery and rebuild.
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