All birds stand down -- Sully is flying again and he's picking up where he left off before that whole Hudson landing thing.
Sully -- whose role will be as "active management pilot" -- will take off from LaGuardia Airport tomorrow and take the same route that would have landed him in Charlotte, North Carolina ... were if it not for those pesky geese.
Sully will have the same co-pilot he had back in January -- First Officer Jeffrey Skiles.
Second time's a charm.
FYI -- Seats are still available.
UPDATE: Seats are no longer available.
Reader Comments
(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsHave a safe flight and welcome back to the "friendly skies"!
Back to ME !!! I want mo money .. Mo MOney .. MUCH MO MONEY !!!
I would not get in a plane with an old dude like that flying..no way..I want topless bimbos flying the plane im in for sure...
hey kookie..how about a good recipe for enchiladas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Back to ME !!! I want mo money .. Mo MOney .. MUCH MO MONEY !!!
Posted at 10:27AM on Sep 30th 2009 by La Toya Jackson
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Another Salute to Captain Skully and First Officer Skiles, They make a great team. Cool, Calm,and Collected
Love the St Jude Childrens Hospital commercial he does. This guy is a 'class' act.
BUT what about Michael Jackson??! Back to US !!! We want mo money .. Mo Money .. Much Mo Money !! .. Ker Ching
Am I the only one that thinks Kookie Klown seems a lil gay?
LOVE KOOKYS RECEIPE'S....With so many idiot remarks on these boards.. Kooky is definately one I look forward too.. Can't wait to try alot of these receipes.. Keep up the great work Kooky... Thank you........
This captain did a brave thing - landing a plane in the Hudson, and ensuring that all the passengers got out.
But what about that American captain of the boat that was hijacked off Somalia? That guy put his life on the line in an IMMEDIATE sense; telling the captors to take him and let his guys go. And then he was held at gunpoint, in freezing waters, for FIVE DAYS!
The media barely covered him at all, to the extent that I don't even remember his name anymore. Sullenberger did great, but this other captain's actions were 1,000 times more heroic! Let's hear more about him!!!!!
















