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15 July
Heroic pilot Captain Sully, known for saving 155 lives, is diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
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Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, the pilot renowned for the "Miracle on the Hudson" after successfully landing a US Airways flight in New York's Hudson River in 2009, has announced that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The 75-year-old revealed his diagnosis through a personal statement, indicating that his condition is currently in the early stages.
Sullenberger's skillful landing aboard the flight, which carried 155 passengers and crew, prevented a potential tragedy as the plane lost engine power shortly after takeoff. His actions during the emergency landing garnered worldwide acclaim and solidified his status as a hero. The announcement of his Alzheimer's diagnosis has drawn public sympathy and support, with many reflecting on his significant contributions to aviation safety and heroism in crisis situations.
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