Airbus for sale! (Hudson River Airbus...yep that the one!)

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Remember the Airbus that landed on the Hudson river?

http://www.aigaviation.com/salvage/N106US/IMG_4671.jpg

http://www.aigaviation.com/salvage/N106US/IMG_4676.jpg

http://www.aigaviation.com/salvage/N106US/IMG_4641.jpg

http://www.aigaviation.com/salvage/N106US/IMG_4667.jpg

Aircraft Registration: N106US

Its for sale, I found the seller!

Place your bids here:

http://www.aigaviation.com/aviationsalvage/salvagedetail.aspx?faano=N106US

Happy bidding lol!

Alex

[CrashEd]

- One careful owner.
- Slight water dammage.

lol!

[David Withers]

Is that sand???...OMG.

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Prob not sand.....

Just silt and mud which has dried from the water of the Hudson River most likely!

[CrashEd]

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All the things you dont want to be getting in to switch gear etc!

[sacad]

lolz the seats would be great !

[CrashEd]

It's just the 'cool' factor that I like about it all. A piece of history really!

[sacad]

come on , if you had the chance to get the whole deal for free would you refuse ?? HAHA my simulator cost probably less than the price of a one knob !

[Geremy Britton]

Yep would be fantastic! Historic peice. If someone who was on the aircraft through the emergency bought it as a 'trophy' that would be amazing. After all that plane and its captain saved many lives.

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I reckon the Pilot should be given it, but then I guess he's prob sick of the sight of it!

[oal331]

Sorry my friends,

but cockpit is reserved:D
Check previous post here http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/showthread.php?19068-A320 for the same item
Matt ask it as present for his upcoming birthday, so maybe with a delay Santa will bring it to him ;););)

Anyway, my personal opinion, is that this lucky piece of aircraft should be in any Aviation Museum, not as scrap:(

Eddie

[CrashEd]

I'm with you in that one Eddie.

For something that remained so intact on impact it almost seems like sacrilege to split it up.