César García Urbano Taylor: Patrick Harten: An Air Traffic Controller Takes to the Streets

On January 15th, 2009, Patrick Harten guided US Airways Flight 1549 to its emergency landing in the Hudson River. Listen to his inspiring story as the air traffic controller to the “Miracle on the Hudson,” and his mental approach to endurance sports.  You can watch him, along with 50,000 other runners, race the NYC Marathon […]

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