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OtherMar 4

Small plane makes emergency landing on icy Hudson River, occupants swim to safety

A flight instructor and student aboard a small aircraft made an emergency landing on the frozen Hudson River and swam to shore.

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A small aircraft carrying a flight instructor and student made an emergency landing on the ice-covered Hudson River, with both occupants successfully reaching shore safely.

The aircraft's instructor, identified as Liam Darcy, and his student were able to exit the plane after the landing and swim to safety. Darcy is described as a veteran flight instructor from Long Island.

The emergency landing took place on the Hudson River, which had a layer of ice at the time of the incident. Both individuals aboard the aircraft were able to evacuate and make it to shore under their own power.

Darcy has since returned to his home on Long Island following the incident. The circumstances that led to the emergency landing and the specific location along the Hudson River where it occurred have not been detailed in available reports.

The successful outcome of the emergency landing allowed both the instructor and student to avoid serious injury despite the challenging winter conditions on the river.

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