The US Airways jet famous for the "Miracle on the Hudson" is making its journey to its new North Carolina home.
The New York-to-Charlotte flight splash landed in the Hudson River in 2009 after the jet hit a flock of geese. Everyone was safely evacuated while on the water.
The 120-foot fuselage left Saturday from Harrison, N.J., and crossed the Delaware Memorial Bridge about 1 p.m. Monday.
J. Supor & Son Trucking & Rigging Company has been tasked with taking the plane to the Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, N.C. On their website they offer a downloadable application for your smart phone so you can track the journey.
Before reaching Maryland, the truck had to carry the plane on back roads to avoid overpasses. According to a Twitter account tracking the journey, the team will restart the journey tomorrow and is expected to travel via Interstates 70 and 68 into West Virginia.
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