Capt. Sully, Who Saved 155 in ‘Miracle’ Plane Landing on the Water, Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis (Exclusive)
- Posted on July 14, 2026
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Captain Chesley Sullenberger, renowned for executing the historic Hudson River water landing that rescued 155 passengers and crew in 2009, has disclosed his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis. The legendary pilot shares his personal journey navigating this progressive neurological condition alongside his family and medical team. His courageous decision to publicly address this health challenge aims to raise awareness about dementia affecting millions globally and inspire hope through resilience.
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Capt. Sully, Who Saved 155 in ‘Miracle’ Plane Landing on the Water, Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis (Exclusive)
One of the world’s most famous pilots opens up to PEOPLE — along with his wife and friends — about life with the neurodegenerative disorder that affects millions: “We will be courageous together”
