Some time after the events in this film, Sully testified before Congress, stating that his pay had been cut by 40% (as with other airline pilots), that his pension had been cancelled due to airline business decline, and that a pension insurance system paid him pennies on the dollar for this lost pension. He stated that the salaries and benefits had become so low that no veteran pilot would take the job and that young, inexperienced pilots were filling those jobs. His years of expertise were partly the reason why there were no fatalities with flight 1549, but the lack of experience of young pilots would cost future lives.
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