Visitors to the Kansas Aviation Museum got a close-up look at “That’s All, Brother,” a restored C-47 aircraft that led the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. The World War II-era plane drew large crowds of families, kids, and veterans alike.
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Delta Connection flight 4951
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Contact photographer Hartsfield PhotographyIn an interview, Captain Jack Conroyd, the pilot who landed Delta Connection flight 4951 when the landing gear failed, called the training provided by Atlantic Southeast Airlines instrumental in the success of the emergency landing. He also praised the crew, and the calm demeanor of the passengers.
Click to see video of Conroy Small plane makes emergency landing in Butte County
A potentially dangerous situation ended safely thanks to a team effort between local law enforcement agencies and the South Dakota Highway Patrol.
