Sully: My Search for What Really Matters Free Audiobook Download by Chesley B. Sullenberger,Jeffrey Zaslow

On January 15th, 2009, Captain Chesley Sullenberger's Boeing 747 'Colgan Air Flight 3407' crashed into the Hudson River after a flock of Canada geese clogged its engines. The crash killed all 155 people on board while injuring 6 others. The captain and first officer both lost their lives in the attempt to save the remaining passengers. In the book "Sully: My Search for What Really Matters", Jeffrey Zaslow provides an account of Sully's life before, during, and after the plane crash. He includes his path to becoming a pilot and how he became known as 'Captain Sully'. He also discusses his personal struggle since September 11th of 2001 when he was forced to leave his wife behind in order to fly missions from New York City.

In the book, Sully discusses his 13 years as a commercial pilot and the events that led him to become a hero in the Miracle on the Hudson. He tells of how he came to realize that while he loved flying and teaching pilots, it did not have as much meaning for him as what awaited him when he retired from flying. To find this purpose of his life, Sully went on a personal journey that would take him through many different experiences including finally getting married and having children.

In the audiobook of Sully: My Search for What Really Matters, Sully decided to write about his experiences from September 8th when he flew into New York's Hudson River. Chesley B. Sullenberger's book was released in 2013, and the audiobook was narrated by Michael Mcconnohie and Sully himself. The book tells the experience of what happened on September 8th and how it changed both the author and Captain Chesley B. Sullenberger.

Chesley B. Sullenberger and Jeffrey Zaslow, who had never met, wrote this book about their lives before and after the moment when Chesley's plane landed on the Hudson River after a bird strike in 2009. Each man experiences his personal life differently and has each found what really matters to him but only after enduring different trials. Chesley found that he enjoyed teaching people about aviation when he retired from flying planes; Jeffery became an author of stories for children.

When Chesley B. Sullenberger, pilot of US Airways Flight 1549, became a hero for saving the lives of all 155 passengers on board after their Airbus A320 Airbus was struck by a flock of geese in January 2009, he lost his desire for the spotlight. In this incredible memoir, Sully tells the story of how he came to terms with his newfound fame and how he learned what really matters in life.

In this book, the author shares his personal journey of life. He covers many topics including how he became a pilot and how he recovered from the infamous flight in New York City. The audiobook is narrated by Sully himself, who does not disappoint in his storytelling.