The ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ pilot announced Thursday he was stepping away from Twitter, but news about his personal and professional updates could be found on other social media platfor…
Fans of retired US Airways pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger III, famed for his “Miracle on the Hudson” emergency plane landing in New York, expressed a mix of support, disappointment and other reactions following his news Thursday that was “taking a step back” from Twitter.
The platform’s “bird app” moniker and Sullenberger’s 2009 landing of a jetliner on the Hudson River, after it hit a flock of geese, prompted a few jokes about a bird strikes and hopes “for a safe landing on Facebook.” Someone alsoWith Sullenberger’s announcement, he becomes the latest celebrity to say they are leaving Twitter following Musk’s $44 billion takeover last month.
Last week, the world’s richest man cut roughly 3,700 of the company’s 7,500 employees, saying he had no choice because Twitter was losing $4 million a day. In a possible sign of chaos at the company, the billionaire also sparred with horror author Stephen King for wanting to charge users to authenticate their accounts with blue check marks, and had comedian Kathy Griffin permanently suspended for humorously impersonating him on the platform.
Researchers at the Fletcher School at Tufts University issued a report Monday, saying that the early signs of Twitter under Musk’s leadership show the platform heading “in the wrong direction,” the New York Times reported. The researchers monitored posts about civil war, election fraud, citizen policing of voting, and allegations of pedophilia and grooming on Twitter from July through October.
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