New video showing footage of US Airways A320 crash landing into the Hudson River has been released.

The footage, taken from security cameras between wharves offers a closer picture of the point of impact, although like the earlier footage, the speed at which the plane was traveling at impact doesn’t offer a super clear picture.

See Video of US Airways A320 Crash Landing in the Hudson River for the first video. Like that one, the more you see, the more the landing becomes staggeringly amazing.

New Video Shows Closer Footage of US Airways A320 Crash Landing is a post from: The Inquisitr

The US Coast Guard has released the first footage showing US Airways Flight 1549 crashing into the Hudson River Thursday afternoon.

The footage, taken from a fixed camera, shows the A320 slamming to a halt left of screen at the 2:03 mark at precisely 3:31:02 pm local time. Shortly after the plane halts, the camera is tilted towards the plane and the image zooms in, providing close up footage seconds after impact, including the emergency chute, and the first passengers to leave the aircraft.

Although the moment of impact is a small part of the screen, the speed at which it hit is clearly shown…and you can’t help but be even more amazed again that the plane didn’t break up.

Here’s the US Airways A320 crash landing in the Hudson River video:

UPDATE: new footage released here.

Video of US Airways A320 Crash Landing in the Hudson River is a post from: The Inquisitr