Space shuttle new york

• For the first time, a space shuttle landed in New York City. Not under its own power, though, because it never had any power of its own.
(New York Times Blogs)
• NEW YORK—In a city understandably wary of low-flying aircraft, New Yorkers and tourists alike watched with joy and excitement Friday as space shuttle Enterprise sailed over the skyline on its final flight before it becomes a museum piece.
(Denver Post)
• NEW YORK (AP) — Look! Up in the sky! Its a space shuttle? An unusual flying object came to New York from Washington on Friday — the space shuttle Enterprise. Touchdown at JFK! NASA declared on Twitter.
(YAHOO!)
• The space shuttle Enterprise took off on Friday from Washington piggybacked atop a Boeing 747 bound for New York, where it was set to make a dramatic flight along the Hudson River past the Statue of Liberty.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• NEW YORK (AP) — Look! Up in the sky! Its a space shuttle? An unusual flying object came to New York from Washington on Friday — the space shuttle Enterprise.
(Syracuse Post-Standard)
• Today the Space Shuttle Enterprise arrived in New York City today, thanks to a lift from a Boeing 747.
(Forbes)
• When the Space Shuttle Enterprise made its final landing at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, it was greeted by a special guest: Leonard Nimoy.
(Mashable.com)
• NEW YORK -- In a city understandably wary of low-flying aircraft, New Yorkers and tourists alike watched with joy and excitement Friday as space shuttle Enterprise sailed over the skyline on its final flight before it becomes a museum piece.
(Aiken Standard)
• This morning I joined a large and enthusiastic crowd on the High Line, an elevated park on Manhattans West Side, to welcome the Space Shuttle Enterprise to its new home in New York City.
(PC Magazine)
• The space shuttle Enterprise has landed in New York. Touchdown came shortly before 11:30 a.m. Friday at Kennedy Airport. Come June, Enterprise will become a focal point for tourists when it goes on display at the Intrepid Air, Sea and Space Museum.
(Newsday)