Editing Moorestown, New Jersey (section)

==Miracle on the Hudson ==
On June 5, 2011, J. Supor & Son transported the fuselage of [[US Airways Flight 1549]] through Moorestown en route to the Carolinas Aviation Museum in [[Charlotte, North Carolina]]. The convoy spent over 1.5 hours working to negotiate a single right turn in the center of the town. This was the most difficult maneuver on the entire seven-day, 788-mile journey. The difficulty of this one turn was known in advance. In order to negotiate the turn the team had to temporarily remove a street light and the corner of a grave yard fence.<ref>Persinko, Tim. [http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/PHI-Miracle-on-Hudson-Plane-Stuck-in-NJ-123192858.html "Miracle on Hudson Plane Gets Stuck in N.J. Plane that crash landed in the Hudson River has made another unscheduled stop, this time in Moorestown"], [[WCAU]], June 5, 2011. Accessed February 11, 2012. "The body of the Airbus A320, even without wings, is a bit too wide for an intersection in Moorestown, N.J., and its journey got stalled. Sitting on top of an over-sized flatbed trailer, the plane could not negotiate the turn at the corner of Maine Street and Chester Avenue."</ref>