HARRISON, N.J. - The wings from the "Miracle on the Hudson" aircraft are heading south.
Two trucks - one with each wing - will travel from New Jersey to Charlotte, N.C. and are due to arrive Wednesday evening.
The jet, piloted by Captain "Sully" Sullenberger, safely crash-landed in the Hudson River in January 2009.
The wings are the final piece of the U.S. Airways jet to make the journey to the Carolinas Aviation Museum.
The plane's fuselage was delivered in June.
The entire airplane is expected to be assembled and on display by the end of November.
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