#trending: Visit the ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ Plane

#ITSAMIRACLE

The Carolinas Museum of Aviation is set to be renamed in honor of Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, the hero pilot behind the 2009 “Miracle on the Hudson.” US Airways Flight 1549 was headed to Charlotte, N.C., and that’s where you can find the plane today. The Sullenberger Aviation Museum will reopen in September under its new name, with additional exhibitions on advances in aviation history and STEM programs for young visitors.

#BEADIGITALNOMAD

Working from home? Why not work from abroad instead? Portugal’s new visa allows remote workers to live and work from the country for up to a year. Applicants must be from a country outside the European Union, be self employed or employed by a company headquartered outside of Portugal and earn a monthly income of at least 2,800 euros (that’s about $3,000 at time of writing). The Temporary Stay visa can be extended four times, for up to five years.

#CHEERSTO100YEARS

The Walt Disney Company is marking its 100th anniversary in 2023. Guests can look forward to new attractions, shows, merchandise and more at all the parks. Disneyland Resort’s celebrations include two new nighttime shows, a revitalized Toontown area and the opening of Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway. At Walt Disney World, festivities include special character meet-and-greets and a brand-new nighttime spectacular in Epcot.

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#FLYGREEN

The world of aviation is flying toward a greener future. ZeroAvia, an aviation company that specializes in hydrogen-electric engines, successfully completed a test flight of the world’s biggest airplane powered by hydrogen in January. The 19-seat jet marks a huge leap forward in sustainable aviation. Virgin Atlantic is also breaking sustainability barriers. This year, it’s scheduled to fly a Boeing 787 from London to New York using only sustainable aviation fuel. The fuel is made partly of waste oils, like used cooking oil and agricultural byproducts.