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This won't happen, yet... 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	On takeoff, one of your engines sucks in a bird or simply fails, and you're left with just one turbine. You declare emergency, etc. but in returning for a landing, there occurs a situation during finals - you somehow botch up the approach or some unexpected weather is encountered - which in normal circumstances would've warranted a go-around. Since you can't do that now with one engine, how would you salvage the situation? No "I'm good enough never to screw up approaches" for an answer, thanks ![]() Regards, Ramapriya  | 
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