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If you are faced with a full blown emergency such as an engine
failure, what are you going to do? Open ended question to generate some more conversation and discussions. In my more than 50 years of aviation, I've had at least 18 actual emergencies and survived them all. Only one resulted in physical injury and that was more than 40 years ago. It is disconcerting to read the modern aircraft manuals (civilian) and see most of it relates to shutting down the engine/s and heading for a landing area rather than dealing with the emergency and keeping the aircraft flying if possible. Anyone want to hazard a guess at the major number of engine failure causes? Ol S&B |
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