Video :- Engine failure - forced landing
Video :- Engine failure - forced landing
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Mr Noble

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6,538 posts

262 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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Just seen this on YouTube. A superbly executed forced landing. I'd like to think I'd be that amazing in a similar situation, but I'm honestly not sure I would be! Maybe by the time I've got my PPL.........


http://youtu.be/kUZI69FSDag


Ross1988

1,234 posts

212 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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I've had rougher landings on a runway! Well played to them! Looked really young as well!

Simpo Two

92,677 posts

294 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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Just missed the shed!

Face protection was a nice touch.

JuanPablo

1,005 posts

248 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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This is my "favourite" engine failure video. Very calm indeed. Even managed to get some financial gain from the watch manufacturer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrR8pnMgMiE

Vipers

33,496 posts

257 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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Wow............




smile

jjones

4,488 posts

222 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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as the guy in control is in the right hand seat i would imagine he is instructing the guy in the left seat and took over when the donkey stopped. he was as cool as cucumber though and an excellent result, hat off to the guy.

TheTurbonator

2,792 posts

180 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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There's one of an A36 Bonanza making a forced landing just after take off, the plane was a write off, but the pilot did a very good job of getting his passengers on the ground safely.

Another good one is the plane landing on a road with traffic, after landing he turns into a car park and parks the plane.

ecain63

10,651 posts

204 months

Friday 6th September 2013
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Fair play to them. Very young and probably a very beneficial experience.

Txt removed. Crab Officer pissing on chips shocker!

Edited by ecain63 on Monday 9th September 21:18

Tony2or4

1,283 posts

194 months

Saturday 7th September 2013
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Mr Noble said:
Just seen this on YouTube.


http://youtu.be/kUZI69FSDag
Look at the right-hand seat guy's fist on the control column as he's touching down - that grip would crush wallnuts, no messing.

Looks like the audio was deliberately wiped: I'd love to hear the dialogue...biggrin


Very impressive bit of flying, though.thumbup

John_S4x4

1,364 posts

286 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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I am always impressed with this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3MlRRM9tpA

I don't know if luck is a factor in these landings but I am sure the pilots make their own luck.

Simpo Two

92,677 posts

294 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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Tony2or4 said:
Look at the right-hand seat guy's fist on the control column as he's touching down - that grip would crush wallnuts, no messing.
So it wasn't ripped out of his hand on impact I expect. Not that the control surfaces would be doing much after that but you wouldn't want to plant your face on it.

Edited by Simpo Two on Sunday 8th September 10:27

croyde

26,298 posts

259 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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Cool as cucumbers. Great stuff.

Had my heart in my mouth as the ground rushed up to meet them. Things suddenly got very fast.

Mr Noble

Original Poster:

6,538 posts

262 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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John_S4x4 said:
I am always impressed with this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3MlRRM9tpA

I don't know if luck is a factor in these landings but I am sure the pilots make their own luck.
That could have been very much worse! Not a very large choice of landing spots. So much for the glide clear rule! wink

Mave

8,217 posts

244 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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Good stuff. Nice and cool, no panic before or after.

Ginetta G15 Girl

3,220 posts

213 months

Sunday 8th September 2013
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ecain63 said:
Stuff about Albert
With in excess of 2000hrs C-130, and having been to Harstad/Navik (Evenes) on innumerable occasions (including Bootie winter deployments) I have to say that your account is so full of holes it bears absolutely no likeness to any possible Hercules sortie.

It'd probably make a nice piece of Edam however. thumbup


Edited by Ginetta G15 Girl on Monday 9th September 00:04

mrloudly

2,815 posts

264 months

Monday 9th September 2013
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Occupational hazard with Jabiru engines, he's probably had lots of practice ;-)

ecain63

10,651 posts

204 months

Monday 9th September 2013
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Ginetta G15 Girl said:
ecain63 said:
Stuff about Albert
With in excess of 2000hrs C-130, and having been to Harstad/Navik (Evenes) on innumerable occasions (including Bootie winter deployments) I have to say that your account is so full of holes it bears absolutely no likeness to any possible Hercules sortie.

It'd probably make a nice piece of Edam however. thumbup


Edited by Ginetta G15 Girl on Monday 9th September 00:04
Did you in your career have a chip on your shoulder against anyone who wasnt Biggles? You pop up regularly with your 'in my billion hours of flight experience' chatter in a bid to make a point. We get that you have done more time in the air than at work, now move on.

Edited by ecain63 on Monday 9th September 21:22

Ginetta G15 Girl

3,220 posts

213 months

Tuesday 10th September 2013
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ecain63 said:
Did you in your career have a chip on your shoulder against anyone who wasnt Biggles?
Oh grow up.

You got caught out talking cac about aviation.

Again!


Maybe it's you that needs to 'move on'.