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October 11th 06, 03:45 AM
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Why are multiple engines different?
Back in the early 1950s, AeroCommander flew a 500, piston
powered light twin from OKC to Washington, DC with the right prop in the baggage area. Ike had one on the list of approved executive travel planes. Ike was a pilot. "cjcampbell" wrote in message ups.com... | | karl gruber wrote: | Some can, easily. | | Karl | | | Hasn't Bob Hooover demonstrated that in the Shrike? | | "Sylvain" wrote in message | t... | by the way, that's one of the things that MS FS gets | wrong with the light twins: with a long enough runway you | can takeoff with only one engine... | | --Sylvain | 
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