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Old July 30th 03, 01:28 PM
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Default Dead stick landings - follow up question

I have a question for those of you that have experience with a dead
stick landing caused by fuel exhaustion (either personally or through
second hand knowledge) - was it possible to add fuel and simply fly
the aircraft away or did you have to have the aircraft towed and/or
disassembled? (I am of course referring to situations where there was
minimal or no damage to the aircraft after the landing)

What were the circumstances of your take-off from a non-airport
surface (if one was involved)?

Just curious. I am sure some of you have some good stories to tell.

John Glass
 




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