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June 3rd 07, 08:53 PM
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Single engine CV trap
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"John Carrier" wrote: "Larry Cauble" wrote in message ... 'John Weiss[_1_ Wrote: ;519294']"Larry Cauble" wrote...- Has any twin-engine aircraft been authorized (per manual or NATOPS) to land with an engine inoperative? Has any twin-engine aircraft ever landed aboard with an engine out?- Don't know of one off hand that has NOT! A-6, E-2, F-4, F/A-18... So when an A-6, F-4, F-14 or F-18 with one engine out lands, is it into the barrier like the props? Generally not. There's enough thrust single engine to bolter. R / John And / or the boat can make enough wind over the deck to make it reasonable. 
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