Student Pilot Loses Engine | Cockpit View + ATC | by Brian Parsley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2021
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Thanks to Brian for sharing his experience with us!!
Notice how he didn’t immediately jump out with a parachute
Pilot: I have lost full engine power.
"Holy Shit" I could not have said it better myself. I could see his hands shaking as he was trying to put in the squawk numbers. I felt for him. But he did a great job landing the plane under the circumstances. The one thing he did really well was he kept flying the plane even though he had lost his engine. He kept his speed and made great judgement on where to land. My hats off to his instructor as well. Well done sir. Live to fight another day.
I teared up when he clearly was going to make it.
He gained 5 years experience in 45 seconds. Whew. My heart was racing.
That landing was smoother than my last three commercial flights. What a legend.
That landing was ridiculously perfect in any scenario. 👌 👏 wow. Gald to see you're safe bro!
Smooth as butter. Dude carried out an assessment as quick as possible, concentrated on what still works to fly the plane, communicated the entire time. Seriously, bravo!
This is why you should appreciate that rich guy who won't sell his 10 acres to the developers.
Always nice when you have a grass area like that close by. Perfect landing.
Literally he did everything from start of error to landing within 1 min. Quick response and decision making. Well done 👍
Hey Brian, you handled that situation very well. Please continue flying and don't give it up after that incident. Great respect from munich, germany.
That was pretty smooth for an emergency landing. Cannot imagine the adrenalin that was pumping during this.
The most relieved "Holy Sh!t" I've ever heard. Well done.
His final two words was what I was thinking the entire time. Great job!
As a rusty pilot (low time) I have never lost an engine, this guy did a perfect job of staying cool, and I think when he did land (which was excellent ) the HOLY SHIT at point of stopping was perfectly called for and in fact I would have probably thrown in a few curse words that don't exist. . Now with that said YOU NEED TO SHARE your story at FAA safety meetings at your local airports, others will benefit from what you did and how you felt, AGAIN GREAT JOB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. As for all the other pilots (rusty low time , high time, what ever) PLEASE go to those FAA meetings in your local area there is no cost to go and honestly, every time I go to a meeting I learn something, even if it wasn't a related topic that the meeting was about. You will be surprised at what you learn in 2 hours. Google FAA safety meetings or call your local FBO for info)
Great job brother!
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Very well done being able to cope in a stressful situation like that very impressive that student gained 35 years of experience in the length of time of his flight