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How pilots handle an in-flight engine shutdown


How pilots handle an in-flight engine shutdown
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For most passengers, the idea of losing an engine mid-flight as happened today on United flight 328 just minutes into its flight from Denver (DEN) to Honolulu (HNL) when the Number 2 engine, located on the starboard side of the aircraft, appeared to have caught fire is as bad as it gets.
You’re 43,000 feet in the air and you’re miles from the nearest airport. For some, they may imagine the pilots fighting with the controls as they struggle to keep the aircraft airborne. However, the reality is quite different. ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150831:07:37:00

But her mother and father are among the dead that include 149 other passengers and all eight crew members. mercedes, one of only four survivors is in critical condition with internal injuries and a broken pelvis. my gi track intestinal area had to be operated on and rerouted to get better. black boxes recovered intact prove the boeing 757 was functioning perfectly. now investigators have to find out what caused the jet to crash four minutes before it was supposed to land. according to columbia civil aviation, it comes down to a key stroke. the crew misprogrammed the final coordinate into the flight management computer. they typed the letter r for the ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150831:00:37:00

Among the dead that include 149 other passengers and all eight crew members. mercedes, one of only four survivors is in critical condition with internal injuries and a broken pelvis. my gi track intestinal area had to be operated on and rerouted to get better. black boxes recovered intact prove the boeing 757 was functioning perfectly. now investigators have to find out what caused the jet to crash four minutes before it was supposed to land. according to columbia civil aviation, it comes down to a key stroke. the crew misprogrammed the final coordinate into the flight management computer. they typed the letter r for the rozo navigational beacon near ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150831:07:34:00

Says three words that cause tension in the cockpit to soar. where are we? the flight management computer has inexplicably sent the plane in the wrong direction. the instrument said what you put in this box says you need to make a turn and go back in that direction. well that created a situational position confusion for the flight crew. first officer williams has taken manual control while the crew desperately try to figure out where they are in the dark and what s going on with their computer. the longer the crew talks about it, the more uncertainty there is that things are what they believe. out of nowhere, the ground proximity warning system blares out. the plane is at 9,000 feet but the crew is unaware there s a towering mountain directly ahead. pull up! ....

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