Who says presenting accurate facts in a news article is important:
http://www.calgarysun.com/2014/10/31/he ... er-calgary
Twin engined R44 suffers an engine failure in Canada
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Re: Twin engined R44 suffers an engine failure in Canada
I have to say that except for saying "engines" instead of "engine" the article seems pretty straightforward and, dare I say, accurate.
To boot, a pilot suffered an engine failure at 5000 feet, AT NIGHT, and managed to make a forced landing successfully in a school oval...WELL DONE!
Hard to find much wrong with this except a bit of grammar...probably an innocent mistake on the part of the reporter in this case.
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To boot, a pilot suffered an engine failure at 5000 feet, AT NIGHT, and managed to make a forced landing successfully in a school oval...WELL DONE!
Hard to find much wrong with this except a bit of grammar...probably an innocent mistake on the part of the reporter in this case.
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Re: Twin engined R44 suffers an engine failure in Canada
The city of Calgary is around 4000ft ish. 5000ft would be technically correct. Just that terra ferma is 1000ft below.
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Re: Twin engined R44 suffers an engine failure in Canada
I would like to know what caused the engine to stop.. Pretty unusual for a 22 or 44.?????
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