Came across this video of a T-28 with engine trouble a few weeks ago. Good news the pilot is ok.
Came across this video of a T-28 with engine trouble a few weeks ago. Good news the pilot is ok.
"Time is God's way of keeping everything from happening at once"
Glad he got it down safely. Looks like the engine got crunched pretty bad.
The pilot safely belly landed that T-28. The pilot is fine and the T-28 can be restored.
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I saw that thumbnail in my suggestions and ignored it because it looked like an RC plane and I thought it was an RC youtuber fishing for views.
Smart guy not getting fixated on returning to the airfield.
I thought the same being an RC aircraft. Some of those RC aircraft do look like the real deal!
"Time is God's way of keeping everything from happening at once"
I fly with guy that is part owner of a "D" model, need to send the link to this, not that he wants to think of an engine failure, but how tough that plane is with a flawless off-airport deadstick.
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A great outcome. Happy the pilot walked away. Have some r/w T-28 time myself. It is a big heavy bird. Nice job on The pilot's behalf. Mike
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