ToiletDuck said:from www.cnn.com So somewhere in that book it says to shut it off. I'm curious as to why A) it says to kill the engine and B) it took "hours" to go through the emergency procedures.
Video is on CNN btw.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/15/emergency.landing/index.html
Propellers and blades tend to go left when they separate from the engines on standard rotation installations. In the Convair 580 we recommended feathering the right engine in gear unsafe landings to protect the cabin from penetration if the props struck the pavement.
~DC
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