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Kalita Cargo loses engine, literally

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OOPS!

Someone better be crossing the "t"s and dotting the "i"s on their maint. records.........because they are going to have a friendly visit from their local FSDO
rep!!
 
Weekly Poker Game in YIP will just have a bigger pot than normal

Connie will just make sure the pot they leave on the table is larger than normal, that the Feds walk away with. Same s@@t different day.
 
It looks like the engine mount did what it was supposed to do if the engine suffered a severe, sudden stoppage....let the engine fall off rather than bend or break the wing. I think there have only been a couple other cases in the past where those 'breakaway engine mounts' have been put to the test. Hopefully that's what happened here, rather than negligence on the part of maintenance.
 
Imagine being the boat watching that thing splash down! Whew, that would be a thrill.
 
A similar thing happened to an Evergreen 747 over Anchorage a few years back. Engine landed in someone's back yard. Plane dumped fuel and landed
 
Like someone on the Cargo Board said, Connie can now adjust the BOW and up the useful load with 1 less engine........more revenue less fuel burn!
 

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