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Uploaded by on Oct 9, 2008

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  • ?

    why did the pilot land then takeoff again?

  • In case they touch down and there is a problem, they need to have been trained on what they call a touch and go..

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  • number one engine is retarded

  • I hope these guys found jobs after Oasis collapsed. Great video - thankyou.

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  • Thanks for sharing! Very interesting!

  • @davidatcuwclubnet No, if you've lost an engine you want to use the maximum available thrust from the other three.

  • @personmakingvideos touch and go

  • @davidatcuwclubnet

    I'm not a pilot myself but I was thinking the same thing. I wonder if something similar is standard practice?

  • awesome...a dream deferred for me having poor eyesight since the age of 12..it is humbling to think how we go to work and have bad days and its not that big a deal but the flight crews of the world airlines cant have a bad day..

  • @JustPlanes a pilot wouldn't normally do this, it's just to practice takeoff's and landings quickly without stopping.

  • @JustPlanes Technically incorrect - it's very unlikely that a touch and go will ever be carried out by a pilot in normal flying operations, go arounds are much more common - a touch and go exists because it counts as both a landing and a takeoff but it's only one manoeuvre, saving a lot of training time.

  • @Airlineguy427 Because you can't put a simulated T&G in your logbook as a real one.

  • @Airlineguy427 sims are good but they can't simulate everything. certain things cant be practiced in a real a/c. training that has a certain risk are done in a sim. touch and go's like this aren't considered risky.

  • I would ask him if i could have more thrust on Engine 2, than on 3 &4 to make up for the yaw rather than use trim & rudder inputs.

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