Fly with Magnar | A disaster waiting to happen? | Engine failure when you don’t expect it. @FlywithMagnar | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 34 minutes ago.
Airline pilots are extensively trained to handle engine failure at the most critical part during the takeoff. Turboprop engines have an automatic protection system (ATPCS) that takes care of propeller feathering. But what happens when the engine fails when the protection is no longer available and you are still in a low energy state? There’s only one way to find out.
You might like those videos:
- Engine failure: youtu.be/PV7Qeiadiwo
- ATR powerplant part 1: youtu.be/behqG4Dw0Go
Airline pilots are extensively trained to handle engine failure at the most critical part during the takeoff. Turboprop engines have an automatic protection system (ATPCS) that takes care of propeller feathering. But what happens when the engine fails when the protection is no longer available and you are still in a low energy state? There’s only one way to find out.
You might like those videos:
- Engine failure: youtu.be/PV7Qeiadiwo
- ATR powerplant part 1: youtu.be/behqG4Dw0Go
