Flying the N9MB with David Vopat 2 

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You can’t anymore,it’s gone

@@cecileandaya4269 Sadly yes, I know. So sad that the pilot David Vopat lost his life.

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Tom Dozier Thank You

Now gone 😢

stay safe

"Few twins are manageable with an engine out?" The Baron, Twin Bonanza, Cessna 310, 414, King Air and Diamond Twin were all pretty manageable on one engine to me.

@@crooked-halo And DC-3s, too. I meant to say those with far, off centerline twins. Look how far apart the engines were on the N9M.

@@f4udhorn Sure, I agree. The twins I've flown are friendly single engine. This flying wing was surely more challenging single engine, as evidenced by the crash with a highly-experienced pilot. Most twins are manageable on one engine if you're trained. Training is key, as every twin is different on one engine. But all the twins I've flown (not many) are pretty benign with one fan turning. Haven't flown a DC-3 (yet), but I've heard they're pretty good single engine if lightly loaded.