CATASTROPHIC ENGINE FAILURE - Raw footage - landing in a corn field.

[@drsus0]

Wait… you don’t just open the door and jump out with your parachute, GoPro, and selfie stick in hand as soon as the engine stops?

[@Admiral_General_Aladeen_1]

I cant believe it😳😳😂

[@FOG2006]

This is what separates attwhores from actual pros.

[@6player9]

Don’t forget fire extinguishers taped to your legs lol 😂

[@drsus0]

@@6player9 you dont fly with fire extinguishers in your pants !? … rookie

[@6player9]

@@drsus0 😂😂

[@vojislav9372]

Great flying. A great piece of advice that I've heard from a flight instructor: "From the moment the engine quits, the plane is owned by the insurance company". It does not matter if you damage the aircraft or not the main goal is to get on the ground safely. Very well executed.

[@wyatt92563]

I like that. I also like; There’s a gentleman’s agreement between me and the engine. I pay my hard-earned money for the engine to run proficiently. Once the engine fails to keeps up its end of the agreement: the engine has defaulted on it’s agreement. My primary, and only, goal is to do whatever I need to do to get me and my passengers safely on the ground.

[@nutsackmania]

look at me signalling comment

[@misterdeplorable2088]

Dan says that . He says the only thing that matters at that point is going to dinner......alive .

[@nathanielrobinson6931]

He still seems really pissed off about it though

[@24sumo]

What kind of info is that. 😂😂😂😂😂 Do you think there are people in a crashing plane who are more bothered about the repair bill after they are dead. Seriously what a dumb comment

[@rhsking05]

The birds chirping at the end with the two guys walking away with no injuries was the best part.

[@nyo2828]

The CFI and a another student died a couple months ago in the plane accident

[@eohrefare7346]

It looks like the guy on the right spoke with his behind'us so to speak.

[@TheWillvoss]

and the dual flip flops. These dudes are gods.

[@dade4537]

That's I get at least two engines

[@KingKo0]

RIP to the instructor here. He unfortunately had another engine failure a few months after this one and passed away in the crash.

[@PoppysGuitar]

What ????

[@monkmodemalik8225]

@@PoppysGuitar apperently true

[@kikimbrown]

That is so sad, considering he walked it off in this incident. That's some final destination sht.

[@8180634]

Was it the same plane? That seems like a lot of engine failures for airplanes.

[@henri-fillipbauer6579]

I Hope they got a new mechanic

[@markskawai]

Rest in peace Antony. "October 17, 2022, a single-engine Aero Adventure Aventura II plane crash near North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines, Florida killed 34-year-old flight instructor Antony Rolland Yen and 32-year-old student pilot Jordan Hall."

[@gringoloco8576]

Was that person in the video?

[@thecommercialpilot]

@@gringoloco8576 yes

[@videosuperhighway7655]

@@gringoloco8576yeah he died after the crash.

[@zgeorgedelydda8954]

Fuck...

[@phyrr2]

Apparently they crashed in an "experimental craft" aka a kit plane. WHY he had a student onboard is anyone's guess (aside from foolishness) but reports say it was already undergoing maintenance and had just taken a test flight prior. Report also mentions it was leaking fuel. So as with most crashes, it was a maintenance issue. But added on top is the instructor's WILLINGNESS to fly the plane before being 100% vetted in addition to taking up a STUDENT with them. Sounds about as dumb as the guy who flew a King Cobra into a B-17 at an airshow. An incident that was 100% avoidable but someone got a little too confident.

[@GaryL3803]

Immediate response, keep the airspeed and pick the best spot. Bravo!

[@nigelsmith721]

Excellent work. The foresight required to have matching t-shirts and shorts for such an eventuality cannot be overstated.

[@davejones542]

lol

[@AB8Y_radio]

Matching brown stain in the underwear too

[@johannwolf1]

funniest comment I've read today!

[@xxskippernate409xx6]

Rest In Peace...man i was just going to comment about the skillful landing, but read the comments more. Very well done in this video.

[@Anshuman566]

Good … maintained air speed , identified landing area … and executed smoothly … no panic … good job

[@Cesko_Plny_Fialovejch_Zmrdu]

"No panic" Meanwhile right guy furiously grabbing controls making plane crash way harder at the end because of that

[@jamesryan82]

How was it executed smoothly?! Pilot was landing in a cut cornfield - the one place you want to land in an emergency, and completed messed up what should have been an easy landing

[@ToastyBunzs]

@@jamesryan82 Exactly I saw this and I was like how tf did you mess it up so bad that couldve been a normal landing

[@ichosolemanuel6048]

@@ToastyBunzs eh its a seaplane its supposed to land on water therefore doesnt have gears.......

[@jamesfranko5098]

The landing was garbage. What are you talking about?

[@Imnotplayinganymore]

I was in a plane when the engine sputtered once. The pucker factor is astounding! Good job keeping cool.

[@jomamma1750]

Me too, and you are NOT lying!!

[@nutsackmania]

great story

[@fanatamon]

It is.

[@andgate2000]

Me to....it was just a piece of carbi ice...heat on fixed it.

[@philhand5830]

And pucker factor is spot on!!!

[@robertwilson9698]

Nice job with the emergency landing! Am I the only one who was curious if the guy in the right seat had those wet shorts prior to the emergency, 😆?

[@marcioguedes7611]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MrCxiong116]

At least it’s not brown 😂😂😂

[@jaypeighton9548]

Very good. Given the time to react. Good support and trust from the second pilot too… got to just let go and leave it to the PiC. He’s qualified and got it… well done, very glad you’re both safe. 🙏🏻

[@BJJsancin]

He died a few months later :(

[@richieroma]

the instructor is dead.

[@lw4dbe]

Wonderfully solved, congrats! As one of my first instructors said, a good landing is the one you can walk away from, and it’s excellent if the plane can fly again.

[@nutsackmania]

did your instructor come up with that saying

[@realulli]

@@nutsackmania I've heard that statement attributed to Chuck Yeager.

[@nyo2828]

The CFI passed away in another plane crash a couple months ago

[@Hunter-zp5hd]

Thankfully you had that nice open field nearby when that engine crapped out. But nice work, not losing your faculties in that situation. You stayed with it and aviated. Great job!

[@samlee6749]

Amazing calm reactions to walk away safely. That tree looked very ominous as they were coming in to land.

[@A.R.77]

Amazing attention to detail. Look how many corrections and procedures the pilot is going through in those 40 seconds.

[@Patriot3]

That was handled so terribly.

[@ToastyBunzs]

@@Patriot3 i agree this guy is meat riding for no reason. He was very frantic and using the key shouldve been done earlier. He also began to dive in his turn becuase he let the nose drop too far which resulted in him being way too fast on the landing he shouldve turned picked a point kept speed up then just normal landing

[@dandowns9669]

​@Richie Cottrell Isn't it nice we have people like you to critique everyone else. Thank you Chuck Yeager! He had a fairly low altitude sudden complete loss of engine and walked away.. He did fine. I'm sure YOU would have had ice in your veins and executed it flawlessly but we can't all have your skill and talent. Being critical of surviving is stupid.

[@MRSNIFFMEFINGA]

@@ToastyBunzs u woulda been on liveleak

[@jkgkjgkijk]

Y'all bunch a know it alls. STFU!

[@johnh5358]

Great job, be careful fighting over the yoke in the beginning. Time is valuable there

[@mx500a4]

The relief that I felt as both of you got out and walked away, incredible!

[@brentdykgraaf184]

You did a fine job..resisting pulling back takes thought. No stall spin...perfect. you did EXACTLY what Bob Hoover said to do...." find the softest spot you can and fly the s.o.b. all the way to the crash site.

[@kennethbrown1243]

No one panicked and you guys are safe! Good job

[@tastewithjase]

Sadly the pilot died a few months later in another crash it seems, in what looked like the same aircraft. Very sad

[@saleplains]

@@tastewithjase damn you werent kidding. makes you wonder

[@Cent51]

They both panicked and he was over the top.. Clearly you have no concept of what it looks like when a human goes from being calm to yank planking all over the place..

[@mediterraneandiet2483]

Unfortunately the pilot and KZbin channel owner Antony Yen was killed along with student pilot Jordan Hall in October 17th 2022, when their single engine plane crashed near North Perry Airport in Florida. RIP.

[@yankeetango]

Damn, if it wasn't for bad luck...

[@wolfman231]

​@@yankeetangoyep, and it was engine failure, Again!

[@leemeyer7629]

​@@yankeetango... I wouldn't have no luck at all;)

[@dogwoodservicesinc.2972]

Oh my. Tony was a great guy! He taught me how to fly seaplanes a few years ago. One of the first things he did in our first seaplane flight, of course, was to pull the power. Tony was always cool, collected and on top of things. I am bummed. Great aviator. RIP bud.

[@hamburgerjung3505]

Airbus voice: Dual input. Dual input. :) Great work bringing it down!

[@adohmnail6445]

Terrifying, but way to go! That was intense. You landed that masterfully. It's absolutely amazing.

[@mattban4136]

Great job! Glad you're both ok!

[@Facuflies]

He died

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

@@737simviator This happened in May. He died in October.

[@sonsofisstvan1675]

Your student had to make sure his locks were in order after the landing! 🤣🔥 Seriously though great flying, glad you both are ok.

[@Miata822]

The student's pants seem to have gotten, um, a little damp.

[@watashiandroid8314]

@@Miata822 so did the instructor's shirt back. Probably water in the hull splashing forward with the gear up landing.

[@otal0721]

This did not age well

[@MomedicsChannel]

No, the pilot died with a student later on in another crash.

[@krytex5729]

RIP Antony Yen, Instructor of that flight. He passed away in a plane crash a few days after this video.

[@SonyCamry]

seriously?

[@krytex5729]

@@SonyCamry Yeah, look it up

[@lucaas]

Good save! Are you okay with me featuring parts of this video in an episode of my series Weekly Dose of Aviation? I will of course credit you both in the video and in the description.

[@slycooper5455]

I feel the Luckily, no one was injured coming!

[@Omkharche]

Damn

[@StraightandLevelCFI]

Please email me the details. Info in bio

[@samiee4200]

How much money do i get? 12:11pm 06/10/2022

[@danstomber1664]

Good save my ass he panicked and crashed

[@philipmandel]

Gotta say (apologies if it's been said before - I'm afraid I don't have time to read all 1,442 comments to date!), he did everything right starting with LOWERING THE NOSE immediately after the loss of power...and KEEPING IT DOWN to maintain control until it was time to round-out and land.

[@robertl955]

Engine failed a few months later and he died.

[@j954e]

Absolutely no panicking. Well done

[@setanta1970]

I'm shocked at how quickly it all happened. I honestly thought you would be able to glide around and pick your landing. Feel kinda stupid now.

[@df3yt]

Depends on aircraft some aircraft glide like bricks. Most light / experimental fixed wing AC's have poor glide ratios.

[@jesus4400]

CURVATURE = FISH EYE LENS.

[@AmadeusRex-t4e]

Seaplanes usually have significantly more drag and additional weight requiring more powerful engines (usually turbo) to produce lots of thrust. If your engine goes out at 600 feet AGL (like the description says) then you’ve only got maybe 6,000 feet (10:1 glide ratio assumption) until you hit the ground. Another thing to note is the impact speed. That plane guaranteed cannot stay airborne under 50mph with full flaps. A Boeing 737 has a VNO (stall velocity) of 340mph. That’s why airplane crashes are so dangerous because you’re touching down at hundreds of miles per hour. Most people don’t realize that. -From someone that’s been in aviation for 19 years.

[@fortdriver]

He died by a engine failure in 2022

[@enigmalfidelity]

It's all about inertia. Small planes have no weight. Their force can't overpower the force of the wind/drag without some opposing force to push or pull, like a propeller. The propeller isn't pushing, nor is the weight of the plane assisting very much. It's generally the pulling force done by the propeller, and as soon as that dies, your only form of navigation is to use to inertia you will gain from falling.

[@hugogonzalez6806]

Damn bro R.I.P ! Crazy how you pulled it off on this one but it was a calling

[@treeshotgun681]

Yea man I heard about it yesterday…. Sad man. Seems like death was after him

[@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin]

@@treeshotgun681 More like he was after death.

[@tombystander]

That was intense. Glad they made it out safetly!

[@iicasterr2353]

Good Job Choppa! You clutched up in a scary situation! Wish you the best of luck and make sure them Rotors don't cancel out on you anymore! 10/10

[@maidenaholic]

That dude did absolutely amazing. That landing would look like a bad landing to many people but I assure you it was a great landing and Both walked away without injury. Look how quick he even reacted within less than a minute.

[@afrocentricalbion]

Unfortunately he died in a crash not long after this. Engine trouble.

[@veigadevil]

@@afrocentricalbion no way

[@madhukarjonathanminj2772]

​@@veigadevil unfortunately true,his name is Antony Yen

[@Keith-n7l]

Trust me, that wasn't a landing. - It was an arrival - a barely controlled crash. - I fly gliders, and any self respecting glider pilot would be hugely embarrassed by that assault on terra firma. Did you notice how the pilot was wrenching fore and aft during the almost non-existant flare? His airpeed must have been all over the place, and judging by the impact, it appears he stalled it on at just below treetop height. The pilot seems to show contempt for the aircraft by his hasty and careless departure from the cockpit. - Any real pilot will check on the welfare of his passenger first, then the state of his aircraft. He didn't seem to care about the aircraft at all after it saved his skin - and never, NEVER wear flipflops while in command of an aircraft.

[@JustAGooseman]

@@Keith-n7l Lol you fly giant paper airplanes relax old man and let the real guys fly the fun stuff.

[@leokimvideo]

Even the birds were impressed, well done

[@ronaldvanengen1887]

Pilot was pissed at the end I would have been Pissed as well Great job getting down

[@Sudulicious]

and the student was full of piss on his pants 😅

[@electrician248]

The engine was making a noise like it threw a connecting rod. I'm surprised the engine continued to run, although with stunted performance. Great job landing the plane Captain!

[@MrTruckerf]

Lost fuel pressure due to fuel rail failure is what the report said.

[@electrician248]

@@MrTruckerf I would guess that if the engine had a fuel rail it was a fuel injected engine. I can see how a compromised fuel rail could make the engine make that sound. It had to be very unnerving for the pilot, knowing he is going down!

[@PistonAvatarGuy]

​@@electrician248It was a Viking Honda engine, it sounds like they were still fiddling with it before their fatal crash. Unfortunately, Viking can't control the quality of the engine installation. Edit: I think that this is a different aircraft from the one that was involved in the fatal crash, so I'm not sure what engine this one has.

[@shaneta4557]

Was the student pilot in this incident also Jordan Hall? Very sad to hear about the loss of Pilot Yen and Jordan Hall. RIP and condolences to the family!

[@KingKo0]

That wasn’t Jordan. The accident w Jordan and yen was a few months after this happened.

[@66guns4]

What a great job! well done, pilot, you nailed that!! I am truly thankful that you are both OK.

[@bigdank3179]

Hes not he died in another crash two months later

[@nonyabeeznuss304]

Rode it all the way down like a proper aviator. Glad you guys were alright!

[@Boostedzl1]

What else what he supposed to do lol jump out? Pull over get out? Lol 😂

[@RichardS-qh8mi]

That was pitch perfect dead stick flying - good to see a young pilot not panic, pick his spot and execute a walk away touchdown.

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

That landing was awful. Anyone saying otherwise has no clue what they’re talking about. The golden rule is aviate, navigate, then communicate. He was too busy messing with switches and stayed way too fast, completely over handling the controls on short final, watch him pump the sht out of the stick before touchdown. The engine was still running, just poorly. The field was huge, flat and right in front of him. He died a few months later, also killing his student. They were borrowing tools at the airport and messing with the engine before the fatal flight. A great example of the inherent dangers of flying that must be respected every single flight. Two crashes 5 months apart with very similar factors? The common factor is likely the pilot.

[@jamesfranko5098]

Most people are stupid and their opinions are worthless. You see all these people saying the landing was great when it was obviously shit and the pilot was incompetent. It's not a surprise he died not long after.

[@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin]

Thats the vapid positivity gushing from the witless peasantry, which increasingly dominates any youtube video.

[@jamesfranko5098]

@@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin yep 90 percent of people are morons. Their opinions are worthless.

[@RickyIcecubes]

This was the first of two engine failures this experimental aircraft suffered, and unfortunately the second crash destroyed the plane and the pilots. RIP

[@Jay-hr3rh]

It's a good thing the ground was there to save you guys.

[@MrTruckerf]

He landed on a house the next time. The ground is better.

[@fortdriver]

And he died

[@DWCessna4130]

Any landing you walk away from is a good one to begin with. And that’s wether you crashes or not. I’m a 477 hour pilot (as of this morning) and this has not happened to me………….yet.

[@tastewithjase]

The pilot died in another crash a few months later sadly

[@DWCessna4130]

@@tastewithjase Jesus.

[@nutsackmania]

yeah he killed himself becauae guys name david keep repeating any landing you can walk away from is a good one derrrrrrr

[@hepphepps8356]

@@nutsackmaniaexactly! Why does people keep on repeating that meaningless nothingburger quasi-quote a hundred times on every single aviation KZbin-video?

[@PortugueseFlyingStew]

Nice save, people being negative don't know what it feels like to lose an engine at that height. Its a different feeling than being behind the keyboard.

[@nutsackmania]

you made up that there are negative comments in order to upgrade yourself for some bizarre reason

[@PortugueseFlyingStew]

@@nutsackmania you gotta keep scrolling, try going further than just two comments.

[@nutsackmania]

@@PortugueseFlyingStew i scrolled through here for five minutes liar

[@PortugueseFlyingStew]

@@nutsackmania more like 5 seconds*

[@PortugueseFlyingStew]

@@nutsackmania keep scrolling, I’ll wait.

[@stephenraymond8414]

Congratulations on a beautiful off Airport landing...(keep those wings level) extremely well done. 👍

[@gaius_enceladus]

Great landing, well handled! They didn't even say "DUDE!" as in "DUDE! That was WILD!"

[@MichaelB-u1n]

Nailed it. Fantastic job!

[@STOP_PIRAT]

0:55 Hey, your mcdelivery just arrived! Bon appetit!

[@jingle1161]

0:35 oeww, Wasn't that almost a left stall into the ground? Stick looked like fully pulled and plane seems to respond just in time to full right input. 😱

[@UpliftingAfrica]

Now, imagine that happened when there were over the ocean or some rocky mountains. 2 very lucky dudes!

[@haleymadison1666]

Rest In Peace, was a great pilot.

[@blainlarsen5196]

He didn't die

[@kermitTheFrog466]

@@blainlarsen5196 yes he did, i think separate incident

[@Masked_Official]

@@blainlarsen5196 yeh he died in a different plane crash in 2022.

[@TheRange7]

Great job in a disasterous moment. So glad you guys landed safely

[@_DB.COOPER]

Nice! What a great story you will always have also!

[@Budabaii]

The way they jumped out with such confidence made it look like this was where they had planned on landing all along.

[@nutsackmania]

no they were afraid of the plane bursting into flames

[@AsiaGuy2025]

That plane looks so insubstantial - you ain't never get me in one of those kit jobs. Nice flying, though.

[@aluisious]

Wow, he expertly located a field that was huge and in front of him, and he had no other choice.

[@jameshernandez5766]

Nicely done. The top comment about the insurance company is so true.

[@boisebadboy93]

Excellent work! Well done!

[@porschecarreras992cabriole8]

Well done! Great landing and you guys are unhurt! You are a good pilot

[@dpratt2000]

Great landing! Looks like you spanked it pretty hard but flying boats probably aren't designed to land in corn fields so we'll let that one go. Hopefully guys didn't sustain any back or neck injuries.

[@nyo2828]

He died a couple months ago in another plane accident

[@jonreiser2206]

Well done! I’m no expert, but the fact that they both survived without a scratch is what matters.

[@AkronKid330]

They jumped out and walked away so fast like that was a normal thing for them 😂

[@chrisgarret3285]

pilots are instructed to turn off the plane and move away from it in case of an emergency landing

[@YoutubeLovesCowards]

Nice Save! And RIP to the Instructor; who I hear had another unfortunate engine failure and passed away.

[@simoncorporation3]

R.I.P to the flight instructor, he passed away in a recent crash.

[@Markbabb]

He did how if he’s still uploading videos when did that hapoen

[@simoncorporation3]

@@Markbabb I believe a few months now maybe 3 months. I think his plane crashed into the roof of a house during the summer or thereabouts.

[@Markbabb]

@@simoncorporation3 wow

[@ThirdDegreeWitchExplores]

Superb piloting , cool and collected with no panic

[@frisk151]

Props to you both... The second that engine started surging (etc).. Actually maybe right before.. Both of you were on the sticks, etc.. Almost you were doing serious engine out training with no idea when someone would toss your engine.. Things happen really fast, especially when you are low, and Murphy is in the mood.. Really like this video for educational purposes. Great coverage..

[@Bruno-tm3xo]

Respect !!! Very we’ll done. Kept your speed and made a really quick decision. Hat off

[@johnjorgensen6882]

Good save!

[@Dremekeks]

Can I just say they did this both in FLIP FLOPS AND SHORTS. WELL DONE GENTLEMEN!

[@JustMe-01]

How lucky that field was there, I didnt notice any other options

[@Nobel747]

You need to check your back disks immediately, it may experience some bulging or compresion.

[@CollinChrisman]

RIP. Just heard the news

[@beryanbeyaan8047]

The aim is to hit the ground as slowest and softest as possible......magical words by an old & bold flight instructor.

[@1rbdfl]

wow, that was fast. well done.

[@LuizAntonio-plug]

Excelente!! Fez tudo o que tinha que fazer com agilidade e deixou o nervosismo para depois do perfeito pouso sem motor.

[@Snuffem]

love the guy on the right-hand side... He had to remind himself that the other pilot had control. He wanted to grab that stick so many times :) Good work on both, the PIC for landing it and the other for not grabbing the stick.

[@kylepope6805]

Passenger pissed his pants

[@fixdelacroix-france7985]

Good job guys

[@iiiiilllllllll]

He died 2 months later in a plane crash tho

[@fixdelacroix-france7985]

OH I didnt know that@@iiiiilllllllll

[@mehdimakhfi4563]

Nice job 💪😎

[@kellywendlandt3940]

Great job. Don't stall & spin. Easy to say, harder to do. Good job bleeding speed and getting to your spot.

[@latinworldexplorer]

Awesome job! You guys handled it perfectly. Kudos to you!

[@zgeorgedelydda8954]

Pilot died from same engine problem 1 month later.

[@stefank7144]

dam, that was quick.... imagine you are over all trees and hard rock terrain??

[@edwardsharpe6234]

If your pilot is wearing flip flops don't fly.

[@drumphil00]

Yeah, I noticed that too.

[@tommyedvideos5583]

NICE landing and great job staying calm.

[@Timberwars]

Nice job. Good landing. It looks like the aircraft is (bonus!) reuseable. :) Do you have a habit of prebriefing your flight, to include who is PIC, what the right seat pax can do/touch/etc., I also wonder if you pre-brief clothing. Had a cockpit fire occurred due the fuel leak would flip flops, shorts, and T-shirts have provided even minimal protection? Were you wearing synthetic fibre clothing? Just some stuff to think about. I've learned to prebrief, consider my attire (and foot gear), have a PLB handy, and be prepared for a crash. BUT, can't argue with your calm and effective return to terra firma. Kudos!

[@nickm764]

I bet you are the life of a party ;/

[@brianwilson8983]

You are a ding dong

[@UncleRicoOSU]

@@nickm764 at least he’s alive, unlike this instructor who died a few months later.

[@gregoryjamesaustin]

Compartmentalized and handled. Well done.

[@IgorBacchilega]

Every landing you can walk away from.....

[@fuzzy5610]

The pilots name was Anthony Yen and he unfortunately passed away in a second plane crash a few months after this one with a student on board. They both passed after the plane crashed into a house .

[@robk5745]

Literally zero interest in flying these because of this reason.

[@hermanocpimentel]

Great landing! Good you are safe!

[@pinettesteve]

student pissed himself. I seriously don't blame him. an adrenaline drop on a full bladder will do that.

[@watashiandroid8314]

Doubt it. The instructor's shirt back was also wet. Probably water in the hull splashing forward with the gear up landing, or a loose water bottleorsomething.

[@spankyharland9845]

a good pilot always keeps his eyes on a good place to land if the aircraft goes south while he is flying.

[@zouhairallali6414]

this was indeed catastrophic emergency landing I think he could have done better he had some time like 20 seconds more but I guess he freaked out and wanted to land as fast as possible and this resulted in landing so strong and heavy thank God he didnt split the airplane to two halfs

[@scopex2749]

Any landing you can walk away from is a good one! Excellent quick thinking and landing. I dont know this aircraft I take it you only had a 'wet' fuselage (boat type hull no landing gear)? Glad you got down safely.

[@niogos]

0:59 Look at the guy on the right pants

[@hoverfilm4783]

perfectly done. well done for not turning back

[@andreiv694]

That wasn't straight and level 🤔

[@StraightandLevelCFI]

It was straight and Level for a second down low.

[@wflyer7985]

Excellent response and execution. Glad you’re all ok.

[@shable1436]

He died a few months later in Miramar fla in a sea plane like this, gas leak