FedEx MD11 Makes EMERGENCY LANDING After Engine Problem [ATC audio]

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[@Henningway1990]

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[@oldmandrake]

Glad that when the pilot wanted to confirm to turn left on rwy 33, the tower said "yeah, left..." instead of "right, left." :)

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[@TheCOZ]

I was trained not to assign turns in the direction of the bad engine. Any insight from any pro pilots? Thanks, your aviation incident videos are the best!

[@flfl2]

The controller did check it was OK at least one of the times. With the communication as a whole, i expect he would've been quite happy to allow the aircraft to do whatever it needed - giving them free reign on altitude is an example. Remember - it's up to the pilots to say no if they aren't happy.

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[@kee2484]

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[@stephanieparker1250]

Finally an Approach and Tower that doesn’t run off messages like his butt is on fire.

[@JohnSmith-zi9or]

"just a thrust reverser that deployed inadvertently" .... balls

[@skibum415]

Great visualizations! Thanks for creating. A question if anyone knows. If the #1 engine thrust reverser was engaged, or possibly engaged, would you not want to avoid turns in that direction. If the aircraft already has disrupted thrust on one side and the pilot turns toward the same direction it seems to me that one may be asking to stall that wing. All this while having just taken off leaves you with minimal altitude to recover from a stall.

[@gfrm456]

What a pilot.. he could have just said dont worry about rolling the trucks, ill just park at the station

[@Bobrogers99]

i realize that the checklists are necessary to insure that proper action has been taken to mitigate the emergency and that the plane has to be properly set up for landing. The lists also promote emotional stability in a potentially panicky situation. But if I were observing in the cockpit I'd want to get that puppy on the ground as soon as possible!

[@Boodieman72]

I thought engine one was on the captains side

[@marcmcreynolds2827]

Yes, the video's graphic depicted it as being opposite to the one which was supposedly deployed.

[@childofcascadia]

Hey cool, way less monday morning quarterbacking in these comments than you usually see.

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Hello, I came across your channel from the "PASSENGER LANDS PLANE After Pilot Incapacitation" video. But I have a question a bit unrelated, did you compose the music used for your channel? The song you play at the beginning and end is really quite good!

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[@Gromitdog1]

He should have buzzed the tower before landing.

[@prankmonkey650]

Did they shut down number 1 in flight? Just wondering.

[@lprophit]

just a flight reverser .... could of taken the emergency alittle more serious, dont ya think maverick?

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The visualisation runs in custom software that I wrote.

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Welcome aboard! 👨‍✈️ Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoy the videos!

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[@farmerthatflies]

I’m wondering if it was an erroneous reading? Surely the asymmetric thrust would be a (insert expletive here) if a thrust reverser was actually deployed in flight?