If there is an emergency of some sort halfway across the Atlantic ocean on a transatlantic flight where do you land? Surely there must be an airport somewhere? Or are you confined to the water lading immediately?
It so rare for a plane to lose power to all engines though that you should never hear of such an incident. Depending on the route, however, Bermuda may be within gliding distance
You're stuck with a water landing (ditching). Hopefully at altitude the pilot can see a ship and make the landing in the vicinity of the ship for quick rescue. It so rare for a plane to lose power to all engines though that you should never hear of such an incident. Depending on the route, however, Bermuda may be within gliding distance.
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