after husband/pilot dies in flight. Looks like she bounced it and colapsed the nose gear, but considering the report is that she lost the right engine and the left was going out (due to fuel starvation) not so bad a landing all considered. Reports is that she had "100s" of hours alongside her husband, and did a llittle stick time at one point as a precaution, so I suppose you couldn't call her a complete noob at it.

 

http://www.fox11online.com/dpp/news/local/lakeshore/plane-makes-hard-landing-in-door-county

 

scott s.

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Gutsy job, all things considered.

 

Al

Of course it takes no expertise at all to land a plane -- the trick is to do it and be able to walk away :LMAO: