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C208 engine failure

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Eric Escobar

incredible footage. Thanks for sharing

ZORAN

 

Great footage. Does Cessna produce engines?

 

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21 hours ago, fppilot said:

Great footage. Does Cessna produce engines?

 

I don't think so. It sounds like they chimped on the maintenance

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Eric Escobar

 

Why don't they do a run up before takeoff?  Would that have heated it up enough to cause the failure?

Interesting that they don't have more frequent inspections in the salt water environment.  A lot of parts looked corroded, though maybe hard to tell since the entire engine was in the water for a while.

 

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