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Birdstrike and Engine Failure Video

Guest Bry
Guest Bry
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Real world vid of an engine sucking up a bird and shutting it down, shortly after take-off...ejectionhttp://media.skoopy.com/vids/vid_00696.wmv

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Was this a T-38 and was it single or double engine failure?Terry

It was a Canadian Hawk, and it was a single engine failure.

And given that the Hawk is a single engined aircraft that was the absolute worst time to have a bird strike. Nothing could have been done to recover that.Its quite unlucky as well, the Hawk has very small cheek intakes. The most common birdstrike damage to Hawks is to the canopy.

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