Departure Airport: Minneapolis - Saint Paul International Airport
Arrival Airport: Minneapolis - Saint Paul International Airport
Aircraft: Delta Air Lines A330-900neo
Flight Time: 14 minutes
Server: Solo
I decided to test a dual engine failure on the A330-900neo. The first engine went out shortly after takeoff, and the second went out when we were approaching for our emergency landing. Enjoy the video of our landing!
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Nice landing. What speed did you touchdown at?
Now this is something I love to see! I’ve done this myself a couple times and I’ve gotta say dual engine failure is one of the hardest things to deal with so good on you.
3 minutes response time is wild 
@Mort amazing video! You know I approve of anything with the butter bus neo
Nice video @Mort! This one is too special to just be on the video tracking thread :)
Thank you! I don’t recall - maybe 120 knots?
It’s very difficult, yup. Took a lot of control. For a minute, I thought I was going to crash land.
Thank you!
Thanks! I figured since it was a cool “challenge,” I’d feature it separately.
you should leak my IP address next
I tried to do this a few days ago with the exact same aircraft but taking off from MAN. I rotated but shortly lost a lot of airspeed and managed to crash land in a field not too far from the end of the runway. How did you manage to takeoff with a single engine?
If you pass V1 speed, all aircraft are required to take off. So, every aircraft with two engines can still fly with one (albeit barely).
I passed V1 speed and rotated when I switched off the engine but the A330-900 barely climbed. I put engine 1 to TOGA but still it couldn’t climb.
That sounds more like a physics issue.
Great photos Sammy! Next try taking off with one engine out on the C172 👀
Real 😭😭