@12aviation: Some people still think an aircraft can’t take off with only one engine running, but that’s not always true. Many modern twin-engine aircraft are designed and certified to safely continue a takeoff even if one engine fails at a critical moment. Pilots train extensively for these situations, and aviation safety standards require aircraft to meet strict one-engine performance requirements. Aviation is built on preparation, engineering, and safety, not assumptions. #AviationFacts #PilotLife #AircraftEngineering #FlightSafety #AviationGeek ✈️🛫

diogo bear :

a cessna can do that

Isaacneo :

Yeah try the a380 and a340 now

slccrr :

there's no way just the rudder deals with that thrust imbalance

BurritoXboxThings :

A340 ahh

Timur.Visuals :

They can if they have 1

darwinmobile :

Any dual-engine commercial aircraft must be able to operate on one engine.

mega_ali007 :

A340-300 😁

blessed🌺🌺 :

757 mogs

𖣂︎vibezwiththegoat𖣂︎ :

Wouldn’t that make the plane barrel roll

𝟐𝟐 :

why always a 350?

John David Quickfall :

It took off with both engines. It killed its second engine when they rotated for a simulated engine failure after takeoff.

⃟ :

Yeah i know you are asking “why it don’t bend do the opposite side of the motor” so, the aircrafts have a thing named “Rudder” it is a flight control surface on the tail, the rudder go to the opposite side of the motor, and that do the airplane not bend

🇵🇰Fxrqxn_786🇵🇰 :

Every Plane with 2 Engines has to be certified and be tested to takeoff with one engine be in the air and land with one, in the case of a failure.

Flopffee😍 aka baminhthietthai :

a cirrus vision jet (SF50) can do that too

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Cody the aviation boi :

SF50

BeauM. :

First

cockroach 🪳 :

DC-3

️ :

bro is doing a wheelie

BucsandAviation_4life🔧 :

comments full of people who dont know shit about planes😭

jayjay :

superior mogger