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During a simulated engine-out exercise on May 1, 2024, a Cessna 172M suffered a hard landing short of the runway at Carroll County Regional Airport in Westminster, Maryland. Airspeed dropped too low on final, the aircraft touched down hard, bounced, and a delayed go-around attempt led to loss of... show more

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