Engine failure at 600 feet. Kept Calm. Found a field. Landed safely.

My grandfather taught pilots in WW2 and flew for TWA for 30 years from prop planes to the first jets. He said it all the time, "Number one rule, never stop flying. No matter what is happening. You never stop flying." Good advice for life, too.

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This is a good result, fortunately, if it were two women, maybe the result would be different.

Family friend was a retired military pilot who died in a plane he built. This makes me feel a bit ill to watch. Glad they made it back.

It’s a glider bro not an airplane

Pretty sure that's a glider. Hahahaha

When it comes to anything, stay calm, then you will find that a lot of things can be solved

it's calm innit

And that is what we are supposed to do in situation like this. They are very skilled to be calm

Well-trained people are needed.

What was going through your mind?