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I've seen this before and was told it was an F-16. Probably the reason it can't fly with one engine inop.
 
RickKC-135 said:
I've seen this before and was told it was an F-16. Probably the reason it can't fly with one engine inop.

No. It definitely is not an F-16. I think it was a Hawk trainer flown in Canada as part of their international fighter lead in training program. They are single engine as well.
 
What caused the extreme pitchup right after the bird strike? Alomst looked/sounded like a stall about to occur.

Yeah, I can't imagine an F-16 not beign able to maintain altitude single engine.


[---weird that this reposted so many times. I swear I didn't hit the button so many times!!!---]
 
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Amish RakeFight said:
What caused the extreme pitchup right after the bird strike? Alomst looked/sounded like a stall about to occur.

Yeah, I can't imagine an F-16 not beign able to maintain altitude single engine.


[---weird that this reposted so many times. I swear I didn't hit the button so many times!!!---]

Um, I believe an F-16 only has one engine.

I would bet that it doesn't glide very well either.
 

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