The compressor blades hardly seem to notice. They are shot out of the rear of the engine as a pink mist.
Birds do stop engines. You just need to fly through enough them. Flight 1549 lost both engines while turning Canadian geese into deli slices.
I'm curious: do we know how many geese it takes to take out an engine?
The compressor blades hardly seem to notice. They are shot out of the rear of the engine as a pink mist.
Birds do stop engines. You just need to fly through enough them. Flight 1549 lost both engines while turning Canadian geese into deli slices.