Loss of flight controls need not be a death sentence, as engine thrust can be used as a fallback means of bringing a stricken airplane to a reasonably safe landing. More than 1,000 aircrew and passengers have been killed over the years when primary flight control systems failed, pilots were forced into throttle-only attempts to control their aircraft, and crashes resulted. However, through careful manipulation of engine thrust, sufficient control over the airplane can be maintained to complete an emergency…
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