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This Is What Happens When A Bird Gets Ingested Into An F-16’s Engine During Take Off

May 9, 2018 David Cenciotti 0

Caught on video: an RNoAF F-16 ingests a bird during take off. Birds ingested in aircraft engines can have devastating effects. The video below, shared on Twitter by Stephen Trimble, Aviation reporter and editor for […]

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Watch an F-16 suffer a compressor stall during the display at AirPower 2016 airshow

September 7, 2016 David Cenciotti 9

During the display at the Zeltweg airshow in Austria, the Belgian Air Force F-16 suffered a compressor stall that caused a loud bang and an impressive backfire. On Sept. 3, during its display at the […]

Aircraft Carriers

Guess what’s worse than a flameout on take off? A flameout on catapult launch from an aircraft carrier

August 22, 2011 David Cenciotti 7

A quite embarrassing episode marked the end of MAKS 2011 air show on Aug. 21, at Ramenskoye air base, near Moscow. The Sukhoi PAK-FA/T-50, Russia’s 5th generation fighter plane, was forced to abort take off […]

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Compressor stalls

September 24, 2010 David Cenciotti 0

When, last year, I visited the USS Nimitz and had the opportunity to take the following picture (Part 1 and Part 2) I didn’t think that compressor stalls during “cat shots” (catapult lauches) were frequent […]

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Compressor stall…in the worst case scenario (part 2)

October 25, 2009 David Cenciotti 2

In the previous post “Compressor stall…in the worst case scenario” I explained what a compressor stall (or surge) basing on a picture I took aboard USS Nimitz. I uploaded an image within that post that […]

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