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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 12:24 pm 
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http://www.kttc.com/global/story.asp?s=12689312

Glad everyone is OK, but this can't be good news for the MNWing. Anybody have more details? :(

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Hopefully nothing too major either way thank God she's on the ground safely. Alan and crew stayed at the hotel my wife works at a couple weeks ago. They gave me a deluxe cockpit tour after the show. Great people and definitely my best warbird experience to date.

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Yup, aircraft is in the air on the way back to base right now. It was a prop governor failure, not an engine failure.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 12:46 pm 
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wwrw2007 wrote:
Hopefully nothing too major either way thank God she's on the ground safely. Alan and crew stayed at the hotel my wife works at a couple weeks ago. They gave me a deluxe cockpit tour after the show. Great people and definitely my best warbird experience to date.



I really appreciate hearing that! I will pass it on to the crew.

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That's great news!!!

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B-25 MM Jim wrote:
Yup, aircraft is in the air on the way back to base right now. It was a prop governor failure, not an engine failure.


Good news!


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thank god crew and plane are ok

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Glad to see that everything went ok. Maybe they got to sell some T-shirts at the unscheduled stop.

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Glad to hear that, speaking of which, how's your 'prop governer' doing Jeff? Hope you're well along towards completely mended. :mrgreen:

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Glad to hear that, speaking of which, how's your 'prop governer' doing Jeff? Hope you're well along towards completely mended. :mrgreen:


Keeping light blade angles at the moment and workin fine :D

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