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I dunno. I really like all the things that currently come on aircraft like wings, engines, tails, wheels, flaps, hydraulics. Don't see the need to experiment.


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The USAF, and I assume virtually every other organization that flies aircraft, routinely practices engine out and no-flap landings. During my time I had 18 engine failures. 17 in a C-130 and one when I was a T-38 IP. I had dual runaway trim in a T-1. Never had to land gear up. Was hit by lightning twice and once had a three-engine power loss.
 
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Always thought the T-38 was a beautiful ship. Having both engines generating trust is certainly better than one. But sure beats a flamout in a F-16.

Shame the F-20 didn't take off for Northrop especially for international markets, but the powers to be tossed all their nuts into the F-16.


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The F-20 would have been the ultimate low cost high performance fighter.
 
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The F-20 would have been the ultimate low cost high performance fighter.



And a much smaller target for AA gunners.


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I always like the sound of engines when I' m flying. I'd miss them. Smiler

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