Few Incidents where Passenger Aircraft Lost All Engine Power | Reasons for these Incidents

Hi. In this video we do an event analysis of few incidents where an aircraft became a glider. Engines are not only required for producing thrust, but also for running other systems as well. In this video we look at few incidents where all the engines were lost but the crew was able to glide the aircraft and descend gradually.
There are different reason(s) why the engines stopped running, and we look at the specific reasons why these incidents occured. The skills and judgements of the crew also played a significant role in keeping the aircraft safe.
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If Sully turnback from his 3,000 feet agl and 190 knots to runway 13, with that tailwind, he could land on runway 13. But instead he went to the river first, then said.. No, we cant now.. Unable.. Why going first to the river? you try first to the airport, then the other things.

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"Autopilot flies the airplane"

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Yes it does in more of the normal scenarios!

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