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![]() "Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "JIMinFL" wrote in message k.net... "Doug Kanter" wrote in message news:Iu9Wf.5335 Uh oh. If my yacht's single motor dies, I don't fall out of the sky and die. If I'm trying to deal with insanely nasty weather, maneuvering around big waves, it **may** be a problem. But, if a plane's single engine dies, so do the occupants, unless they're still on the ground. Your logic is flawed? How is it flawed? Be sure to go back a few messages so you're clear on what RCE responded to. I'm sorry. I thought your statement was meant to stand on it's own. What am I missing? You can't depend on a boat without power to be able to be steered to a soft landing on a sandy beach. On the other hand a powerless plane can still be controlled in many cases. Jim |
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