Elephant in the cockpit: Pilot reveals worrying trend
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Dodgy old things planes. I watched a true story video thingy, about a twin engine plane who’s gauges were crossed. ie the gauges in the cabin for the port engine were for the starboard engine and visa versa. Normally it never mattered as both engines were running together. One night however the port engine went kaput. As per his training, the pilot saw on the gauges that it was the starboard engine, and shut it down resulting in a crash.