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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re:  N199L Nose Strut
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Posted for "Joe Bartels" <JoeB@lancair.com>:

  Art:
  
  Our Legacy was being used for training when the "student" pilot was given a
simulated engine out situation.  As per training, he was directed to aim for a
spot on the runway and put it down there.  The pilot took the instructor far
too seriously and decided to force the aircraft to land on that spot...nose
wheel first.  This is a classis "wheelbarrow" landing incident.  The strut did
much better than the prop.
  
  Joseph C. Bartels, CEO
  Lancair International, Inc.