F-18E crash lands at Bahrain after engine trouble

Twin engine supremacy at its finest lmfao

Twin engine supremacy at its finest lmfao

....Congrats to the USN Aviator for bringing it back safely, for analysis!
...any landing you walk away from....

Well, technically he ejected..

Any of you flyers think you can explain the attitude of this aircraft on the ground?? It looks like the nose gear is several feet in the air....

Well, technically he ejected..

Unless he reached escape velocity he eventually landed after the ejection.

Glad to hear the pilot got out of this without injury.

And with the discussion about 1 versus 2 engines: better grab the whole statistics table before basing any conclusions on this single mishap.

Any of you flyers think you can explain the attitude of this aircraft on the ground?? It looks like the nose gear is several feet in the air....

There is no ejection seat anymore. Might seem like minimal weight, but a few hundred pounds missing that far forward of CG will do that.

Being 'tipback' resistant / safe within certain limits is an issue for carrier aircraft, decks roll & rock a lot.