Can the legendary Lockheed L-1011 TriStar stay in the air with only ONE engine running? In today’s flight sim challenge, we’re pushing this Pan Am classic to the absolute limit. After a catastrophic double engine failure on the wings (Engines 1 & 3), we are left relying entirely on the center tail engine to keep us from crashing.
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