The plane lands with only one of the 3 landing gears working.

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An expert considered that the pilot’s skill “saved the situation.”

one airplane A Cape Air plane was forced to land after a malfunction, using only one of the three necessary landing gears. Only the wheel under the right wing was lowered, but not those on the right wing or the fuselage (the “nose” of the car).

The plane left Boston, Massachusetts, on USA toward Bar Harbor, Maine. Takeoff was at 2:22 p.m., and at 3:15 p.m. there was drop — Also in Boston; pilot had to turn around.

According to Cape Air, the pilot was notified of a landing gear failure shortly after takeoff. So, “he did the checklist he was supposed to do and landed the plane.”

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According to aviation expert John Nance, he told WCVB: “It was a normal landing, and he did the right thing.” According to him, the pilot “saved the day” with this technique.
“But that’s not something you want to experience, like flying a 747 or a Cessna or any other airplane.”

The pilot and two passengers on board the plane did not suffer any injuries or other problems, and they disembarked immediately after the landing was completed.