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N618WN — - They think it was a goose or a heron. Another one went through the right engine, bending some fan blades and leaving behind a few feathers. Oh, it shut the engine down too. Pilot declared an emergency landing and brought it down safely on one engine. Needless to say the birds didnt survive.

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They think it was a goose or a heron. Another one went through the right engine, bending some fan blades and leaving behind a few feathers. Oh, it shut the engine down too. Pilot declared an emergency landing and brought it down safely on one engine. Needless to say the birds didn't survive.

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