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Unfortunately they had aforcedlandingthere.
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Aforcedlanding, perhaps, in some long-forgotten land where time has stood still.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The pilot conducted a successfulforcedlandingon a grass levee with no injuries.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Rebuilt after a long time in storage following aforcedlandingin 1993, it flew again late in 2006.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.One has to remember that there is at the outset, besides the closing of doors, a "forcedlanding".
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In the case of aforcedlanding, the flight is deemed to continue after landing until the competent authorities take over.
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It is a very wide term, and means exactly what it says—aforcedlanding.
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The authorities in the case of aforcedlandingwould be other authorities, but they would be competent authorities.
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He had to make aforcedlandingand was wounded and trapped in the cockpit of his plane behind the enemy lines.
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Where did that aeroplane start from that had to make aforcedlanding?
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But he has not answered the point about what is a "forcedlanding".
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A faulty petrol pipe may cause fire; so will aforcedlandingor a faulty landing.
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But if what my noble friend says is correct, why does the second part about aforcedlandingcome in at all?
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The aeroplane had aforcedlanding, and was seized, looted, and destroyed.
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I think that the term "forcedlanding" is bad and may cause difficulty in some circumstances.
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On that occasion an aeroplane ran into a flock of birds and made aforcedlanding, but no one was seriously hurt.
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He asked me to find out what is meant by the term "forcedlanding".
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I think there is a danger of too wide a definition being given to the expression "forcedlanding".
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Moreover, the operation of single-engined helicopters over rugged terrain involves a risk of aforcedlandingunder conditions which would make search and rescue operations difficult and expensive.
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