UAL1665 Aborts Takeoff – What Pilots Do When Things Go Wrong
April 25, 2025
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UAL1665 was rolling down the runway at San Francisco International when something critical happened: the right engine failed to spool up to full power. The crew made the call to abort the takeoff—a decision that has to happen fast. In this video, Captain Steeeve breaks down what happened, what it takes to safely reject a takeoff at high speed, and how pilots train relentlessly for moments like this.
From decision speeds to brake temps, this is what happens when a takeoff turns into an emergency stop.
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