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Flying Shuttle Cernan initially for rendezvous and docking with a generic station. The mission is quickly aborted when a familiar double engine failure strikes, and she lands at RAF Fairford in western England. Transoceanic Abort Landing. An abort landing that takes place on the other side of the ocean. In this case, the Atlantic ocean. If the Shuttle was already too far downrange for it to return to Kennedy, but too slow to continue to orbit, then the Shuttle would land at one of several predetermined sites. Standard reentry procedures would follow ET separation, and after landing, it would be flown back to the US. It is the middle child of the Shuttle abort modes, not saving the mission like the ATO (abort-to-orbit), nor being a flamboyant flight right back to the start like the RTLS (return-to-launch-site) and the AOA (abort-once-around). It is rather standard, flying up to altitude, then making a controlled descent to a reentry window, and flying a standard reentry. In short, it's a mix between the AOA and RTLS, but with none of the hype. However, this makes it remarkably difficult to fly. With RTLS you almost always have visual contact with Kennedy, and with AOA you have plenty of time. TAL, however, is much faster, further and higher than RTLS and doesn't have the 30 minutes of breathing space for an AOA. I wouldn't go as far as saying it's more difficult than RTLS, for it took a lot shorter to develop the flight techniques I needed, but it would be almost as hard if this was my first time doing an abort mission. Next video will be over the Summer.

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