Tom, THANK YOU for flying the plane and landing it well! That's the pilot's job. Congratulations for keeping your head and doing the pilot's job right in a surprising and disturbing situation.
Now, please tell us more about your surprise, your glide down and landing. You did it well and we'd like to learn from your experience to prepare in case such an unlikely event surprises us. Are you serious about selling the plane or was that line facetious? Sometimes the prop can be retrieved by walking the field over which the prop departed the plane. I've heard of a couple of such events over the decades. Crops are short right now, you might take a look or hire a couple kids to do a diligent search with bonus for success. Also, sometimes we can look back and see something as a prior warning that wasn't recognized before the event. Can you think of anything like that? All the best, Ed
