Can an Airplane land if BOTH engines fail?

In this video you will get a full review of how pilots deal with a DUAL engine failure if it happens at a reasonably high altitude after takeoff.
The pilots in this video hits two flocks of birds at around 6200 feet after departure and elects to turn around to try and land on the opposite runway.
The video will fist show you the full sequence of events, uninterrupted. After that, you will get a narrated version with all the explanations you might need. The narrated version starts at time 7:37 😀
The whole sequence is flown in a New Boeing 737 Level D flight simulator.

This is a complete remake of an earlier video I did on the same topic with a lot of the unnecessary bits cut away and some extra graphics added.
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[MentourPilot]

Yes, this is a re-vamp of an existing video with added sounds and graphics and a lot of “fluff” cut away. I thought it would be relevant right now.

[jimmeade]

I'm not a pilot ... I'm a passenger on several flights during the year. This kind of video is very informative and shows the level of professionalism we passengers can always expect from pilots, especially in an emergency. It would be nice to amend this video to show what the cabin crew is doing at the various points during the emergency.

[Andyc]

I have nothing but massive respect for pilots. The ability to keep calm under pressure and think with clarity is incredible.

[CMDRFandragon]

Can a plane land with both engines out? Well, yeah, its going to land eventually. What state of disrepair it lands in, well there is the real question.

[rivkahtobin]

It’s going to come down one way or another. I believe it was Robin Olds who said keep flying even through the crash. Aviate, Navigate, Communicate. Keep flying, don’t quit. Don’t panic. Stop panicking if you do panic.

[troruaz]

I know it's a sim, but you can still feel the anxiety of the situation. Definitely like Sully :) I'm no pilot, but watching folks think quick on their feet is cool and still approachable to everybody.

[AshleyMickelsen]

I like seeing the communication between pilot and co-pilot/pilot flying. Checking to see if you both agree on a solution to a problem, flying as a unit.

[Dr_Reason]

I can guarantee it will come in contact with the surface of the earth. Landing may be a bit trickier.

[marieel]

I'm going on my first introductory flight in two weeks because I fell in love with your channel and aviation!!

[svhmj]

I have seen this one before but I really like these types of videos where you use the simulator and explain what you are doing and why you are doing it. I would love to see more of these in the future!

[tomgohpy]

That was superbe, getting the experience and the feeling of engine failure real time in the cockpit and reacting to the situation! Loved the video!

[davidledezma]

This is an amazing video, I appreciate your videos and this kind in specific!! Good one mate

[michaelthacker]

You and Elton done a absolutely Fantastic job! Great work guys!

[Ruairi.C]

I saw my house as you passed over 😂
Very good video, keep up the good work.

[chilee]

That was a very exciting simulation.. an experience most people will never get to experience .
Fascinating to see how you guys communicate in the cockpit. Thank you for the experience

[Graybear]

Excellent video! Very informative. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you. And yes, more of this type of scenarios helps us understand what goes on in the cockpit.

[TheEGCRACKER]

Wow, that was as expected... Super BOSS and ya cranked it smooth. 👍

[johanneskulzer]

As a flight simmer i love this kind of video. You always learn a lot about the real-life procedures!

[bobbycv]

@Mentour Pilot yes, these are great videos. GREAT JOB ELTON!!! VERY PROFESSIONAL

[raniaaydemir]

You are doing a great favour to aviation by sharing your knowledge with your followers ❤️ thank you I am learning a lot from you even though I am not a pilot yet .