Report the failure and immediate needs
We have shut down one engine and request descent.
Roger. State your immediate requirements.
We require a lower level and time to complete our checks.
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We have an engine failure. The aircraft is under control.
Roger. What assistance do you require?
We request vectors towards Westhaven.
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We have lost thrust on one engine and cannot maintain this level.
Roger. Your need for descent is understood.
We will advise when we are able to maintain level flight.
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Clarify capability and intentions
We intend to divert to Westhaven on one engine.
Roger. Advise any manoeuvring restrictions.
We require gentle turns while completing our checks.
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We need a few minutes before accepting further instructions.
Roger. Advise when ready.
Wilco. We are completing the engine failure checklist.
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We can maintain the present level but require a reduced speed.
Roger. State the speed you can maintain.
We can maintain two hundred knots.
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Request arrival support
Please provide the latest weather at Westhaven.
Roger. Stand by for the latest weather.
We also request emergency services on arrival.
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We request a longer final approach due to our engine failure.
Roger. I will relay your request to approach control.
Roger. We need extra time to configure the aircraft.
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We may require towing after landing.
Roger. I will notify the destination aerodrome.
We will confirm our requirements when able.
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Sources & learning scope
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