A successful attempt to break the world record for the fastest flight by an electric plane ended in drama after the plane lost power.
At first things went well - the plane reached a speed of 202mph, which is a record for an electric plane.
But pilot Chip Yates was forced to complete a 'deadstick' landing, where a plane has to glide without engine power.
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Yates only has 58 hours of flight time logged, and earned his pilot's licence in just two months.
The Flight of the Century all-electric plane is intended to complete the first trans-Atlantic flight by a battery-powered craft.
However, the team might have a bit more work to do... Watch the dramatic landing above.