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I should imagine that if you had a small jet with an air intake mounted quite high on the fuselage then it would be able to get low enough to the land surface that ground effect would become a factor.
 
I should imagine that if you had a small jet with an air intake mounted quite high on the fuselage then it would be able to get low enough to the land surface that ground effect would become a factor.

Ground effect generally is effective within one wing-span of the ground. Even with a prop, you can get low enough for it to become an issue.
 
He didn't land on the beach. What you can't see in that frame is that he lands just short of the runway, and takes out a fence.

Looks almost like a glide approach gone wrong
 

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