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@Leo_Bloom

The key to survival is there be a metal screen of some sort just before the engines, upon which the victim’s body is slammed.

Then his face can be transposed with that of an intrepid detective to get his brother to talk.

ETA: Pretty proud of that subjunctive tense I got going on there. Now if I only were sure it is grammatically correct,

If such a metal screen were feasible (see the subjunctive there? :D) then one would expect planes to have them.

This were discussed (now if I only were sure this is grammatically correct) back when Captain Sully ditched that plane into the Hudson after initial encounter with goose. Turns out, it’s not feasible. See this post by aerodave for detailed discussion, the introductory part of which I quote here:

@aerodave

Let me vouch for that answer as a propulsion engineer.

There is nothing practical you can do to prevent a commercial engine from ingesting a bird that is determined to enter the intake. Any screen more robust than some flimsy chicken wire will produce unacceptable pressure losses in the incoming flow. Airlines depend on wringing every last bit of efficiency possible from their engines, and the performance hit from a FOD* screen that could stop a goose would be massive.