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Rear-Mounted vs Wing-Mounted engined planes, which do you prefer?

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Old 4th Oct 2012, 20:03
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Hello I'm new and I was wondering from a: pilots, engineer,.. which most preferred and why:
a) Rear-Mounted engined planes (Like the DC-9 family)
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b) Wing-Mounted engined planes (Like the A320 family)

I've heard that some pilots prefer the Rear-Mounted's ones more because they (the engines) have less chance of ingesting something from the runway on take-off or landing, is that true?
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