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![]() "Corky Scott" wrote in message ... On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 08:12:30 -0700, "C J Campbell" wrote: Yet another Cirrus flying in coffin corner at high altitude in turbulence. It seems to me that if airline pilots can be taught to do this without falling out of the sky, then surely a Cirrus pilot can be taught the same, or at least, like the rest of us, just stay out of there. How can you discern that from the story? Nothing in the text says that the airplane was at high altitude, only that it got into a spin due to extreme turbulence. Did you have access to additional information not given in the story that the posted URL gives you? My question would be: why was the pilot flying the airplane in a thunderstorm? Was he flying in clouds and encountered an embedded stormcell? http://www.duluthsuperior.com/mld/du...or/9723097.htm |
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