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February 4th 04, 10:42 PM
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Bill Daniels wrote:
Perhaps someone familiar with the incident could explain why the pilot tried to turn back from a height of 80 meters. I would expect that, with a wire break at 80 meters, the pilot would have 75% or more of the airfield straight ahead for a safe landing Stress? Overtax? Panic? Blackout? It's happened before. Stefan 
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