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Lancaster California: Another Fatal Cirrus Crash



 
 
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Old January 12th 06, 06:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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I went on a 1 hour CFI demo in a SR22-GTS last summer and was thoroughly
impressed with the plane. I discussed the plane's accident history witht
the demo pilot and his take (like most I think) is that it's generally
unfamiliarity with the plane aggravated by low-time/inexperienced pilots
that's been the root of most of these accidents.



I thought a Cirrus demo pilot died in a Cirrus a year or two ago. Not the
test pilot in '99, but a factory designated demo safety pilot rep - whatever
they're called.


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