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Old January 17th 06, 01:28 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default I think I know why so many Cirrus' crash

"Ron Lee" wrote

It does teach me something. That Cirrus pilots can be idiots.


In my experience the aircraft does not make the idiot.

...BRS deployments for engaging in flight that is stupid.


Seems like a rush to judgement with few facts.

What
the Cirrus pilot did was unacceptable and that sort of behavior may
eventually get him and others killed.


Maybe it was unacceptable, but it is also quite common especially at
airports with corporate and commercial traffic. Realizing this, and
planning and being prepared for it is what will keep you and those you share
the skies with alive.

BDS


 




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