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![]() "Graeme Cant" gcantinter@tnodedotnet wrote in message ... Kingfish wrote: Don't you have to *see* the other aircraft before you can give way? As has been mentioned by other posters in this thread, if the glider didn't have a transponder the jet's TCAS wouldn't have seen it, and the glider's profile might make it hard to spot. Why do you automatically assume the Hawker pilot is at fault? Because the rule is that ALL powered aircraft ALWAYS give way to ALL gliders and, in uncontrolled airspace, they do this by seeing the other aircraft and avoiding it. Not by squawking. Prima facie, the powered aircraft is at fault. How could the powered aircraft be at fault if the glider hit him from the side. There is no way to know who is at fault. If you cant see it you cant avoid it. I think the glider will end up at fault. Like when I hit another car from behind, prima facie it's my fault. Not always. GC |
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