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![]() You and JJ seem to be under the impression that the Szeged accident resulted from a low altitude high speed approach. *Reports from the site indicate the glider, like some others finishing that day, was low energy. Do you have new information that conflicts with those reports? If not, can you please explain how the finish type was a factor in the accident. Andy (GY) Low energy becomes evident at the end of your finish. The guy who can't make the 500'/1mile cylinder calls for a straight-in landing. The guy that finds himself with low energy while trying to make a 50' finish line eats the fence/ hits a truck! JJ |
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