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At 16:55 17 March 2015, Dan Marotta wrote:
Yes, and I wear a chute when I fly my glider, but not when I'm giving rides in a Grob, Blanik, 2-33, or Lark. Neither do I wear a parachute when flying the tug and I've had four engine failures while flying tow planes, in none of which would I have considered bailing out. Does Poland really require parachutes in gliders? Are passengers with no training required to wear a parachute? *** I wonder about the outcome if one of them should attempt to jump**** You could ask this chap? I suspect he was rather grateful to be wearing a chute! http://www.aaib.gov.uk/cms_resources...pdf_500699.pdf |
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