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![]() "Stefan" wrote in message ... C J Campbell wrote: impossible to recover once a spin develops. There is not enough rudder authority to recover. The Cirrus has never demonstrated a spin recovery, though it has been tried. The only way the airplane could receive certification was to require deployment of the parachute in the event of a spin. I didn't know this. Personally, I don't like the idea at all wouldn't buy a plane that can't be recovered by the standard procedure. But then, I'm maybe just old fashioned. Then you probably would not like to fly in airliners, either. |
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