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Dave Stadt wrote:
The leading cause of fatal accidents is maneuvering flight at 30%. The second leading cause is takeoff and climb at 18%. Third is weather related Takeoff and climb is not a cause of accident. Perhaps you mean that 18% occur during takeoff and climb, which is something very different than cause. Simplistically we could claim that takeoff causes 100% of accidents, since if you hadn't taken off there would have been no accident. This is like claiming getting out of bed in the morning as the cause for 100% of traffic accidents (and aviation and most other accidents for that matter). Cheers CV |
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![]() "CV" wrote in message ... Dave Stadt wrote: The leading cause of fatal accidents is maneuvering flight at 30%. The second leading cause is takeoff and climb at 18%. Third is weather related Takeoff and climb is not a cause of accident. Perhaps you mean that 18% occur during takeoff and climb, which is something very different than cause. Simplistically we could claim that takeoff causes 100% of accidents, since if you hadn't taken off there would have been no accident. This is like claiming getting out of bed in the morning as the cause for 100% of traffic accidents (and aviation and most other accidents for that matter). Cheers CV Go read the Nall report then come back once you have educated yourself. If you don't believe you can get killed during the takeoff and climb portion of flight you should stay far away from airports. |
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"Dave Stadt" wrote in message
om... Go read the Nall report then come back once you have educated yourself. If you don't believe you can get killed during the takeoff and climb portion of flight you should stay far away from airports. CV was simply pointing out that takeoffs and climbs are not CAUSES of accidents. And they aren't. I have no idea why you insist on claiming that they are, or why you insist on berating someone that simply pointed out the fact that they are not. But the fact remains that none of the things you described (maneuvering flight, takeoff and climb, weather, etc.) are CAUSES of accidents. They are certainly ways to describe categories of accidents (though, inasmuch as they are not orthogonal, I've always felt the chosen categories are a little odd...in what category does an accident that occurred during maneuvering after takeoff in poor weather belong?), but they are NOT causes. Pilot error and mechanical failure are examples of CAUSES, and they can CAUSE an accident during any of the kinds of flight you mention. Pete |
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Dave Stadt wrote:
Takeoff and climb is not a cause of accident. Perhaps you mean that 18% occur during takeoff and climb, which is something very different than cause. Simplistically we could claim that takeoff causes 100% of accidents, since if you hadn't taken off there would have been no accident. This is like claiming getting out of bed in the morning as the cause for 100% of traffic accidents (and aviation and most other accidents for that matter). Cheers CV Go read the Nall report then come back once you have educated yourself. If you don't believe you can get killed during the takeoff and climb portion of flight you should stay far away from airports. Go back to primary school, take some reading classes and come back when you have educated yourself with basic reading skills. If you are incapable of comprehending simple everyday sentences you should stay away from newsgroups. Regards CV |
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![]() "CV" wrote in message ... Dave Stadt wrote: Takeoff and climb is not a cause of accident. Perhaps you mean that 18% occur during takeoff and climb, which is something very different than cause. Simplistically we could claim that takeoff causes 100% of accidents, since if you hadn't taken off there would have been no accident. This is like claiming getting out of bed in the morning as the cause for 100% of traffic accidents (and aviation and most other accidents for that matter). Cheers CV Go read the Nall report then come back once you have educated yourself. If you don't believe you can get killed during the takeoff and climb portion of flight you should stay far away from airports. Go back to primary school, take some reading classes and come back when you have educated yourself with basic reading skills. If you are incapable of comprehending simple everyday sentences you should stay away from newsgroups. Regards CV I will leave it at "Accident causes single engine fixed gear." |
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