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![]() "Thomas Borchert" wrote in message ... Larry, But if the aircraft is below 1,000', the CAPS system is probably not an option. IF you are in a fully developed spin (1 full turn, as certification requires and the handbook says), traditional spin recovery isn't an option either at 1000 feet. There is a limit to altitude loss during recovery to meet certification. The chute obviously qualifies. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) I presume that we are still just talking about fast and slick aircraft; because the Cessna 150M and Cessna 152 can both be spun a full turn, recovered and flown away losing half that altitude. However, the point is essentially moot, since no pilot who was that proficient in the recovery would allow it to happen. Peter |
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