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Old October 12th 05, 05:36 PM
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"Bill Daniels" writes:

A lady flying a 1-26 has the release knob come off in her hand. Taking a
few seconds to think about the situation, coolly reaches under the panel and
pulls the release cable.


Had that happen earlier this year with an IS-28. Fortunatly, it had released
so it was only a minor drama!

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