Glad to see the pilot walked away from this!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/7593804.stm
Another lucky escape
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Re: Another lucky escape
I'm very glay too read that the pilot walked away from that! But how could he have survived that carnage?
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Re: Another lucky escape
CAP232 I think - pretty strong aeroplane in which the pilot sits quite low.
Given that the wheels have mysteriously disappeared I'd imagine that it actually landed upright and came to rest inverted rather than 'landed upside down'
Given that the wheels have mysteriously disappeared I'd imagine that it actually landed upright and came to rest inverted rather than 'landed upside down'
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MicrolightDriver wrote:CAP232 I think - pretty strong aeroplane in which the pilot sits quite low.
Given that the wheels have mysteriously disappeared I'd imagine that it actually landed upright and came to rest inverted rather than 'landed upside down'
Good spot - the part reg would suggest this one
http://pictures.airliners.net/photo/Mudry-CAP-232/1248078/M/
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