PISF...Pilot Induced Structural Failure
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Patrick AL
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Re: PISF...Pilot Induced Structural Failure
Eish! RIP.
Edit: -OK , I see now -at first I thought it was a low level steep bank he was trying
Edit: -OK , I see now -at first I thought it was a low level steep bank he was trying
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Re: PISF...Pilot Induced Structural Failure
A strut or flying wire failure as the wing folds up
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Re: PISF...Pilot Induced Structural Failure
The entire leading edge of the port upper wing seems to have folded backwards.
I wonder if there were leading edge slats where the attachment failed due speed?
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