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Old 30th Jul 2023, 22:47
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Rataxes
 
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Originally Posted by Hoosten
- The duty runway clearly being runway 11, it being nominated by pilots but the glider fraternity using runway 06 because they couldn't be bothered towing their rubbish around to runway 11 because runway 06 is a hop, step and jump to their hangar.
Apparently there were two "duty runways" at that time. One "nominated" by each of the aircraft involved here. Of course there's no such thing as a duty runway at that airport and if you operate there under the misconception there is then you may want to check the regs. Whether or not you approve of it, a pilot can choose to operate on any available runway.

Originally Posted by Hoosten
they couldn't be bothered towing their rubbish around to runway 11 because runway 06 is a hop, step and jump to their hangar.
You seem to have a very personal, possibly irrational, emotional investment here which is clouding your judgement regarding the accident.

Originally Posted by Hoosten
- The incredible stupidity of operating on runway 06 whilst other pilots are using runway 11 when there is a forest between the two runways. It is impossible to see aircraft operating from either runway so why do it?
Maybe the investigation (remember that?) will answer your question. Let's all try to restrain ourselves for long enough to allow the investigators to do their job.

Originally Posted by Hoosten
- There are pilots that heard the radio transmissions or lack there of with this incident THAT KILLED TWO PEOPLE.
Are you claiming neither of the accident aircraft had made ANY of the required (or additional) radio transmissions? Given the backgrounds of the two pilots this is highly unlikely and a grossly inflammatory accusation of the two, one of whom is no longer able to speak up against you.
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