Private Gazelle Incident in Lincolnshire.
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Private Gazelle Incident in Lincolnshire.
A sad end for a nice looking machine - all for the want of a pair of sunglasses it would seem.
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I'm curious. The pilot was there to deliver a donation to a Veterans charity. I wonder if he's a former military pilot ? Not that it would have any bearing on the accident, just nosey.
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a 3 day stay in le touquet every six months then?
with the type rating renewal and medical costs....that probably wipes out any cost saving from not having an aircraft on the G register?
with the type rating renewal and medical costs....that probably wipes out any cost saving from not having an aircraft on the G register?
The standard doors on the AS350/355, EC130, EC120 will all do that IF disconnected from the gas spring while rotors turn in its normal path. This Gazelle’s rotor might not have done, after the impact with the pole.
...and now we get the pedants discussing the difference between "license" (vb) and "licence" (n)... or perhaps not
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A sad end for a nice looking machine - all for the want of a pair of sunglasses it would seem.
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