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admikar 21st Feb 2022 09:01


Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 11187147)
With such a crowded beach, the correct choice was to fly nowhere near it or high enough to land clear away from the beach - where he seems to have chosen to fly was definitely the wrong choice.

I know we should always keep in mind a possibility of failure, but where do we draw a line? Safest bet is to not fly at all.
I was taught to look for 3 things in forced landing:
- people on the ground
- people in your aricraft
- aircraft.
That pilot did just that.

[email protected] 21st Feb 2022 09:14


Originally Posted by admikar (Post 11187421)
I know we should always keep in mind a possibility of failure, but where do we draw a line? Safest bet is to not fly at all.
I was taught to look for 3 things in forced landing:
- people on the ground
- people in your aricraft
- aircraft.
That pilot did just that.

The safety of the passengers and crew is the first priority - he ended up crashing into the sea, something they were very lucky to survive.

Sometimes the wise choice is not to fly - it's not a God-given right to aviate, it is a privilege.

NutLoose 21st Feb 2022 11:36

Picture of the wreck

https://dailymiaminews.com/2022/02/i...miami-beach-2/


https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....6268b29304.jpg

HeliHenri 21st Feb 2022 12:46

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....3ac5e880b.jpeg

Same day in France, R44 Cadet


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