Segelflygplanskrasch på Kråkerås ägor 4 augusti 2012 eller "A glider offpist"
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2012
- Ett segelflygplan landar på Kråkerås, i Källreda, Tolg, Växjö, den 4 augusti 2012. Landningen blev lite halvdramatisk, p.g.a. (förmodligen)lite "tight" landningsbana i fel vind och nerförsbacke. Så det krävs några smärre reparationer av flygplanet, vilket framgår av filmen . Sailplane, Glider, Segelflugzeug (version 2)
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As a former glider pilot, I have to say that this approach was absolutely unusual and very dangerous. The field would have been big enough for a completely normal and safe long final approach.
Turning at such a low altitude is potentially fatal.
These pilots were lucky to get away with their lives.
SO you could judge it based on a low and single angled view video ? Good for you ! Turning at low altidue is better than to crash in the trees, all what you have to make sure is having enough speed, which I think they managed beautifuly here.
@@12345fowler The field seems large enough by far (2:48!) and there are no obstacles that would make a long approach impossible.
An outside landing that ends in a rupture is almost always a pilot's error if there is no technical defect on the aircraft.
A landing like this has to be planned well in advance, and that is always possible. If a pilot puts himself in a situation that forces him to land like the one shown here, that is definitely a mistake.
You are completely right.
This was stupid and dangerous .
But he got a lot of public of course.
🥴
@@12345fowler And there comes the instructors reaction:
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Here comes the reaction video of a glider instructor:
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Massive field that !!
I've land in much smaller fields.
Wonder if pilot was current in his field landing exercises?!
One crappy glider pilot. He had minutes to set this landing up, wind direction, longest field, fewest obstacles on approach, etc. I only hope that it was a glider that he owned.
Tienes razón, yo , en su lugar, estaría llorando y maldiciendo, y el estúpido firma autógrafos...flor de bobo.
What a shame he broke such a beautiful aircraft!
Money can't buy you knowledge and experience 😂
That did not end well 0_0, landable field but a written off glider, and looking at the wreckage, it's a motor glider!
Obviously not enough planning.
Ja, de satte ju färg på lördagseftermiddagen
Its impossible to see what is really going on there as far as tree heights . It looked to me like they came in clearing obstaclescabd had to ground loop hard as the paddock run out. Easy to be an arm chair expert here without being there.
What is the deal here, anyone?
No deal at all!
The pilot had to land, he picked a field and either went in downwind which meant his speed was too high to keep control or he hit an obstacle on the ground. It looked like an obstacle as his nose wheel was ripped off which means it hit something hard. If you have to land one of these away from a runway then this is a possible outcome.
In such a field such a bad base and final and landing. They should get their license revoked
My point exactly! Poor judgement, bad approach and out-landing skills.
i agree... student level...😳
Definitely agreed. Been flying these since 1990. That was a really poorly executed landing.
:(
If "can-do" mentality is demonstrated, the proficiency must still be higher than the "can-do" maneouvre requires. Approach was not stabilized, and not really controlled.
Should had a sixer of beer he would had m.j ade better judgments and flew to the next field
3:46...pilot has shat himself?
Shat?
@@cholmis58 the word shat is informal/slang English for past tense of the verb "to shit", so in this case "he shit himself"
what a bunch of newrich drunks, they should have acted as landing advisors showing a place where to land instead tacking pictures. just horrible
If he had a motor on it he could climb on a safe altitude and keep flying.
Why would someone spend some thousands Euros to buy a glider without that dam motor...
He had a motor. Something tells me it didn't work. Yet again.
Quel mauvais pilote... se louper sur un terrain pareil.
It seems as if the plane has had an engine in the fuselage as well, so that he could have had avoided the outlanding completly.
@@tobihei1 Many reasons why that could be all wrong.