[Intowind]

Anyone know anymore : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/oxfo ... 194366.stm

[G-BLEW]

No, we're in the dark on this one

Ian

[Tall_Guy_In_a_PA28]

Shocking

[Vince C]

Could spark off some discussion, though.

[jonkil]

Can anyone shed any light on this story ?

[Dave Phillips]

One presmues that the aircraft was:

(a) Landing and taking off
(i) Any aircraft shall be exempt from any low flying prohibition in so far as it is
flying in accordance with normal aviation practice for the purpose of taking
off from, landing at or practising approaches to landing at or checking
navigational aids or procedures at a Government or licensed aerodrome.
(ii) Any aircraft shall be exempt from the 500 feet rule when landing and takingoff in accordance with normal aviation practice.

[il padrino]

Will the pilot be charged for the damage

[Lowtimer]

Presumably a PFL carried out in an attempt to remain current.
(sorry)

[Grumpy One]

Ohm my goodness! Watt happened? Was he ampere'd in trying to volt over the cables?

Apologies

[GG-33]

I wonder if the pilot will be grounded.

GG

[Vince C]

Since the aeroplane landed OK, obviously not much resistance from the cables...

[G-BLEW]

It was Pilot Flight Training aeroplane apparently.

They deserve a plug

Ian

[il padrino]

The aircraft was obviously "Fly by wire"

[Peter Pan]

Can you ALL get your coats please!

Glad no-one hurt.

PP

[Peter Pan]

Can you ALL get your coats please!

Glad no-one hurt.

PP