Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:36 am
#1619173
In my years I've never known a Piper (or any other aircraft for that matter) seat move or fail, but like many other posts I recall falling into the luggage bay of a Cessna 150 when I entered a spin back in 73. If I hadn't been flying a mutual instructors course detail I would not be writing this. Luckily the right seat occupant had the knowledge to get us out and back to S&L.
If this is still happening it needs addressing as an Airworthiness Directive and a permanent cure found.
If this is still happening it needs addressing as an Airworthiness Directive and a permanent cure found.