Hawaii fatality 6 April 05 (SGS 2-32?)

[Bob Kuykendall]

Link:

http://www.thehawaiichannel.com/news/4354751/detail.html?subid=22100441&qs=1;bp=t

Condolences to friends and family.

Bob K.

[apologies if double-posted]

[Stewart Kissel]

http://bbs.keyhole.com/boards/showthreaded/Board-currentEvents-Num
ber-22896-page-0-view-collapsed-sb-5-o--fpart-1.html


2-32's are built like tanks...this one looks like it
hit hard...I doubt the backseaters would have survived
this if in a plastic ship.

[Stewart Kissel]

http://starbulletin.com/2005/04/09/news/story1.html

The previous link may not open...

[Ari Paija]

Reading the story I understand there were three persons onboard. Is that
allowed?

Ari

[Chris Rollings]

Allowed, and quite normal in a 2-32. It's the main
reason most commercial operators or clubs want one.
I don't know of any other type in which it is allowed
(or practical for that matter).

At 06:30 12 April 2005, Ari Paija wrote:
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[For Example John Smith]

I'm not an expert on the area, having logged only about 4 hours flying
there. I'm not aware of any waterfalls that can be seen from the upwind
side of the ridge.
"Stewart Kissel" > wrote in
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