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Closing the door on a Cirrus in flight



 
 
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Old January 8th 06, 08:24 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Closing the door on a Cirrus in flight


"Peter R." wrote in message ...
....snip...
Incidentally, it was not my son who had played with the window that caused
it to pop (he is not the type), but rather a mechanic who had worked on my
aircraft the previous day and had opened the window for cooling, but failed
to slam it closed for the lock to catch. I then concluded that this was a
previously undetected weak point in my preflight checklist.


--
Peter


Nice fairly uneventful way to find a new checklist item!


 




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