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![]() alexy wrote: Is there a hard-to-see exception in the right of way rules? No, but there is a physical limitation to the Mk1 Mod1 Eyeball - which, in the absence of any usable TCAS type equipment is all you have. Everyone is focusing on how hard a glider is to see in straight-and-level flight head-on. It seems far more likely that this was not head on. From the glider's perspective the jet was an unmoving object somewhere in the sky, while from the jet's perspective, the glider was a moving object directly ahead. And you know this...how? It's all speculation until both pilots are interviewed and their accounts are made public. Will be interesting to hear the glider pilot's perspective of where and from what angle he was hit. Agreed. There might be a lesson in this for all pilots. |
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