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http://www.maremmaoggi.com/dettagli_...o.asp?nID=5765
(The short news article is in Italian language only.) A few days ago, a Twin Acro III has lost a wing during aerobatic training. Both pilots have safely come to land with their parachutes. The accident happened at about 1200m (3600ft), over the airfield of "Torre Alfina" in the province of Viterbo (central Italy). The wreckage is now under examination by the civil aviation authority and the safety agency. The pilots have declared that the flight envelope has been carefully respected. Aldo Cernezzi |
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