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David Starer wrote:
In many other European countries gliding is part of the fabric of everyday life and I would expect reporting there to be better informed and as a result, much more balanced and accurate. ![]() A member of my club recently made a perfectly normal, safe outlanding in a field in Lincolnshire near to a field where a cricket match was in progress. Unfortunately the local rag found out and reported it in the usual sensationalised "Glider Pilot in Shock Horror Death Plunge" kind of language. Unfortuately, this is the norm rather than the exception even in Germany. For the very least it's titled as an "emergency landing". |
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