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It is likely that the probability of an ACTUAL double release failure on
tow is what ever positive number is closest to zero. Of course that doesn't mean that Mr.Murphy can't serve one of these up. I would be interested in hearing any accounts of actual, non-instructor induced double release failures which required either a landing on tow or purposely breaking he rope to end the problem. I would also be interested in any opinions regarding practicing landing on tow to prepare oneself for this unlikely event. (I know that this is or was a required maneuver in some European countries...but is it worth the risk?) Paul ZZ |
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