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On Feb 21, 4:57*pm, "Morgans" wrote:
To some, that may be the reason they fly, but that sure isn't the reason many or most fly. *I want to be old and gray, and flying all the way till I can't see straight in my upper 90's, at least! This seems to be quite a common attitude toward glider flying. I wonder how much better the glider fatality numbers would look if the cases where the pilot was dead, or otherwise medically incapacitated, prior to the accident were eliminated. Several US fatal accidents in the past few years seem to fall into that category. Is there a case for requiring a medical certificate for SSA sanctioned contests? Andy |
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