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![]() Mitch wrote: Sadly, the little utility of ELTs and similar devices must suggest something more disturbing for me: that almost nobody survive crashes, even low energy/shallow ones.. I don't agree. Many of the non-fatal accidents are not reported at all. I know of two accidents here in Arizona that wrecked gliders but with only minor injuries to the pilots. Stall/spins are usually fatal as are most accidents involving uncontrolled flight into terrain, but most outlandings or controlled flight into terrain are survivable, especially in newer gliders. Mike. |
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