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June 2nd 20, 07:28 PM
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Fatal Towplane Accident 5-9-20
Is the statement or suggestion that the low tow reduces the insidence of tug upsets based on evidence (eg from Australia, where I understand low tow is the norm) or hunch/belief/'common sense' /anecdotal observation?
The denominator of number of aerotows should be applied to the numbers. Important question to answer before applying the 'solution' of low tows for everyone, do you not think? 
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