Ka 6CR Zwischenfall in Kempten-Durach endet tödlich während Schulungsflug

Kempten-Durach, Germany Alexander Schleicher Ka 6 CR

Am 18. Juni 2006 endete ein Schulungsflug mit einer Alexander Schleicher Ka 6 CR in Kempten-Durach tragisch. Der Flugschüler, der alleine flog, geriet in einen Trudeln, aus dem keine Erholung erreicht wurde. Das Segelflugzeug schlug fast senkrecht auf dem Boden auf, was zur Zerstörung des Flugzeugs und zum tödlichen Verletzen des Piloten führte. Die Wetterbedingungen waren günstig und es wurden keine technischen Probleme mit dem Flugzeug festgestellt. Der Schüler wurde hauptsächlich auf einer ASK 21 ausgebildet, der nicht leicht ins Trudeln gerät, was möglicherweise die praktische Erfahrung in der Trudelerholung einschränkte.

  1. Aerotow thermaling flight: The student pilot launched by aerotow in a single-seat Ka 6CR from Kempten-Durach for a solo thermaling training flight near the airfield.
  2. Limited spin training: The student’s practical training in spins had been conducted mainly on an ASK 21, which does not readily enter a spin, so he had no real in-flight spin experience on that type.
  3. Low altitude in circuit area: After about 20 minutes of flight the glider was thermaling near the airfield at roughly 250 m altitude, leaving limited height margin for spin recovery.
  4. Stall in turning flight: While circling near the airfield, the student allowed the airspeed to drop below the minimum for the banked turn, causing the Ka 6CR to enter an over‑stalled condition.
  5. Unrecovered spin: The over‑stalled glider departed into a spin and completed about one to two turns with no observable recovery action from the pilot.
  6. Crash - fatal: Still in a near-vertical attitude, the glider impacted a meadow about 1 km southeast of Kempten-Durach, destroying the aircraft and fatally injuring the student pilot.
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