ASK 23 Vorfall in Masel endet tödlich nach Fallschirmversagens

Masel, Germany Alexander Schleicher ASK 23

Am 26. Mai 2002 war eine Schleicher ASK 23 in einen tödlichen Unfall nahe Masel, Deutschland, verwickelt. Der Pilot, ein Schüler auf einem Solo-Überlandflug, erlebte ein ungewöhnliches Flugprofil und versuchte, aus etwa 100 bis 200 Metern über dem Boden einen Fallschirm zu öffnen. Leider öffnete sich der Fallschirm nicht vollständig, und der Pilot wurde beim Aufprall tödlich verletzt. Das unkontrollierte Segelflugzeug kam auf einem Wohngrundstück zum Stillstand und verursachte erheblichen Schaden. Die Untersuchung ergab keine technischen Mängel am Flugzeug.

  1. Cross-country thermaling: After a winch launch for a solo 50 km training triangle, the student pilot climbed in thermals to about 1000–1100 m and departed the home airfield area.
  2. Unusual high-speed descent: Near the first turnpoint, the ASK 23 left a thermal field on a north-northwesterly course at very high speed, entering a steep flight path with extreme positive and negative loads and strong wing bending.
  3. Abrupt height changes: Barograph data showed abrupt 200 m height loss followed by a short level segment and then a rapid, winch-like climb, indicating severe, abnormal vertical accelerations.
  4. Canopy jettisoned: At an estimated 100–200 m above ground in normal attitude and moderate speed, the pilot jettisoned the canopy using the emergency release.
  5. Low-altitude bailout: The pilot exited the glider with his parachute, but due to the very low height the parachute only partially deployed before ground impact.
  6. Uncontrolled glider flight: With the pilot gone and the center of gravity far aft of limits, the glider slowed, rolled into inverted attitude, and drifted uncontrolled over a residential property.
  7. Crash - fatal: The pilot was fatally injured when he struck the ground with an incompletely opened parachute, and the unmanned ASK 23 came to rest inverted on a house’s winter garden and garage, sustaining severe damage.
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