ASK 21 sackt nach zu starkem Ziehen im hohen Anflug auf die Piste

Schänis Flugplatz LSZX, Switzerland Alexander Schleicher ASK 21

Beim dritten Alleinflug eines Flugschülers auf einer ASK 21 endete ein unstabiler Anflug in einem harten Aufsetzer; der Schüler wurde schwer verletzt, das Flugzeug leicht beschädigt. Der Endanflug auf Piste 34 war hoch, zu spät eingedreht 120 m neben der Achse und zu schnell. Nach Korrekturen stach der Schüler den Boden an; auf die korrekte Funkanweisung 'ziehen' zog er zu stark. Es stieg auf rund 7 m, sackte durch und schlug am Pistenrand auf. Der Schwerpunkt lag 10 mm hinter der Grenze (zwei Trimmgewichte fehlten) und begünstigte das Aufbäumen. Ursachen: unstabiler Anflug, Fehleinschätzung der Fluglage, Schwerpunkt hinter der Grenze.

  1. Aerotow landing pattern: During the third solo flight after an aerotow in an ASK 21, the student entered the landing circuit for runway 34 with the CG 10 mm behind the aft limit.
  2. Aft CG beyond limit: The glider was flown with two trim weights missing, placing the centre of gravity 10 mm aft of the allowable rear limit, making pitch control more sensitive.
  3. High, offset final: The student flew a high base and final, turning into final too late and ending up about 120 m left of the runway 34 centreline.
  4. Aggressive course corrections: On final at about 120 km/h, the student first corrected slightly right, then made strong right and left corrections to regain the runway centreline, remaining high and under stress.
  5. Nose-down then over-pull: Shortly before the threshold the student pushed the nose down, increasing speed, then after the instructor’s radio call to 'pull' she pulled back too strongly on the stick.
  6. Balloon then sink: The glider ballooned to about 7 m above ground and then sank through in a nearly level attitude with half airbrakes extended and the nose slightly down.
  7. Crash - serious injury: The glider impacted near the right edge of the paved runway, causing serious injury to the student pilot and minor damage to the aircraft.
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