Atterrissage dur du Hug Spyr 5A après un lancement au treuil sur un aérodrome militaire suisse

Switzerland, Switzerland Hug Spyr 5A

Le 23 avril 1966, un Hug Spyr 5A a subi un atterrissage dur sur un aérodrome militaire en Suisse. Lors d'un lancement au treuil, le pilote a perdu le contrôle du planeur biplace et a libéré le câble du treuil. L'appareil a ensuite suivi une trajectoire de vol incontrôlée avant de heurter le sol avec une force significative. Le planeur a subi des dommages importants, mais aucun blessé ou décès n'a été signalé.

  1. Winch launch takeoff: During a winch launch from a military airfield, the dual-seat Spyr VA HB-509 began its takeoff roll and initial climb.
  2. Loss of control: While on winch launch, the pilot lost control of the glider.
  3. Cable release: After losing control during the winch launch, the pilot released the winch cable.
  4. Uncontrolled flight path: Following cable release, the glider continued in an uncontrolled flight, unable to be stabilized before ground contact.
  5. Hard landing - damage: The glider impacted the ground fairly hard on the military airfield and was substantially damaged, but there were no injuries.
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