Incident d'atterrissage en campagne du SGU S 22 dans des conditions turbulentes à Crémines

Crémines, Switzerland SGU S 22

Le 13 juin 1965, un SGU S 22 a effectué un atterrissage en campagne près de Crémines, Suisse. Le planeur a rencontré des turbulences significatives en approchant d'une bande tondue. Lors de l'atterrissage, l'extrémité de l'aile droite s'est engagée dans de hautes herbes, provoquant un brusque virage à droite et des dommages importants à l'appareil. Le pilote est resté indemne, mais l'appareil a été jugé irréparable. L'incident met en lumière les défis des atterrissages dans des conditions turbulentes.

  1. Outlanding approach: The glider was conducting an outlanding approach to a mowed strip in a field after leaving normal airfield operations.
  2. Significant turbulence: The approach to the mowed landing strip was flown in considerable turbulence, making precise control and alignment more difficult.
  3. Right wingtip enters grass: Immediately after touchdown on the mowed strip, the right wingtip extended beyond the strip into adjacent high grass.
  4. Abrupt right veer: Contact of the right wingtip with the high grass caused the glider to be brusquely pulled and turned to the right, leading to loss of directional control on the ground.
  5. Outlanding - damage: The glider sustained heavy damage and was not rebuilt, while the pilot remained uninjured.
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