Incidente de aterrizaje en campo con Ka 8 B cerca de Renan, Suiza con daños significativos en la aeronave

Renan, Switzerland Alexander Schleicher K 8 B

El 12 de junio de 1965, un Alexander Schleicher K 8 B experimentó un aterrizaje en campo cerca de Renan, Suiza. El piloto, en su primer vuelo de travesía, tuvo que realizar un aterrizaje en terreno blando. La aeronave aterrizó sin lesiones para el piloto, pero sufrió daños significativos, estimados en un 25 % de su valor. El incidente fue revisado y documentado por las autoridades de aviación suizas, confirmando los detalles y resultados.

  1. Cross-country flight: The pilot was flying an Alexander Schleicher Ka-8B on their first cross-country soaring flight.
  2. Need for outlanding: During the first cross-country flight, the pilot reached a situation where continuation to an airfield was no longer possible and an outlanding became necessary.
  3. Outlanding attempt: The pilot selected a field and committed to an off-field landing approach.
  4. Touchdown on soft ground: The glider touched down on soft ground and slid in a sideslip attitude.
  5. Outlanding - damage: The pilot was uninjured, but the glider was heavily damaged, assessed at about 25 percent of its value.
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