Redbull stunt didnt go according to plan : /
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Two cessnas, two pilots, both jump out to swap planes mid air while in a dive. 50% successful
Two cessnas, two pilots, both jump out to swap planes mid air while in a dive. 50% successful
From the second view, sent into tumble by other 'plane's slipstream is my guess. Lucky not to collide.
What makes less sense to me is that the successful RV was made underneath the 'plane - so the pilot couldn't have seen where the jumper was (unless he had a camera but that's not as good as actual vision).
What makes less sense to me is that the successful RV was made underneath the 'plane - so the pilot couldn't have seen where the jumper was (unless he had a camera but that's not as good as actual vision).
This was interesting in the comments:
Unfortunately for the plane swappers they were in fact denied an exemption for this stunt two days ago but decided to proceed anyway. And they crashed a plane. It’s in the FAA’s court to respond and doesn’t look good considering the show of force with Trevor Jacob. Link below to the docket decision:
https://downloads.regulations.gov/FAA-2022-0315-00...
Not the brightest move...
Unfortunately for the plane swappers they were in fact denied an exemption for this stunt two days ago but decided to proceed anyway. And they crashed a plane. It’s in the FAA’s court to respond and doesn’t look good considering the show of force with Trevor Jacob. Link below to the docket decision:
https://downloads.regulations.gov/FAA-2022-0315-00...
Not the brightest move...
dundarach said:
Pixelpeep 135 said:
Shouldn't people like this pay a % of advertising/ticket sales to the emergency services ? They're stretched enough with just normal idiots without people going out of their way to hurt themselves and others for entertainment / profit
Agreed!Eric Mc said:
Yep - one plane went into a spin so the pilot would have been concentrating on the spin recovery than trying to meet up with the parachutist.
At the point the plane went into a spin, there was no pilot. He was busy trying to skydive to the other plane.Simpo Two said:
From the second view, sent into tumble by other 'plane's slipstream is my guess. Lucky not to collide.
What makes less sense to me is that the successful RV was made underneath the 'plane - so the pilot couldn't have seen where the jumper was (unless he had a camera but that's not as good as actual vision).
Again, the plane was pilotless.What makes less sense to me is that the successful RV was made underneath the 'plane - so the pilot couldn't have seen where the jumper was (unless he had a camera but that's not as good as actual vision).
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