Forget the insurance , the chute might save your bloody life
On Wed Feb 17 10:47 , Jarek Mosiejewski
Hi,
A different scenario. Something being an instructor have bothered me a lot lately.
It is a common practice in many clubs to fly without wearing parachutes, especially in two
seaters during the ab-initio training.
Imagine a student or a student and an instructor have a mid-air collision or technical
controls failure and they are not wearing parachutes. There is one or two fatalities.
Can the family of the victims sue the club (the training panel, the duty instructor etc...) for negligence or failing duty of care for not enforcing wearing parachutes during all flights?
Regards
Jarek
Regards
Jarek
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