The Picture shown is the final resting position of the planes. I am sure
that the landing would have moved the planes around alot. I am surprised
that the Cadet even stayed on top of the 152, like the picture shows.
Surprised that the 152's landing gear held up. So they both screwed up,
Not using the Radio or listening to it, not checking the airspace and landing
pattern. etc.
But one thing that's for sure, is they all were very lucky. Was not
their time to go.
Howard
Salt Lake City, Ut.
Aerofoam wrote:
> I just saw the picture and can't beleive it still flew!
> I don't think the inboard 1/3rd span of either plane could produce lift
> and the outer panels had to have a lot of interference.
> This may have been more of a devine intervention than a lucky break.........
>
> Mark Mech
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> ----- Original Message -----
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> Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 8:50 AM
> Subject: [RCSE] midair
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> > I checked with a friend at the NTSB, it is not a hoax.
> > David
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