Chris B wrote:
>>You still won't get me jumping out an
>>aircraft that is still flying ;-).
No, Chris, but that's because you'd have to pull that red handle
down by your ankles. And you'd have to deal with the
height-reduction that comes with an expediated exit from your
airplane.
The rest of us stare an open doorway in the face.
That does raise an ugly question: When flying aerobatics we
have to wear a parachute. If we got into a situation where we
needed to bail out (flat spin, broken appendage, etc), how
exactly could we, in a timely manner, while battling the
G-forces?
I've had a couple of bicycling accidents where I wished I had a
parachute...
AG-Schnozz
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