Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 July 2009 Chas Cowley - CFI.

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Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 July 2009 Chas Cowley - CFI

1.BGA ‘Safer Gliding’ Review & Winch campaign 2.New Training and Pilot records system 3.The revised Flying Order Book 4.Stall/spin awareness 5.Approach control 6.Field landings 7.Airmanship CLOSE - 19:30 latest Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009

1. BGA ‘Safer Gliding’ Review & Winch Campaign Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009

Training Records – Pilot held & Club held Pilot Records ‘Check level’ system - REVISED Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul New Training and Pilot records system

Pilot annual flying summary Weather minima Launch point position Mutual flying Over 70s Emergency Procedures Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul The revised Flying Order Book

Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul Stall/spin awareness Low airspeed Turn out of balance Controls – unusual positions (eg thermalling?) Low final turn with shallow bank (skidding?) Increased stalling speed at high wing loading: turning / water ballast / winch launch Other factors increasing likelihood or affecting recovery: flaps / airbrakes; wet or dirty wings; turbulence… SPIN different from SPIRAL DIVE low / flickering ASI vs rapidly increasing IAS low Gvs increasing G high rate of rotation vs low rate of rotation

Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul Approach control Prepare the glider for landing – ‘WUSA’ before High Key AIRMANSHIP mental preparation ‘sterile cockpit’ lookout Landing flap – NOT BEFORE final turn Use of reference line: - WAIT till overshooting, then 1/2 - 2/3 airbrake - AVOID ‘Shallowing approach’ syndrome Landing: fully held off in the right place; NOT undershooting; DEEP means DEEP

Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009

6. Field landings Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009 AIM: To select a field and land safely in it What can go wrong? late decision to select late decision to land lose sight of field mis-judge approach (over trees / other obstacles?) noticing too late: slope, wires, crop type… poor choice of field How to avoid problems: GOOD AIRMANSHIP: currency / practice / refresher training keep options open – stay over an area with possible fields select field early / DECIDE to land before it’s too late

Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul Airmanship Abridged version of my ‘winter lecture’ on Airmanship (Feb 09): (full version on the club website)

Accident summary 2008 no fatal accidents no fatal accidents average serious injury accidents average serious injury accidents more crashes than & more landing, field landing, & competition crashes more crashes than & more landing, field landing, & competition crashes fewer winch crashes than fewer winch crashes than otherwise, similar crash profile to otherwise, similar crash profile to Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009

Conclusions for 2008 zero fatal accidents is only significant if it repeats in 2009 (…tragically, it didn’t) zero fatal accidents is only significant if it repeats in 2009 (…tragically, it didn’t) except for winch launches, accidents in 2008 reflect the way we do things except for winch launches, accidents in 2008 reflect the way we do things fewer accidents requires changes in the way we do things fewer accidents requires changes in the way we do things Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009

Close of meeting Have fun – and stay safe! Hus Bos Pilots Meeting 4 Jul 2009