Are LSA’s Dangerous Airmanship is the answer By John Feemster PE FAAsafety Rep SP-LSA Fatal Accident Rates.

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Presentation transcript:

Are LSA’s Dangerous Airmanship is the answer By John Feemster PE FAAsafety Rep SP-LSA Fatal Accident Rates

Flying Light Sport Aircraft What qualifies as an LSA?

Airplane Glider Powered Parachute Weight Shift Control Lighter-Than-Air Gyroplane CLASSES

What Is A Light Sport Aircraft ? Small, Simple, Low-performance, Other Than a Helicopter That:

Variety

Where Pilots ERR

Experimental Amateur-built Accident report – 2012 Sport Aviation magazine/ EAA Pilot Miscontrol Pilot Judgement

Attitude Planning Weather Weight & Balance Pre flight Checklist

Pilot Judgement Choice of runway Run-up checklist Radio check Patience

Flying Skill Requirements

Experimental Amateur-built Accident report – 2012 Sport Aviation magazine/ EAA Pilot Miscontrol Pilot Judgement

Review LOSS of Control What is it? When does it occur? What can be done? IS it the Pilot or the plane? What now?

Avoiding Pilot Miscontrol Know the plane

Know the Plane What is glide ratio? How subject to turbulence? Range/fuel consumption? Landing characteristics? Center of gravity/gross weight limits?

Pilot Skills The Importance Of Flight Instruction Maintaining Proficiency –Wings Pilot Proficiency Program Preventing Loss Of Control Familiarity With Flight Characteristics

Pilot In Control Get checked out

Enjoy a good flight !!!