Super Decathlon crash during aerial exhibition in Argentina.

[Not_Karl]

Video. Two fatalities.

[3WE]

Ban aerial exhibitions.

[Gabriel]

Ban aerial exhibitions.

Ban GA in Argentina. Or why get shy, ban Argentina.

[Not_Karl]

...ban Argentina.

CONCUR. Except for me. DO NOT_ban ALL Not_Karlies.

[3WE]

Ban aerial exhibitions.

Ban GA in Argentina. Or why get shy, ban Argentina.

Not sure USAGA is that great either. Before Argentina, banning Puero Rico, or Russia might be a good idea.

[Gabriel]

Ban aerial exhibitions.

Ban GA in Argentina. Or why get shy, ban Argentina.

Not sure USAGA is that great either. Before Argentina, banning Puero Rico, or Russia might be a good idea.

Yes, but orders of magnitude of difference.

[3WE]

Now that we’re done with the banning list, do we think they broke something during aerobatic maneuvers, making the spin unrecoverable?

The video seems to miss it except? for a blob of smoke?

[Gabriel]

0do we think they broke something during aerobatic maneuvers, making the spin unrecoverable?

No.

[3WE]

No.

Because…?

[flyboy2548m]

No.

Because…?

Because it looks like they simply misjudged their altitude. Doesn't look like a "spin" either.

[3WE]

[Missing noun] doesn't look like a "spin" either.

I ass ume that [missing noun] was the “intended prior maneuver” as opposed to the pictured final maneuver.

Like Gabriel, I’m the eternal optimist that measured pull ups and carefully measured shove overs can often improve the outcome.

IMPTAHOO they simply blew the pull up, more than they simply misjudged altitude.

[Gabriel]

No.

Because…?

Statistics. Most of the stall-spin-crash-burn-did_dieded accidents by large don't involve something breaking outside the pilot's brain.

[Gabriel]

[Missing noun] doesn't look like a "spin" either.

I ass ume that [missing noun] was the “intended prior maneuver” as opposed to the pictured final maneuver.

Like Gabriel, I’m the eternal optimist that measured pull ups and carefully measured shove overs can often improve the outcome.

IMPTAHOO they simply blew the pull up, more than they simply misjudged altitude.

They were doing an aerobatic display, according to the news (I have seen no video of that). So both things are possible. A a maneuver evolved into a unintended spin or an intentional spin without enough altitude (or enough technique) to recover.

[3WE]

No.

Because…?

Statistics.

Noted.