The review is lining op on the runway! Do you have one or more pics which I can use for the review of ‘fly like a woman’ on my site?

On http://www.aviationbookreviews.com you can see the Dutch version of the review this evening. The English one is also soon on it!

Bye, Rene

I’m a journalist and I’m looking for a tour of London’s sewers. Could yo tell me who did you contacted to get on the tour? Thanks tomallsop@hotmail.co.uk

Thank you for the summary and the link – fascinating.

“SUMMARY
The private aircraft was en route from Stavanger airport Sola to Tønsberg airport Jarlsberg when
clouds made it necessary to turn back to maintain visual references. When turning, the aircraft
entered clouds with severe icing and turbulence. Control was lost as the pilot in command, who had
no experience with instrument flying, suffered from vertigo and as ice built up on the wing and
most likely made the aircraft stall prematurely. A probable total loss with a fatal outcome was
prevented by the pilot’s activation of the aircraft’s rescue parachute. The aircraft came down in
rough terrain north of Ådneram in Sirdal with significant structural damage, but none of the four
occupants sustained injury.”

Obviously, the parachute saved the lives of these people aboard this plane. Interesting reading, although the pilot made full use of the autopilot during his 180 degree turn to avoid the weather, he still lost control when the plane entered clouds. Maybe technology makes pilots take on greater risks?

The full report can be read here: http://www.aibn.no/Aviation/Reports/2012-01-eng