BRS parachute saves live of father and son flying a GT 500.
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BRS ballistic parachute save
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Though the GT500 had been bought used the owner successfully flew it
for more than 100 hours, a strut failed on the GT500 due to improper
construction by the prior owner. Inspection showed the bolts missed the
bracket holes and only served as a clamp on the strut.
"On
approach to landing, the forward strut detached causing a complete loss
of control. Deployment followed a violent spin and we were still
swinging around as we hit ground. This demonstrates the value of a
ballistic chute and I want to thank everyone at BRS for saving my son's
and my life!"
Result: Pilot and passenger
survived!
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