Hartmut wrote:

> The Airworthiness Concern" is based of the Sebring inflight 

> breakup. This is a real issue and I don't want to talk this down.

 

A key question is:  was the spar failure causative or was it a result of
extreme loads caused by aileron flutter (if there was aileron flutter)?

 

Without aileron flutter or aerobatics, has any Coupe ever had an in-flight
breakup due to center section spar failure in the 69 year history of the
type?  (I don't know of any such incident.)

 

If the aileron flutter really happened and led to the spar failure, should
there be an AD requiring annual confirmation of the tightness and specs of
the control system?

 

Ed

Reply via email to