Tracy Crook wrote:

I was (and still am) insured by Avemco about a year ago. ......
Let's keep the rotary  clean!

Tracy Crook
tcrook@rotaryaviation.com
www.rotaryaviation.com

I wish I knew how to get the statistics. The NTSB rarely mentions the type or make
of engine.

Paul Lamar

( Let's keep the rotary  clean!)  Here is a good moto for the rotary group.
This is the critical part  --- independent off the airplane type it is important to
all of us to keep the rotary flying  -- not crashing
I wonder how we could achieve that best.
How about having an experienced rotary pilot/builder inspect your installation -- at
least before the first flight --  and after major modifications.  Just a thought.
There must be a way to reduce the risks and minimize the accident caused by the
engine.
As Red Green would say: Were all in this together.

Clip from the other posting ( Apparently, a lot of these

accidents were caused by poor practices of the builders, whether in
building the plane, or in operation of the plane,) Chuck Harbert

Sometimes we may think that what the other guy -- at the other end of the world-- is
doing is of no significance to you -- but it DOES.

Rino

 
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