paulmcmillan
3rd April 2014, 12:41
All
In the second half of 1931 there was (to me) an unknown RAF Parachute/ Baleout from an Armstrong Whitworth Atlas during Ab-Initio Solo Pilot Training. Based on evidence I have it was between July 22 1931 and October 19. The cause of incident was
Atlas Pupil spun involuntarily: did not give aeroplane time to recover. Atlas with Slots Sealed rather than with Slots Unsealedand parachuted
I was wondering if anyone could look up the circumstances of the loss of the following J and K Serial Atlas and se if circumstances 'match' anything?
11 Aug 1931 J9467 AW Atlas Oasby, Lincs -- 3 FTS Oasby
9 Sep 1931 K1015 AW Atlas unknown 4 FTS
1 Oct J9960 AW Atlas Ismailia, Egypt
10 Oct J9476 AW Atlas Welby, Lincs
Thanks
Paul
In the second half of 1931 there was (to me) an unknown RAF Parachute/ Baleout from an Armstrong Whitworth Atlas during Ab-Initio Solo Pilot Training. Based on evidence I have it was between July 22 1931 and October 19. The cause of incident was
Atlas Pupil spun involuntarily: did not give aeroplane time to recover. Atlas with Slots Sealed rather than with Slots Unsealedand parachuted
I was wondering if anyone could look up the circumstances of the loss of the following J and K Serial Atlas and se if circumstances 'match' anything?
11 Aug 1931 J9467 AW Atlas Oasby, Lincs -- 3 FTS Oasby
9 Sep 1931 K1015 AW Atlas unknown 4 FTS
1 Oct J9960 AW Atlas Ismailia, Egypt
10 Oct J9476 AW Atlas Welby, Lincs
Thanks
Paul