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A 21 year old student pilot who crashed his Cessna 172 while on a solo flight in Adelaide on Monday calmly talks about the accident moments later in an interview with local media. The Cessna crashed onto the runway and caught fire at Parafield Airport in Adelaide’s north about...

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Heathervor 8 Monaten

“I realized, I need to know about plane things…yeah.” This guy….🤣😬

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screwthepapvor 8 Monaten

They fly like they drive.

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Lineup and Waitvor 8 Monaten

Foreign trainees often have unusually low comprehension, make spastic/random control inputs, and are easily confused operating in controlled airspace.

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Borut Dolarvor 8 Monaten

"I'll be better next time", he said. No you wont! You'll never get a chance to fly solo again based on this interview

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Jaivor 8 Monaten

Who gave that retard a plane?!

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TLvor 8 Monaten

He really should be upset over what happened. The lack of concern is concerning.

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I.M (Legend) 🐂vor 8 Monaten

“I just realised, I need to know more about the plane, things, STALLING or LANDING…” Just realised….after 20 flying hours da fuqqqq bruhhh 🤦🏽‍♂️

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JimColeIsℍ𝕖𝕣𝕖vor 8 Monaten

I just want to learn more...

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quiet.1vor 8 Monaten

Dude sounds like he's doing a F1 post-quali interview 💀

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James O'Neillvor 8 Monaten

As a CFI, I send a student first solo in good weather/ light wind, and probably after 20-25 circuits dual o around 4 hours, their next solo is always preseded by at least two circuits with an instructor, to make sure the student is comfortable and competent

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Instant Intelvor 8 Monaten

We deeply appreciate his courage and mental wisdom level to evacuate within nanoseconds. We wish for his good health and resilience. Thank you @aviationbrk for bringing us such resilient stories.

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Bob Mvor 8 Monaten

This chap has a great future ahead of him at UAL.

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Aviation Reportervor 8 Monaten

When life gives you a second chance for sure. Surviving an aircraft crash isn't easy. Thank God he came out alive. I hope the accident doesn't scare him, rather push him to fight back and gain more hours 🙏

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Richvor 8 Monaten

So, he made a 100 thousand dollar flight mistake? Take his student pilot's license away from him.

Profilbild von ✛✛꧁༒𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐳༒꧂✛✛
✛✛꧁༒𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐳༒꧂✛✛vor 8 Monaten

Thankfully he came out fine and not injured! This is what counts more!

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Blanket Dogvor 8 Monaten

"I need to learn more about the plane," excellent insight. Stay on the ground, bro.

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redneckflyervor 8 Monaten

Fun to share an airport with a flight school that has 30 of these students at any 1 time

Profilbild von 🇳🇱🇪🇺🇺🇦
🇳🇱🇪🇺🇺🇦vor 8 Monaten

When you learn, minor mistakes happen 👍🏻

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Rushvor 8 Monaten

He should not have talked to the media. He just wants to move on but it’s his CFI who presumably signed off on the solo who’ll be on the hook, and the insurance company for the lost plane. Youngin😂not that there’s anything wrong w/ that, I soloed that age.

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FADEC Enjoyervor 8 Monaten

Imagine being the cfi who signed off on his solo 😭💀

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FreSch Dudevor 8 Monaten

glad to see he seems relatively unaffected by the accident. Wouldn't be surprising if any other person would stop flying after such an event. Still, it hurts to hear this news, and is really unfortunate such a mistake ended up with that kinda crash. Really is a sobering reminder

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🇺🇸 Queen of the Skies ❤️✈️vor 8 Monaten

It's amazing to see the resilience of the student pilot. I hope he's okay and that the investigation sheds light on what happened. Let's keep pushing for safety advancements in aviation!

Profilbild von SalviAvia 🇮🇳
SalviAvia 🇮🇳vor 8 Monaten

Luck escape 😳

Profilbild von JetblackDrover🇦🇺
JetblackDrover🇦🇺vor 8 Monaten

Stick to flight simulator buddy 💻

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KeesCheese!vor 8 Monaten

Sorry buddy, there won’t be a “next time”.

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CarOvor 8 Monaten

He needs to study or quit.

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z eazyvor 8 Monaten

Doesn’t look like he should have passed ground school.

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High Altitudevor 8 Monaten

Very chill, very professional.

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Peder Halseide👞👀👂🚀vor 8 Monaten

Every machine is a smoke machine if you run it wrong enough

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Dollarclownvor 8 Monaten

Pls don’t fly anymore. It’s not your thing.

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JTUSNvor 8 Monaten

Perhaps a new career path is in order.

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Johnvor 8 Monaten

Sum Ting Wong here...

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GG Aviation ($0.03)✈️vor 8 Monaten

Would love to see the paperwork from the flight instructor that signed him off for solo 🤯

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LBeevor 8 Monaten

He clearly wasn’t ready to solo

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