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Andy Marden
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Wildcat G-KINL overturned whilst landing yesterday, the pilot being seriously injured:
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/316523
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Always hate hearing news like this.
My best wishes to the pilot and family for a full, speedy recovery.

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Oh dear, this doesn’t sound good! Hopefully the Wildcat can be repaired and the pilot makes a full recovery!

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DH82EH wrote:
Always hate hearing news like this.
My best wishes to the pilot and family for a full, speedy recovery.

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Yes...quick healing for pilot...calm hearts & minds for anxious family.

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Well that didn't last long. First N909WJ in Germany last year and now this one... Speedy recovery for the pilot.

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BBC News in UK are reporting Police issued statement that pilot injuries are serious, but not life-threatening or life-changing, which has to be good news so far.
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Sad to hear of the incident, but glad the pilot will live to fly again! Best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery!

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Best wishes for a speedy recovery to the pilot.

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BBC News in UK are reporting Police issued statement that pilot injuries are serious, but not life-threatening or life-changing, which has to be good news so far.

Possible skull fracture.

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ZRX61 wrote:
Firebird wrote:
BBC News in UK are reporting Police issued statement that pilot injuries are serious, but not life-threatening or life-changing, which has to be good news so far.

Possible skull fracture.


Reports are that JR has already been released from hospital, and is now recovering at home.
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Firebird wrote:
ZRX61 wrote:
Firebird wrote:
BBC News in UK are reporting Police issued statement that pilot injuries are serious, but not life-threatening or life-changing, which has to be good news so far.

Possible skull fracture.


Reports are that JR has already been released from hospital, and is now recovering at home.


For those who don't do obtuse/smartass, JR = John Romain.
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JR = John Romain.


Thank you for being direct. I'm not familiar with many of the overseas pilots.
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Lynn Allen
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We watch a lot of 24 hours in A&E and they do take these types of accidents very seriously. Wishing a speedy recovery for him...
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Mike
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He was back flying his usual dynamic, high-energy routine in the Blenheim at the weekend
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He was back flying his usual dynamic, high-energy routine in the Blenheim at the weekend

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