The latter proves that aircraft can be stalled at any speed, for example in turns and in strong pull-ups. By using user waypoints, valuable flight time can already be saved during flight planning. Also, the highly frequented racing tracks over the radio beacons can be avoided. An example flight shows how it works. In the southwest of the Hochschwab in the Steiermark, a motor glider crashed into the rocks during a strong wind condition.
Indications are strong that the mountain flying experienced German pilot turned in the slope.
He was killed during the crash. The area around the Rio Branco. That's where our author Klaus Kolling came to because of his job. Surprisingly, he found many ultralight aircraft in the area which has experienced a major gold rush in the eighties up to the beginning of the nineties. Klaus Kolling visited many abandoned gold digger airfields with an ultralight.