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They didn't misread, what they're saying is that the lead plane would detect conditions/forces that would result in a tow upset and then cut the tow tether. The
by garrettgrimsley 11mo ago
They didn't misread, what they're saying is that the lead plane would detect conditions/forces that would result in a tow upset and then cut the tow tether. There's a video in this thread that shows that currently, in manned gliders, the glider pilot can and has a responsibility to release if a tow upset is happening.
- dmitrygr 11mo agoIt. Does. Not. Always. Work! Read linked NTSB report (i understand it well - have been flying planes for over 13 year now)