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Subject: Re: [LML] Lancair Legacy Safety Record
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for "farnsworth"
&lt;farnsworth@charter.net&gt;:<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;"I know from Helmut Burner (Austrian Legacy builder) that a Legacy with an<br>&nbsp;aft hinged
canopy (Aerochia mod) forgot to latch the canopy on takeoff and<br>&nbsp;the wind took it off and into the tail and broke the tail off.&nbsp;&nbsp;The
pilot<br>&nbsp;did not survive."<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;I just got off the phone with Andy Chiavetta and he assured me that he has<br>&nbsp;not done any
canopy work for anyone with a Legacy in Austria. Nor did he<br>&nbsp;sell anyone there the necessary parts to modify a Legacy canopy for
aft<br>&nbsp;opening. <br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;The plane may have had an aft opening canopy, but it was NOT an
Aerochia<br>&nbsp;mod.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Lynn Farnsworth<br>&nbsp;Super Legacy #235<br>&nbsp;TSIO-550 Powered<br>&nbsp;Race #44<br>&nbsp;Aft Opening
Canopy<br>&nbsp;<br></div>