Light aircraft crashlands in Bruges, Belgium, after pilot deploys its parachute system

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On 15 July, a Dyn’Aéro MCR-01 Club (registered OO-E64) light aircraft crashed on a road in the city of Bruges, Belgium. For a currently unknown reason, the experienced pilot was forced to use his BRS (ballistic recovery system), a parachute system that a pilot can deploy in case of an emergency. The BRS system drops the aircraft in a more gently way onto the ground.  

Police and fire fighters rushed to the scene and found the crashed aircraft with the pilot escaped slightly injured but in shock.

As a precaution, fire fighters sprayed a layer of foam over the aircraft.

The aviation authorities will now investigate the cause of the crash.

Pictures copyright Maarten Van Den Driessche

 

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