Fwiw: put the hinge pins on some light stranded wire, and pull them all with a
single handle pull?
Regards,
Pete
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hammer, which I have in the baggage compartment. From the picture I'd suppose,
that there is sufficient space between the door sill and the wing for escaping,
provided that one isn't seriously injured. But would it be possible to break
a big whole into the plexi glass with the hammer to escape? Any thoughts on
this? Of what other use is the hammer then? Only just a cutter for the seat
belts
could be much lighter than that one which is combined with the hammer.
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> How about the door itself? It's not very solid. Wouldn't it be possible to
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it sufficiently using a strong force? It would be interesting to know more
details from the similar accident in England, where the Pilot managed to escape,
but with difficulties.
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