What could possibly go wrong?

N601RX · May 3, 2016

Mooneymite · May 3, 2016

Oh, boy.....

Wait until OSHA, and all the consummer protection agencies start adding safety devices. It'll never fly again!

What are a few lacerated body parts in the interest of aviation?

Godfather · May 3, 2016

Wow, that guy is crazy... Lucky the prop did not slice him on one of the training runs.

bonal · May 3, 2016

some people have to try really hard to win the Darwin award

**Hector** · May 3, 2016

Unbelievable....he still has both legs. It looked like he might loose one or both a few times.

**Hank** · May 3, 2016

I think the right question is, "what could possibly go right?"

1964-M20E · May 4, 2016

Well he had the right idea at first with plenty of guards and skids but it couldn't fly.

I like the concept but it needs some development though.

**N201MKTurbo** · May 4, 2016

Two powered parachute backpacks hooked to a seat!

You defiantly don't want to fly any higher then you want to crash.

I always wanted one of those backpacks for inline skating...

**carusoam** · May 5, 2016

Only a few ideas come to mind...

1) Too high is a problem... (Not the fall, just the sudden stop)

2) Too low is a problem... (Shattered pieces of composite props flying everywhere at a few hundred mph)

3) Slow in ground effect is his best chance of living...

Suggestion: add a tail. That way he will see his demise arising.

Reminder: Keep both eyes open for the above suggestion to work.

Suggestion2: get bigger field. Back yard airport is going to get costly.

Sugestion 3: diet enough to be able to afford adding training wheels.

sugestion 4: Kevlar / bullet proof pants...

Carry on. You are almost a winner of the Darwin prize for aviation!

-a-

N33GG · May 5, 2016

And the FAA thought drones were a problem...

MB65E · May 5, 2016