debdayz

this is the kind of report the news needs to do..about the others not able to exit if they tried because the jm would be in the way..and to postion him around to pull them out..i don't see it happening..you know the space in a c-182..the JM should have jump for others to exit..they just didn't.

I had left the DZ an hour before it took place. I agree on the other message re: no time to act. you are taught in the event of a aircraft emergency about 1000 ft you must exit the aircraft count to one thousand an deploy your reserve. i feel for the JM and the survivors..as a skydiver i know you must exit and no time to think ..if he was a navy seal mabye.. i also know at a time like that newbies freeze up and don't jump..JM was doing was he was taught..EXIT..

all the other activites you mentioned is statistically more fatile than skydiving..look up the %Quote

SEE YOU IN THE AIR..SKYDIVEHINTON