What can you conclude?

[WR1 Bro]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/gla ... 884088.stm

[stijoy]

no licence and never flown that particular model helicopter, if only u could turn time back

[bbigman2000]

I didnt read that he had not previously flown that model of helicopter ?

Fair enough his type approval had expired but im sure he was still competent, however knowing his passion for adrenalin, I can believe he was "showing off" and most likely it was pilot error.

With that conclusion, its dissapointing to hear, I would have thought he was a responsible individual and especially with children on board.

A tragic loss of life.

[WR 1mposter]

Pretty much feel the same as above.

Not much you can do about it now !

[Megaman]

yer i agree with the things above... no one would try and fly something they clearly cant unless they had a death wish...

[The Swede]

It doesn't say anywhere he never flew this type of copter. It says his licence was out of date for this type of helicopter.

Still pointless to go fingerpointing at people. Not gonna bring anyone back.