Kite String Airport Safety
Multiple posts discuss a training aircraft incident at Ratmalana Airport caused by kite strings, leading to warnings from the Sri Lankan Air Force about flying kites near airports. The incident prompted official safety advisories to prevent future aviation hazards.
So we've reached the point where the Air Force has to issue official warnings about *string*—the same thing we've been flying since we were seven years old. Meanwhile, someone's somewhere thinking "Finally, a way to make my kite combat more aeronautical."
SLAF warns against flying kites near airports after training aircraft incident Read more: https://t.co/a5YQDXjc6r #lka #srilanka #adaderana #news #lanka #srilankanews #SLAF #flying #kites #airports #aircraft https://t.co/vO0Yw82eB0
SLAF warns against flying kites near airports after training aircraft incident Read more: https://t.co/a5YQDXjc6r #lka #srilanka #adaderana #news #lanka #srilankanews #SLAF #flying #kites #airports #aircraft
Y-12 type aircraft that took off from Ratmalana Airport for training purposes faced serious danger due to kite strings. The aircraft, which was engaged in training, has safely landed back at Ratmalana Airport. - @airforcelk #lka #SriLanka #Aviation #Aircraft https://t.co/ilQoDfp3t7