Just to clarify for some people who do not read carefully, THAT FAILURE WAS NOT IN A WILD HARE PLANE, it happened with some other brand.

FYI I've never seen an actual in-air structural failure in one of our planes that was not preceeded by either some damage or some kind of modification by the user, or some mistake like leaving out the wing retainer screws.

We have several thousand Wild Hare planes out there, if they were falling out of the sky you would have heard about it.

TF