What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Chute deployment normal. Jumper landed with wind at high speed. Landed hard and sustained injuries.
As the FAA filed it
CHUTE DEPLOYMENT NORMAL. JUMPER LANDED WITH WIND AT HIGH SPEED. LANDED HARD AND SUSTAINED INJURIES.
Other reports on N166DH · 4
Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.
Accident 20250608006759ATakeoff: Climb Out · Tullahoma, TNSkydive aircraft loaded 19 skydive passengers for the 4th load of the day. Pilot states that the aircraft had 360 lbs of fuel upon startup. Witnesses and pilot stated that loading, taxi, and initial takeoff via runway 24 was uneventful. At approx. 500' AGL,…Accident 20191011022052ATakeoff: Departure Roll · Cedartown, GAOn Friday October 11, 2019, at approximately 7:00 p.m. eastern daylight time, a 1967 de havilland, model DHC-6 twin otter with registration N166DH sustained minor damage as a result of a ground collision with N540ML, a 2008 panzl S330, at the Cedartown (4A4)…Incident 20140420005959ICruise/Level Flight · Sewell., NJParachutist, arkady shenker, age 49, departed aircraft N166DH, a Dehavilland DHC-6-100 on his 388 jump at 13,250 feet AGL. Type of parachute used was a SABRE2 manufactured by performance design, p/n sh 020P03, s/n SA-210-013230, and manufactured in 04/2011.…Incident 20110527010179IWilliamstown, NJOn 5-27-11, at approximately 2020 hours, two voluntary parachutists collided at Cross Keys Airport, NJ during a parachute jump from aircraft DHC-6-100, s/n 66, N166DH that is operated by freefall adventures, inc. one parachutist died as a result of his…