What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: john weigand, pilot in command of N1124F, IA-1124, lost directions control after landing on runway 16 at palwaukee airport, wheeling, IL. The reported weather at the time was reported 6 miles in freezing rain and fog. A Hawker (45-625) reported braking action fair to good, due to slush on the runway. A citation (CE-500) reported braking action good. Pilot satisfactorily completed a 609 re-exam demonstrating his competence in determining landing distance data for various conditions.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: JOHN WEIGAND, PILOT IN COMMAND OF N1124F, IA-1124, LOST DIRECTIONS CONTROL AFTER LANDING ON RUNWAY 16 AT PALWAUKEE AIRPORT, WHEELING, IL. THE REPORTED WEATHER AT THE TIME WAS REPORTED 6 MILES IN FREEZING RAIN AND FOG. A HAWKER (45-625) REPORTED BRAKING ACTION FAIR TO GOOD, DUE TO SLUSH ON THE RUNWAY. A CITATION (CE-500) REPORTED BRAKING ACTION GOOD. PILOT SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED A 609 RE-EXAM DEMONSTRATING HIS COMPETENCE IN DETERMINING LANDING DISTANCE DATA FOR VARIOUS CONDITIONS.
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