What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: on septlember 7, 1996, at 2015 MDT, Cessna 206, N6277X, owned by big sky parasports, inc., was flying parachuters for a local jump near Stevensville, Montana airport. The pilot reported flight conditions were normal with winds moderate (Ms. Tina sanders, parachute club owner reported from the ground position that the winds were changing from; north to south). Ms. Sanders reported that the aircraft was carrying five parachuters who were all class"d" jumpers. Mr. George chisolm landed in the power lines and sustained serious injuries. The pilot has a commercial rating. The flight originated and terminated at the Stevensville, Montana airport.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: ON SEPTLEMBER 7, 1996, AT 2015 MDT, CESSNA 206, N6277X, OWNED BY BIG SKY PARASPORTS, INC., WAS FLYING PARACHUTERS FOR A LOCAL JUMP NEAR STEVENSVILLE, MONTANA AIRPORT. THE PILOT REPORTED FLIGHT CONDITIONS WERE NORMAL WITH WINDS MODERATE (MS. TINA SANDERS, PARACHUTE CLUB OWNER REPORTED FROM THE GROUND POSITION THAT THE WINDS WERE CHANGING FROM; NORTH TO SOUTH). MS. SANDERS REPORTED THAT THE AIRCRAFT WAS CARRYING FIVE PARACHUTERS WHO WERE ALL CLASS"D" JUMPERS. MR. GEORGE CHISOLM LANDED IN THE POWER LINES AND SUSTAINED SERIOUS INJURIES. THE PILOT HAS A COMMERCIAL RATING. THE FLIGHT ORIGINATED AND TERMINATED AT THE STEVENSVILLE, MONTANA AIRPORT.
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