What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Main and reserve pilot chutes and bridles entangled during deployment. Chutist killed on ground impact.
As the FAA filed it
MAIN AND RESERVE PILOT CHUTES AND BRIDLES ENTANGLED DURING DEPLOYMENT. CHUTIST KILLED ON GROUND IMPACT.
Other reports on N301DK · 6
Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.
Accident 19990522023949AFinal Approach · Mokuleia, HI(.19) On may 22, 1999, at 1930 hours hawaiian standard time, a Beech B90, N301DK, crashed into the pacific ocean under unknown circumstances, near dilligham airfield airport, Mokuleia, Hawaii. The aircraft, operated by pacific international skydiving center…Incident 19981219043279IParachute Jumping · Mokuleia, HI(-5)Skydiver sustained a broken leg at the hdh airfield. Skydiver: hank bruckner club: pacific international skydiving center. Experience: approx. 30 jumps parachute and packing data: unknown.Incident 19970823029599IParachute Jumping · Mokuleia, HINarrative: AFS-640 text for data entry: a 37 year old male parachutist suffered fatal injuries as a result of a low altitude 180 degree turn and downwind landing while making his 18th jump. Statistical information: name: mamoru rei okada. Experience: 18…Incident 19960608029399IParachute Jumping · Mokuleia, HINarrative: AFS-640-text for data entry: an experienced male parachutist sustained a compound fracture of one of his legs and other unknown injuries as a result of a bad landing. General text: name: albert moukoian experience: approximately 100+ parachute…Incident 19960525029329IParachute Jumping · Mokuleia, HINarrative: a female 1st jump student sustained a broken ankle during landing. General text: name: gale hawkins. Experience: 1st parachute jump, no uspa affiliation. Club affiliation: none; the jump was conducted at a commercial parachuting center, pacific…Incident 19920716036339IParachute Jumping · Davis, CAOn a beginner student jump the chutist failed to release the canopy brakes. Impacted the ground at 15 to 20 mph.