What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
N6894B, was one of two high exposure banner two aircraft over veteran stadium working the local control east frequency (118.5). At approximately 1738 UTC, the pilot reported to his company aircraft on 118.5 that he was going down. The other aircraft declared an emergency to philadelphia tower and tried to relay as much information as possible. The local controller tried to ascertain the point of landing so emergency equipment could by dispatched. The aircraft landed in the acme parking lot. The emergency equipment reported pilot uninjured, the aircraft sustained no damage, cause engine failure.
As the FAA filed it
N6894B, WAS ONE OF TWO HIGH EXPOSURE BANNER TWO AIRCRAFT OVER VETERAN STADIUM WORKING THE LOCAL CONTROL EAST FREQUENCY (118.5). AT APPROXIMATELY 1738 UTC, THE PILOT REPORTED TO HIS COMPANY AIRCRAFT ON 118.5 THAT HE WAS GOING DOWN. THE OTHER AIRCRAFT DECLARED AN EMERGENCY TO PHILADELPHIA TOWER AND TRIED TO RELAY AS MUCH INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE. THE LOCAL CONTROLLER TRIED TO ASCERTAIN THE POINT OF LANDING SO EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT COULD BY DISPATCHED. THE AIRCRAFT LANDED IN THE ACME PARKING LOT. THE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT REPORTED PILOT UNINJURED, THE AIRCRAFT SUSTAINED NO DAMAGE, CAUSE ENGINE FAILURE.
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