What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23)Crew taxing onto congested ramp area attempted slow, tight turn causing nosewheel to cock. Aircraft came to a stop, requiring breakway thrust to complete the turn. A parked, unsecured CE-172 behind the B-727 was blown into a parked, secured CE-182 causing minor damage to both aircraft. N1 & N2 values during the taxi maeuver were not monitored during the maneuver. Fixed-base operator advised crew to proceed onto the ramp & provided marshalling, but did not assure that all aircraft were tied-down & did not advise the crew that there were unsecured aircraft on the ramp.
As the FAA filed it
(-23)CREW TAXING ONTO CONGESTED RAMP AREA ATTEMPTED SLOW, TIGHT TURN CAUSING NOSEWHEEL TO COCK. AIRCRAFT CAME TO A STOP, REQUIRING BREAKWAY THRUST TO COMPLETE THE TURN. A PARKED, UNSECURED CE-172 BEHIND THE B-727 WAS BLOWN INTO A PARKED, SECURED CE-182 CAUSING MINOR DAMAGE TO BOTH AIRCRAFT. N1 & N2 VALUES DURING THE TAXI MAEUVER WERE NOT MONITORED DURING THE MANEUVER. FIXED-BASE OPERATOR ADVISED CREW TO PROCEED ONTO THE RAMP & PROVIDED MARSHALLING, BUT DID NOT ASSURE THAT ALL AIRCRAFT WERE TIED-DOWN & DID NOT ADVISE THE CREW THAT THERE WERE UNSECURED AIRCRAFT ON THE RAMP.