FAA incident report · Cessna 172M · U.S. Virgin Islands · March 14, 2002
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(-23) Pilot overshot the runway after he was cleared for a short approach. This resulted in the aircraft resting off the runway 07 embankment. No injuries.
(-23) PILOT OVERSHOT THE RUNWAY AFTER HE WAS CLEARED FOR A SHORT APPROACH. THIS RESULTED IN THE AIRCRAFT RESTING OFF THE RUNWAY 07 EMBANKMENT. NO INJURIES.