What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) At approximately 0820, on 04/10/02, American airlines B-767, N39365, which was parked overnight north of the aala maintenance hangar, began to roll forward, broke thru the security fence, and came to rest on world way west road. The #1 engine nose cowl and o/b fan cowl were slightly damaged. The fuselage, top forward area, had minor damage. Three top antennas were damaged, and the nose gear, upper strut, was scratched. Investigation revealed that the chocks were not installed, as required by aala's ground handling procedures. privacy data omitted
As the FAA filed it
(-23) AT APPROXIMATELY 0820, ON 04/10/02, AMERICAN AIRLINES B-767, N39365, WHICH WAS PARKED OVERNIGHT NORTH OF THE AALA MAINTENANCE HANGAR, BEGAN TO ROLL FORWARD, BROKE THRU THE SECURITY FENCE, AND CAME TO REST ON WORLD WAY WEST ROAD. THE #1 ENGINE NOSE COWL AND O/B FAN COWL WERE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. THE FUSELAGE, TOP FORWARD AREA, HAD MINOR DAMAGE. THREE TOP ANTENNAS WERE DAMAGED, AND THE NOSE GEAR, UPPER STRUT, WAS SCRATCHED. INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE CHOCKS WERE NOT INSTALLED, AS REQUIRED BY AALA'S GROUND HANDLING PROCEDURES. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^
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