What happened
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(-23) NTSB# ANC03CA108 privacy data omitted on September 5, 2003 a Cessna CE-206, N206J, piloted by waldo dwight audi crashed during takeoff from a mud flat 15 NM south of Barter Island, Alaska. The pilot claimed a cylinder might have gave out during the takeoff roll which caused the loss of power. In an interview with a passenger they stated after the pilot got off the ground, after the second try, the stall horn was sounding the entire time until the aircraft pitched forward and left causing the left wing to hit the ground then the engine. The right main wheel and strut broke off. There were no reported injuries.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) NTSB# ANC03CA108 ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ ON SEPTEMBER 5, 2003 A CESSNA CE-206, N206J, PILOTED BY WALDO DWIGHT AUDI CRASHED DURING TAKEOFF FROM A MUD FLAT 15 NM SOUTH OF BARTER ISLAND, ALASKA. THE PILOT CLAIMED A CYLINDER MIGHT HAVE GAVE OUT DURING THE TAKEOFF ROLL WHICH CAUSED THE LOSS OF POWER. IN AN INTERVIEW WITH A PASSENGER THEY STATED AFTER THE PILOT GOT OFF THE GROUND, AFTER THE SECOND TRY, THE STALL HORN WAS SOUNDING THE ENTIRE TIME UNTIL THE AIRCRAFT PITCHED FORWARD AND LEFT CAUSING THE LEFT WING TO HIT THE GROUND THEN THE ENGINE. THE RIGHT MAIN WHEEL AND STRUT BROKE OFF. THERE WERE NO REPORTED INJURIES.
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