What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) NTSB iic plagens interviewed the pilot by phone on the day of the accident. FAA iic mccracken arrived on the site on 02/02/2004 after the aircraft had been removed. FAA iic obtained copy of the sheriff's report by deputy privacy data omitted the report states that "the right wing was detached and laying next to the aircraft." It also says that "no gasoline was leaking and no fire was evident." FAA iic the contacted privacy data omitted of aircraft recovery service, who had removed the wreckage from the site. privacy data omitted Found little fuel in the entire aircraft. On 02/10/2004, inspector privacy data omitted and investigator privacy data omitted witnessed the successful running of the engine.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) NTSB IIC PLAGENS INTERVIEWED THE PILOT BY PHONE ON THE DAY OF THE ACCIDENT. FAA IIC MCCRACKEN ARRIVED ON THE SITE ON 02/02/2004 AFTER THE AIRCRAFT HAD BEEN REMOVED. FAA IIC OBTAINED COPY OF THE SHERIFF'S REPORT BY DEPUTY ^PRIVACY DATA ^ THE REPORT STATES THAT "THE RIGHT WING WAS DETACHED AND LAYING NEXT TO THE AIRCRAFT." IT ALSO SAYS THAT "NO GASOLINE WAS LEAKING AND NO FIRE WAS EVIDENT." FAA IIC THE CONTACTED ^PRIVACY DATA^ OF AIRCRAFT RECOVERY SERVICE, WHO HAD REMOVED THE WRECKAGE FROM THE SITE. ^PRIVACY DA^ FOUND LITTLE FUEL IN THE ENTIRE AIRCRAFT. ON 02/10/2004, INSPECTOR ^PRIVACY DA^ AND INVESTIGATOR ^PRIVACY^ WITNESSED THE SUCCESSFUL RUNNING OF THE ENGINE.
NTSB investigation
The NTSB’s investigation of this event, with its probable cause and findings. Matched to this report by N-number and date.