What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Champion airlines (ccp) flight 616 was taxiing for departure on runway 20 at Columbia, Missouri (cou). Columbia ATCT cleared ccp 616 for takeoff. The captain taxied the airplane from the parallel taxiway onto runway 13 and was making a left turn onto runway 2-20 to use the full length for takeoff when the left main wheel departed the hard surface and sunk into the mud. The passengers and cabin crew were deplaned. The airport ground crew made a ramp for the left main wheel and the flight crew taxied the airplane onto hard surface and back to the ramp for inspection. No damage to the aircrdaft as the result of this incident and no injuries. Incident privacy data omitted closed.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) CHAMPION AIRLINES (CCP) FLIGHT 616 WAS TAXIING FOR DEPARTURE ON RUNWAY 20 AT COLUMBIA, MISSOURI (COU). COLUMBIA ATCT CLEARED CCP 616 FOR TAKEOFF. THE CAPTAIN TAXIED THE AIRPLANE FROM THE PARALLEL TAXIWAY ONTO RUNWAY 13 AND WAS MAKING A LEFT TURN ONTO RUNWAY 2-20 TO USE THE FULL LENGTH FOR TAKEOFF WHEN THE LEFT MAIN WHEEL DEPARTED THE HARD SURFACE AND SUNK INTO THE MUD. THE PASSENGERS AND CABIN CREW WERE DEPLANED. THE AIRPORT GROUND CREW MADE A RAMP FOR THE LEFT MAIN WHEEL AND THE FLIGHT CREW TAXIED THE AIRPLANE ONTO HARD SURFACE AND BACK TO THE RAMP FOR INSPECTION. NO DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRDAFT AS THE RESULT OF THIS INCIDENT AND NO INJURIES. INCIDENT ^PRIVACY DATA^ CLOSED.
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