What happened
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(-23) Report from airport manager states that the pilot privacy data omitted ^ landed his aircraft on runway 32. While taxiing, the aircraft ran over the taxiway "d" sign. The sign was struck with the aircraft propeller and destroyed. The pilot privacy data omitted ^ reported the damage to airport management and offered to pay for damage. The pilot privacy data omitted ^ later called this inspector and stated he hit the sign while turning off runway 32. He says minor damage to prop and no engine stoppage. He agreed to submit a written statement. He stated he flys twice a week to maintain proficiency. He was advised to seek a tailwheel aircraft specific CFI in preparation for his 7709 exam with the FAA.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) REPORT FROM AIRPORT MANAGER STATES THAT THE PILOT ^PRIVACY ^ LANDED HIS AIRCRAFT ON RUNWAY 32. WHILE TAXIING, THE AIRCRAFT RAN OVER THE TAXIWAY "D" SIGN. THE SIGN WAS STRUCK WITH THE AIRCRAFT PROPELLER AND DESTROYED. THE PILOT ^PRIVACY ^ REPORTED THE DAMAGE TO AIRPORT MANAGEMENT AND OFFERED TO PAY FOR DAMAGE. THE PILOT ^PRIVACY ^ LATER CALLED THIS INSPECTOR AND STATED HE HIT THE SIGN WHILE TURNING OFF RUNWAY 32. HE SAYS MINOR DAMAGE TO PROP AND NO ENGINE STOPPAGE. HE AGREED TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN STATEMENT. HE STATED HE FLYS TWICE A WEEK TO MAINTAIN PROFICIENCY. HE WAS ADVISED TO SEEK A TAILWHEEL AIRCRAFT SPECIFIC CFI IN PREPARATION FOR HIS 7709 EXAM WITH THE FAA.
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