What happened
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(-23) On October 29, 2005, at 1745 local, a Piper pacer, PA-22/20 on landing roll out at the Bennettsville airport, Bennettsville, SC, (kbbp) ground looped airplane in a crosswind. The left wing from the wing strut attachment point is bent upward. The left elevator is bent up from the tip approximately one foot inboard. The tail wheel spring is twisted. The weather on landing was VFR. The wind as reported from darlington airport, darlington, SC (approximately 12 miles sw) at 350/8. N3029Z was landing on runway 24 at Bennettsville. The pilot and 2 passengers were not injured.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON OCTOBER 29, 2005, AT 1745 LOCAL, A PIPER PACER, PA-22/20 ON LANDING ROLL OUT AT THE BENNETTSVILLE AIRPORT, BENNETTSVILLE, SC, (KBBP) GROUND LOOPED AIRPLANE IN A CROSSWIND. THE LEFT WING FROM THE WING STRUT ATTACHMENT POINT IS BENT UPWARD. THE LEFT ELEVATOR IS BENT UP FROM THE TIP APPROXIMATELY ONE FOOT INBOARD. THE TAIL WHEEL SPRING IS TWISTED. THE WEATHER ON LANDING WAS VFR. THE WIND AS REPORTED FROM DARLINGTON AIRPORT, DARLINGTON, SC (APPROXIMATELY 12 MILES SW) AT 350/8. N3029Z WAS LANDING ON RUNWAY 24 AT BENNETTSVILLE. THE PILOT AND 2 PASSENGERS WERE NOT INJURED.
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