FAA incident report · Cessna 182T · San Carlos, CA · May 20, 2006
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(-23) N783WB ran off runway 12 colliding with a taxiway sign at San Carlos due to gusting crosswind damaging propeller, wheel skirts and horizontal stabilizer.
(-23) N783WB RAN OFF RUNWAY 12 COLLIDING WITH A TAXIWAY SIGN AT SAN CARLOS DUE TO GUSTING CROSSWIND DAMAGING PROPELLER, WHEEL SKIRTS AND HORIZONTAL STABILIZER.