What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Passenger slipped exiting the aircraft and fell backwards into the propeller. The propeller struck passenger in the back, grazing the back and causing superficial/minor injuries as reported by medical personnel treating her. The passenger was hospitalized for 45 hours and released.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) PASSENGER SLIPPED EXITING THE AIRCRAFT AND FELL BACKWARDS INTO THE PROPELLER. THE PROPELLER STRUCK PASSENGER IN THE BACK, GRAZING THE BACK AND CAUSING SUPERFICIAL/MINOR INJURIES AS REPORTED BY MEDICAL PERSONNEL TREATING HER. THE PASSENGER WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR 45 HOURS AND RELEASED.
Other reports on N351DC · 3
Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.
Incident 20230617005709ITakeoff: Rotation · Lapeer, MIA Diamond DA20 while operating at Lapeer airport (D95), during short field practice takeoff, the left wing contacted the runway and subsequently the aircraft had a runway excursion. Aircraft has minor damage. No injury. No other property damage.Incident 20180704009069ILanding: Touchdown · Pontiac, MIN351DC, DA40, made a hard landing rwy 27R resulting in porpoising and a prop strike. Pilot executed a go around and landed successfully second time. No injuries. Aircraft minor damage to prop tips and nose gear. Main gear and firewall undamaged.Incident 20170427006519IDescent · Erie, PAN351DC, DA20, VFR, eri-eri, lost engine power 1 mile from the airport. The aircraft made an emergency landing on a field 1/4 mile from the approach end of runway 24. There was no injury to the pilot and no damage to the aircraft.