What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Aircraft, RV-10, N730WL, took off from runway 14, and immediately experienced a overheating condition, pilot returned aircraft back to runway 1, but ran out of airspeed, and stalled the aircraft from about 15 - 20 feet. Aircraft landing gear collapsed when aircraft touched down, all three (3) prop blades were damaged, and main landing gear was pushed up to bottom of wing, nose gear did not collapse, left wing tank was punctured by left hand main landing gear, no fire, area flushed by fire department. There were no injuries, to either pilot or passenger.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) AIRCRAFT, RV-10, N730WL, TOOK OFF FROM RUNWAY 14, AND IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED A OVERHEATING CONDITION, PILOT RETURNED AIRCRAFT BACK TO RUNWAY 1, BUT RAN OUT OF AIRSPEED, AND STALLED THE AIRCRAFT FROM ABOUT 15 - 20 FEET. AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR COLLAPSED WHEN AIRCRAFT TOUCHED DOWN, ALL THREE (3) PROP BLADES WERE DAMAGED, AND MAIN LANDING GEAR WAS PUSHED UP TO BOTTOM OF WING, NOSE GEAR DID NOT COLLAPSE, LEFT WING TANK WAS PUNCTURED BY LEFT HAND MAIN LANDING GEAR, NO FIRE, AREA FLUSHED BY FIRE DEPARTMENT. THERE WERE NO INJURIES, TO EITHER PILOT OR PASSENGER.
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