What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
07/28/2012CHARLESTON airport, WV (crw): colgan air flight 3863, an SF34, had departed from washington-dulles airport, VA and landed uneventful at Charleston. No assistance was requested and the aircraft taxied to the ramp. Later the ground inspection crew reported that the left nose wheel assembly was missing. Washington-dulles airport, VA reported that a sweep of runway 30 located the parts. Damage: nose wheel assemblyleft nose wheel outer bearing had failed causing wheel to shear cotter pin and back off axle nut. Wheel assembly was recovered intact with nut inside wheel assembly.
As the FAA filed it
07/28/2012CHARLESTON AIRPORT, WV (CRW): COLGAN AIR FLIGHT 3863, AN SF34, HAD DEPARTED FROM WASHINGTON-DULLES AIRPORT, VA AND LANDED UNEVENTFUL AT CHARLESTON. NO ASSISTANCE WAS REQUESTED AND THE AIRCRAFT TAXIED TO THE RAMP. LATER THE GROUND INSPECTION CREW REPORTED THAT THE LEFT NOSE WHEEL ASSEMBLY WAS MISSING. WASHINGTON-DULLES AIRPORT, VA REPORTED THAT A SWEEP OF RUNWAY 30 LOCATED THE PARTS. DAMAGE: NOSE WHEEL ASSEMBLYLEFT NOSE WHEEL OUTER BEARING HAD FAILED CAUSING WHEEL TO SHEAR COTTER PIN AND BACK OFF AXLE NUT. WHEEL ASSEMBLY WAS RECOVERED INTACT WITH NUT INSIDE WHEEL ASSEMBLY.
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