What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Cessna 172RG landing gear failed in flight causing a gear up landing. Inspection of main landing gear actuator assembly revealed it failed (cracked) causing gear to be inoperative. Currently there is a Cessna service bulletin SEB01-2 revision 2 that directs inspection of affected gear actuators.
As the FAA filed it
CESSNA 172RG LANDING GEAR FAILED IN FLIGHT CAUSING A GEAR UP LANDING. INSPECTION OF MAIN LANDING GEAR ACTUATOR ASSEMBLY REVEALED IT FAILED (CRACKED) CAUSING GEAR TO BE INOPERATIVE. CURRENTLY THERE IS A CESSNA SERVICE BULLETIN SEB01-2 REVISION 2 THAT DIRECTS INSPECTION OF AFFECTED GEAR ACTUATORS.
Other reports on N5424V · 4
Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.
Accident 20170620021749ALanding: Rollout · El Cajon, CAShortly after touchdown, the right landing gear collapsed on roll-out. The flying pilot (left seat) was receiving flight instruction for a commercial rating from the CFI in the right seat. Both pilots stated that the landing gear was selected down on the…Incident 20160919015759ILanding: Touchdown · El Cajon, CAOn 19 September 2016, while landing at Gillespie field (see) a Cessna 172RG landed on runway 27R and the landing gear was not in the down and locked position. The 'cfi' and student both have submitted statements submitting that the gear was down and that upon…Incident 20070322004089ILevel Off Touchdown · San Diego, CA(-23) On 03/22/07, the pilot of N5424V, a Cessna 172RG aircraft stated the right main landing gear was in an intermediate position. Attempts to extend the gear were unsuccessful. The aircraft landed gear up runway 28L, Montgomery field (kmyf) San Diego, CA.…Incident 19970818031899ITakeoff Ground Roll · San Diego, CA(-23) No narrative available.