What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
N5322P (Cessna 172) was damaged by jet blast from a falcon 7X (oycl-s) while taxing from signature flight support. The Cessna 172 was on a taxiway parallel to the FBO ramp completing a runup when the falcon began to taxi. The falcon was a foreign registered aircraft and this office is in the process of obtaining pilot information. This form will be amended once that information is acquired.
N5322P sustained damage to the propeller, engine, LH wingtip and firewall.
As the FAA filed it
N5322P (CESSNA 172) WAS DAMAGED BY JET BLAST FROM A FALCON 7X (OYCL-S) WHILE TAXING FROM SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT. THE CESSNA 172 WAS ON A TAXIWAY PARALLEL TO THE FBO RAMP COMPLETING A RUNUP WHEN THE FALCON BEGAN TO TAXI. THE FALCON WAS A FOREIGN REGISTERED AIRCRAFT AND THIS OFFICE IS IN THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING PILOT INFORMATION. THIS FORM WILL BE AMENDED ONCE THAT INFORMATION IS ACQUIRED.
N5322P SUSTAINED DAMAGE TO THE PROPELLER, ENGINE, LH WINGTIP AND FIREWALL.
NTSB investigation
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