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Incident · No damage

FAA incident report · Beech B90 · Hickory Valley, TN · October 2, 2016

Date
October 2, 2016 · 14:45 local
Place
Hickory Valley, TN
Airport
Wings Field
Phase of flight
Unknown
Operating rules
Parachute jumping (Part 105)
Damage
No damage
Aircraft
N9HW
Reported as
Beech B90
Reported engine
U/A Canada PT6 SER 578HP
People aboard
0
Fatal injuries
1
Other injuries
0

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What happened

The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.

Parachutist was performing a high performance parachute landing. Parachutist misjudged his landing and hit the ground with a high rate of descent which killed him

1. Name of jumper

Kyle doster

privacy data omitted

2.Experience andtraining of jumper.

Mr. Doster was initially trained on 11 June 2011 under the protocolof the united states parachute association on accelerated freefall program (aff). Since that time, he has made over 890 jumps, earned a uspa class d"expert' skydiving license, and had completed the certification to be a uspa "coach".

3.Club affiliation.

Mr. Doster was a member of the united states parachute association ( a club)

And made most of his jumps at west Tennessee skydiving (not a club).

4.Description of the parachutes andtheir packing records.

Mr. Doster was jumping an aerodyne icon harness and container system with an

Icarus crossfire 99 maincanopy and a st 120 reserve parachute.

The main parachutewas packed by him shortly before the jump,the reserve parachute was packed by a FAA rigger ON4-13-16 and was ?in-date?(180DAY)

As the FAA filed it

PARACHUTIST WAS PERFORMING A HIGH PERFORMANCE PARACHUTE LANDING. PARACHUTIST MISJUDGED HIS LANDING AND HIT THE GROUND WITH A HIGH RATE OF DESCENT WHICH KILLED HIM

1. NAME OF JUMPER

KYLE DOSTER

^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^

2.EXPERIENCE ANDTRAINING OF JUMPER.

MR.DOSTER WAS INITIALLY TRAINED ON 11 JUNE 2011 UNDER THE PROTOCOLOF THE UNITED STATES PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION ON ACCELERATED FREEFALL PROGRAM (AFF). SINCE THAT TIME, HE HAS MADE OVER 890 JUMPS, EARNED A USPA CLASS D"EXPERT' SKYDIVING LICENSE, AND HAD COMPLETED THE CERTIFICATION TO BE A USPA "COACH".

3.CLUB AFFILIATION.

MR. DOSTER WAS A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION ( A CLUB)

AND MADE MOST OF HIS JUMPS AT WEST TENNESSEE SKYDIVING (NOT A CLUB).

4.DESCRIPTION OF THE PARACHUTES ANDTHEIR PACKING RECORDS.

MR. DOSTER WAS JUMPING AN AERODYNE ICON HARNESS AND CONTAINER SYSTEM WITH AN

ICARUS CROSSFIRE 99 MAINCANOPY AND A ST 120 RESERVE PARACHUTE.

THE MAIN PARACHUTEWAS PACKED BY HIM SHORTLY BEFORE THE JUMP,THE RESERVE PARACHUTE WAS PACKED BY A FAA RIGGER ON4-13-16 AND WAS ?IN-DATE?(180DAY)

Other reports on N9HW · 6

Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.

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