What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The flight was a part 91 day VFR flight. The pilot was under instruction from a part 141 school. The pilot had made six practice landing with his instructor.
On his seventh landing of the day, first solo flight, he departed the runway on landing. The solo pilot flow a normal pattern and landing. He landed on runway 1R. During the landing role, the tower instructed the pilot to turn right 13 and taxi back to your instructor via zulu. When the pilot realized he was too fast, he had already started his turn. ?I started my right turn and read it back at the same, but the aircraft was fast, I already turned right, I couldn?t fix it?
The pilot exited the runway and hit a runway sign.
The aircraft?s prop, nose cowling and right main gear received damaged.
As the FAA filed it
THE FLIGHT WAS A PART 91 DAY VFR FLIGHT. THE PILOT WAS UNDER INSTRUCTION FROM A PART 141 SCHOOL. THE PILOT HAD MADE SIX PRACTICE LANDING WITH HIS INSTRUCTOR.
ON HIS SEVENTH LANDING OF THE DAY, FIRST SOLO FLIGHT, HE DEPARTED THE RUNWAY ON LANDING. THE SOLO PILOT FLOW A NORMAL PATTERN AND LANDING. HE LANDED ON RUNWAY 1R. DURING THE LANDING ROLE, THE TOWER INSTRUCTED THE PILOT TO TURN RIGHT 13 AND TAXI BACK TO YOUR INSTRUCTOR VIA ZULU. WHEN THE PILOT REALIZED HE WAS TOO FAST, HE HAD ALREADY STARTED HIS TURN. ?I STARTED MY RIGHT TURN AND READ IT BACK AT THE SAME, BUT THE AIRCRAFT WAS FAST, I ALREADY TURNED RIGHT, I COULDN?T FIX IT?
THE PILOT EXITED THE RUNWAY AND HIT A RUNWAY SIGN.
THE AIRCRAFT?S PROP, NOSE COWLING AND RIGHT MAIN GEAR RECEIVED DAMAGED.
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