What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
An airline transport pilot was flying a Cessna 206 from ktus to kblh for a business flight with four passengers on board. The incident occurred at Blythe Airport (blh), a non-towered airport in Blythe, CA. The pilot listened to the AWOS, which reported the winds at 130 at 7KNOTS. The winds were favoring runway 17, but the pilot elected to land on runway 26 due to a C-130 observed to land on runway 17. Shortly after touchdown, the quartering tail winds caused the left wing of the aircraft to lift up causing the right wing of the aircraft to strike the runway while torqueing the nose to the left. This resulted in minor damage to both the propeller and right wing of the aircraft.
As the FAA filed it
AN AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT WAS FLYING A CESSNA 206 FROM KTUS TO KBLH FOR A BUSINESS FLIGHT WITH FOUR PASSENGERS ON BOARD. THE INCIDENT OCCURRED AT BLYTHE AIRPORT (BLH), A NON-TOWERED AIRPORT IN BLYTHE, CA. THE PILOT LISTENED TO THE AWOS, WHICH REPORTED THE WINDS AT 130 AT 7KNOTS. THE WINDS WERE FAVORING RUNWAY 17, BUT THE PILOT ELECTED TO LAND ON RUNWAY 26 DUE TO A C-130 OBSERVED TO LAND ON RUNWAY 17. SHORTLY AFTER TOUCHDOWN, THE QUARTERING TAIL WINDS CAUSED THE LEFT WING OF THE AIRCRAFT TO LIFT UP CAUSING THE RIGHT WING OF THE AIRCRAFT TO STRIKE THE RUNWAY WHILE TORQUEING THE NOSE TO THE LEFT. THIS RESULTED IN MINOR DAMAGE TO BOTH THE PROPELLER AND RIGHT WING OF THE AIRCRAFT.