What happened
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The PIC reported " at approximately 4:30 to 4:45 pm, Saturday, November 3rd, 2018. I flew over the Red Creek airstrip, checked the wind sock, conditions: VFR, winds calm. Began a stable approcah from the east, maintained indicated speed approximately 50, 3 point landing, clean, no bounce, started clean role (SIC), engine at idle. Plane started to slow quickly, checked I was not on the brakes, however tail raised and flipped over. Plane took off from ksdsl earlier, in the afternoon with landings at roosters nest (dirt strip) and pleasant valley (3 landings) headed back to ksdl, decided to check Red Creek. Pilot and one passenger.
As the FAA filed it
THE PIC REPORTED " AT APPROXIMATELY 4:30 TO 4:45 PM, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 2018. I FLEW OVER THE RED CREEK AIRSTRIP, CHECKED THE WIND SOCK, CONDITIONS: VFR, WINDS CALM. BEGAN A STABLE APPROCAH FROM THE EAST, MAINTAINED INDICATED SPEED APPROXIMATELY 50, 3 POINT LANDING, CLEAN, NO BOUNCE, STARTED CLEAN ROLE (SIC), ENGINE AT IDLE. PLANE STARTED TO SLOW QUICKLY, CHECKED I WAS NOT ON THE BRAKES, HOWEVER TAIL RAISED AND FLIPPED OVER. PLANE TOOK OFF FROM KSDSL EARLIER, IN THE AFTERNOON WITH LANDINGS AT ROOSTERS NEST (DIRT STRIP) AND PLEASANT VALLEY (3 LANDINGS) HEADED BACK TO KSDL, DECIDED TO CHECK RED CREEK. PILOT AND ONE PASSENGER.
NTSB investigation
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