What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Foreign pilot (italy) with a FAA temporary airman certificate (pending) was using a C-152 aircraft for pattern practice at sacramento executive airport.
According to his written statement, was practicing touch and go's and upon the 8th landing, the aircraft departed the runway to the left and struck an airport sign, damaging the propeller and a taxi sign.
The pilot has since returned to italy and the aircraft is being evaluated and repaired.
No injuries and the rental plane was checked and found to have no steering problems per the company mechanic and representative.
As the FAA filed it
FOREIGN PILOT (ITALY) WITH A FAA TEMPORARY AIRMAN CERTIFICATE (PENDING) WAS USING A C-152 AIRCRAFT FOR PATTERN PRACTICE AT SACRAMENTO EXECUTIVE AIRPORT.
ACCORDING TO HIS WRITTEN STATEMENT, WAS PRACTICING TOUCH AND GO'S AND UPON THE 8TH LANDING, THE AIRCRAFT DEPARTED THE RUNWAY TO THE LEFT AND STRUCK AN AIRPORT SIGN, DAMAGING THE PROPELLER AND A TAXI SIGN.
THE PILOT HAS SINCE RETURNED TO ITALY AND THE AIRCRAFT IS BEING EVALUATED AND REPAIRED.
NO INJURIES AND THE RENTAL PLANE WAS CHECKED AND FOUND TO HAVE NO STEERING PROBLEMS PER THE COMPANY MECHANIC AND REPRESENTATIVE.
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