What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
N330FX, a flight options phenom (emb 505-505) enroute from kapf to kmkc on 4/22/2019, diverted back to kapf. At approximately 1600 feet, the crew noticed a small bird come within 15 feet of the aircraft. After further observation from the cockpit, the crew observed a visible dent in the wing. The aircraft control was stable, functional, and not affected. The crew elected to return to kapf and landed without incident. No emergency was declared. Upon further inspection on the ground, the right leading edge tip had suffered a dent due to the bird strike that was out of limits. Aircraft will undergo a leading edge replacement at Naples before any more flights.
As the FAA filed it
N330FX, A FLIGHT OPTIONS PHENOM (EMB 505-505) ENROUTE FROM KAPF TO KMKC ON 4/22/2019, DIVERTED BACK TO KAPF. AT APPROXIMATELY 1600 FEET, THE CREW NOTICED A SMALL BIRD COME WITHIN 15 FEET OF THE AIRCRAFT. AFTER FURTHER OBSERVATION FROM THE COCKPIT, THE CREW OBSERVED A VISIBLE DENT IN THE WING. THE AIRCRAFT CONTROL WAS STABLE, FUNCTIONAL, AND NOT AFFECTED. THE CREW ELECTED TO RETURN TO KAPF AND LANDED WITHOUT INCIDENT. NO EMERGENCY WAS DECLARED. UPON FURTHER INSPECTION ON THE GROUND, THE RIGHT LEADING EDGE TIP HAD SUFFERED A DENT DUE TO THE BIRD STRIKE THAT WAS OUT OF LIMITS. AIRCRAFT WILL UNDERGO A LEADING EDGE REPLACEMENT AT NAPLES BEFORE ANY MORE FLIGHTS.