FAA incident report · Piper J4A · Lancaster, CA · June 9, 2019
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On 06/09/2019, at 0720 PDT, N32591, a Piper J4A, during departure roll, veered left off rwy 6 to avoid hitting a coyote, causing ground loop and prop strike.
ON 06/09/2019, AT 0720 PDT, N32591, A PIPER J4A, DURING DEPARTURE ROLL, VEERED LEFT OFF RWY 6 TO AVOID HITTING A COYOTE, CAUSING GROUND LOOP AND PROP STRIKE.