What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
After competing two full stop landings and upon landing for the third time a wind gust pushed the aircraft into a runway light. The light deflected into the undercarriage damaging the composite structure. The airport was closed, but the pilot notified airport management the next morning. The airport manager took the name and number of the pilot and said they would contact him, if necessary. Upon aircraft check-in, the pilot recorded the incident into the owner?s computer database and grounded the aircraft. Immediately after check-in the pilot also called the owner and left a voice mail message of the incident ensuring the aircraft was grounded.
As the FAA filed it
AFTER COMPETING TWO FULL STOP LANDINGS AND UPON LANDING FOR THE THIRD TIME A WIND GUST PUSHED THE AIRCRAFT INTO A RUNWAY LIGHT. THE LIGHT DEFLECTED INTO THE UNDERCARRIAGE DAMAGING THE COMPOSITE STRUCTURE. THE AIRPORT WAS CLOSED, BUT THE PILOT NOTIFIED AIRPORT MANAGEMENT THE NEXT MORNING. THE AIRPORT MANAGER TOOK THE NAME AND NUMBER OF THE PILOT AND SAID THEY WOULD CONTACT HIM, IF NECESSARY. UPON AIRCRAFT CHECK-IN, THE PILOT RECORDED THE INCIDENT INTO THE OWNER?S COMPUTER DATABASE AND GROUNDED THE AIRCRAFT. IMMEDIATELY AFTER CHECK-IN THE PILOT ALSO CALLED THE OWNER AND LEFT A VOICE MAIL MESSAGE OF THE INCIDENT ENSURING THE AIRCRAFT WAS GROUNDED.