What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On September, 22, 2020 pilot was returning from a flight from mmnl to klrd. As he was crossing the border he was at the sw end of rwy. 32. Tower said he could land on 32 as the winds were calm. Pilot was high and decided he could make. Pilot completed the checklist which did not include the landing gear. Pilot performed a slip to loose altitude and landed on 32 with the gear up. Damage to the airplane was superficial and the aircraft remains airworthy. The aircraft is based currently in klrd awaiting permission to fly into Mexico.
As the FAA filed it
ON SEPTEMBER, 22, 2020 PILOT WAS RETURNING FROM A FLIGHT FROM MMNL TO KLRD. AS HE WAS CROSSING THE BORDER HE WAS AT THE SW END OF RWY. 32. TOWER SAID HE COULD LAND ON 32 AS THE WINDS WERE CALM. PILOT WAS HIGH AND DECIDED HE COULD MAKE. PILOT COMPLETED THE CHECKLIST WHICH DID NOT INCLUDE THE LANDING GEAR. PILOT PERFORMED A SLIP TO LOOSE ALTITUDE AND LANDED ON 32 WITH THE GEAR UP. DAMAGE TO THE AIRPLANE WAS SUPERFICIAL AND THE AIRCRAFT REMAINS AIRWORTHY. THE AIRCRAFT IS BASED CURRENTLY IN KLRD AWAITING PERMISSION TO FLY INTO MEXICO.