FAA accident report · Cessna 180 · Ocean City, MD · September 20, 2022
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Aircraft landed rwy 20 attempted high speed exit and due to 6-8 know crosswind and full configuration, aircraft flipped on its longitidunal axis.
AIRCRAFT LANDED RWY 20 ATTEMPTED HIGH SPEED EXIT AND DUE TO 6-8 KNOW CROSSWIND AND FULL CONFIGURATION, AIRCRAFT FLIPPED ON ITS LONGITIDUNAL AXIS.