What happened
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On March 20, 2023, at approximately 1609 EST, (a Cessna 182H) left wing impacted the empennage of a tied down Cessna 150 while trying to park on the ramp at goose creek airport (NC28A) in Indian Trail, NC. No injuries were reported. Damage was incurred on both aircraft. The Cessna 182 is registered to and was piloted by the privacy data omitted. The aircraft was being operated under part 91 with no passengers on board.
The Cessna 182 had just completed its flight and was taxing back to its original parking spot on the ramp. While trying to maneuver his aircraft between two parked planes, the 182'S left wing struck the parked C150. The pilot shut down his aircraft and subsequently notified the owner of the C150, and the charlotte flight standards office.
T-EA68-FY23-1060
As the FAA filed it
ON MARCH 20, 2023, AT APPROXIMATELY 1609 EST, (A CESSNA 182H) LEFT WING IMPACTED THE EMPENNAGE OF A TIED DOWN CESSNA 150 WHILE TRYING TO PARK ON THE RAMP AT GOOSE CREEK AIRPORT (NC28A) IN INDIAN TRAIL, NC. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. DAMAGE WAS INCURRED ON BOTH AIRCRAFT. THE CESSNA 182 IS REGISTERED TO AND WAS PILOTED BY THE ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^. THE AIRCRAFT WAS BEING OPERATED UNDER PART 91 WITH NO PASSENGERS ON BOARD.
THE CESSNA 182 HAD JUST COMPLETED ITS FLIGHT AND WAS TAXING BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL PARKING SPOT ON THE RAMP. WHILE TRYING TO MANEUVER HIS AIRCRAFT BETWEEN TWO PARKED PLANES, THE 182'S LEFT WING STRUCK THE PARKED C150. THE PILOT SHUT DOWN HIS AIRCRAFT AND SUBSEQUENTLY NOTIFIED THE OWNER OF THE C150, AND THE CHARLOTTE FLIGHT STANDARDS OFFICE.
T-EA68-FY23-1060
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