What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Aircraft was rented to certificated pilot, who had trouble starting the engine. Pilot then asked non-certificated flight school employee for assistance. While pilot was out of the aircraft, employee managed to start the engine and immediately lost control of the aircraft, resulting in an impact with a 1985 Cessna 182, serial number R18202020, registeredprivacy data omitted. Damage to aircraft b consists of serrated right wing and structural damage to it's fuselage, rendering it beyond economical repair.
As the FAA filed it
AIRCRAFT WAS RENTED TO CERTIFICATED PILOT, WHO HAD TROUBLE STARTING THE ENGINE. PILOT THEN ASKED NON-CERTIFICATED FLIGHT SCHOOL EMPLOYEE FOR ASSISTANCE. WHILE PILOT WAS OUT OF THE AIRCRAFT, EMPLOYEE MANAGED TO START THE ENGINE AND IMMEDIATELY LOST CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT, RESULTING IN AN IMPACT WITH A 1985 CESSNA 182, SERIAL NUMBER R18202020, REGISTERED^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^. DAMAGE TO AIRCRAFT B CONSISTS OF SERRATED RIGHT WING AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO IT'S FUSELAGE, RENDERING IT BEYOND ECONOMICAL REPAIR.
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