What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot was cleared for a long landing on rwy 7L. His intention was to use full length to exit rwy 7L at twy a, where the aircraft is parked at his father's certificated facility near twy a. pilot touched down near twy c and was fast taxiing with tail up nearing twy b when anc twr said "privacy data omitted, if able turn left at bravo". Pilot replied "yes, if I can slow down and do a 180 turn on the runway". Pilot applied hard braking, and the aircraft went nose over/flipped over onto its back on the runway. The aircraft was removed from the runway using equipment owned by his father, from his father's certificated facility near twy a.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT WAS CLEARED FOR A LONG LANDING ON RWY 7L. HIS INTENTION WAS TO USE FULL LENGTH TO EXIT RWY 7L AT TWY A, WHERE THE AIRCRAFT IS PARKED AT HIS FATHER'S CERTIFICATED FACILITY NEAR TWY A. PILOT TOUCHED DOWN NEAR TWY C AND WAS FAST TAXIING WITH TAIL UP NEARING TWY B WHEN ANC TWR SAID "^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^, IF ABLE TURN LEFT AT BRAVO". PILOT REPLIED "YES, IF I CAN SLOW DOWN AND DO A 180 TURN ON THE RUNWAY". PILOT APPLIED HARD BRAKING, AND THE AIRCRAFT WENT NOSE OVER/FLIPPED OVER ONTO ITS BACK ON THE RUNWAY. THE AIRCRAFT WAS REMOVED FROM THE RUNWAY USING EQUIPMENT OWNED BY HIS FATHER, FROM HIS FATHER'S CERTIFICATED FACILITY NEAR TWY A.
NTSB investigation
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