What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The pilot of aircraft #1, Cessna 175 stating that he was taxing from the tie down area attempting to maneuver between a parked white school bus and a parked aircraft, glastar, aircraft #2. When his left-wing tip scraped the glastar rudder. The pilot shut down his aircraft and examined the damages to both aircraft. Aircraft #1 had minor paint transfer to his orange left wing tip and the parked aircraft #2 sustained considerable damage to the top of the rudder.
As the FAA filed it
THE PILOT OF AIRCRAFT #1, CESSNA 175 STATING THAT HE WAS TAXING FROM THE TIE DOWN AREA ATTEMPTING TO MANEUVER BETWEEN A PARKED WHITE SCHOOL BUS AND A PARKED AIRCRAFT, GLASTAR, AIRCRAFT #2. WHEN HIS LEFT-WING TIP SCRAPED THE GLASTAR RUDDER. THE PILOT SHUT DOWN HIS AIRCRAFT AND EXAMINED THE DAMAGES TO BOTH AIRCRAFT. AIRCRAFT #1 HAD MINOR PAINT TRANSFER TO HIS ORANGE LEFT WING TIP AND THE PARKED AIRCRAFT #2 SUSTAINED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO THE TOP OF THE RUDDER.
Other aircraft in the event · 1
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