Cessna P206D
FAA incident reports · 19
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Incident 20260110000189ICessna P206D · Hillsboro, ORAs stated by the pilot: The pilot contacted Hillsboro ground, letting them know of my intentions to do a brake burn-in, and that this would be a ground operation only, and we would exit the runway taxi back to parking on completion. I requested access to the…Incident 20241020015939ICessna P206D · Marietta, PAPilot experienced engine failure while climbing to an altitude of 10,500 feet. As a result of the engine failure the pilot was forced to make an off-field landing, with no damage to the aircraft.Incident 20170508009659ICessna P206D · Lincoln, CAAircraft departed lhm, pilot smelled smoke and returned to lhm and landed without incident. It was determined the vacuum pump oil seal leaked for unknown reasons.Incident 20161218021009ICessna P206D · Lincoln, CAPilot experienced extreme rough running engine on climb out. Turned back towards airport, declared emergency and aircraft engine failed. Without sufficient altitude to attempt restart, pilot secured engine and landed in field near departed runway.Incident 20040225005069ICessna P206D · Soldotna, AK(-23) Returning from a hunting trip the pilot checked the weather and NOTAMS for the airport, noting a local NOTAM for "braking action nil". This NOTAM had been in place for most of the winter because the airport did not sand the runway. When the pilot…Accident 19960505036249ACessna P206D · White Plains, NYLocal flight engine began shake then quit. Smoke. Ditched in reservoir. NR1 connecting rod bolt broken and missing.Accident 19940918028269ACessna P206D · Decatur Island, WAEngine idled on climbout. Nosed over short of another Island strip. Worn throttle lever disconnected.Incident 19910703036129ICessna P206D · Crescent City, CAPilot departed airport in weather below basic VFR minimum without ATC clearance. Conflict with incoming traffic.Incident 19910102004349ICessna P206D · Portland, ORRadio failed. Entered control area without communication. Landed after given light signal.Accident 19880228003859ACessna P206D · Eagle Lake, TXRough engine and oil on windshield then smoke and fire in cabin. Burned on landing. Blown cylinder broke gas line.Accident 19850823061699ACessna P206D · Limerick, MESink rate increased over tree line, added full power but hit hard. Bounced. Nose gear collapsed, nosed over.Incident 19840324046909ICessna P206D · Hemet, CAFirst static line jump. Jumper fowled main chute with his arm. Cut it away but opened the reserve chute too late.Incident 19791122044389ICessna P206D · Oklahoma City, OKNose gear strut became flat when landing in rough sod runway. Gear broke off, damaged prop and cowl.Incident 19790318009159ICessna 206CESSNA · Ramapo, NYHard landing damaged nose wheel and prop.Accident 19790121001319ACessna P206D · Seminole, TXAircraft had internal engine failure. It received damage in the forced landing which followed.Accident 19751110035759ACessna P206D · Abiquiu, NMOff arpt lnd,found 11/11/75.drenched with gas & set afire by unkn person 11/13/75.inj presumed.Accident 19751019034299ACessna P206D · VAAccident 19741202041199ACessna P206D · Augusta, GAR wing fuel cap loose held by chain.Accident 19740630022509ACessna P206D · Alameda, CA
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