NOTE: This aircraft was involved in the below accident on June 15,2021 and then while sitting outside overnight was flipped over in a wind storm.  See Photos

DESCRIPTION OF ACCIDENT:  "According to the pilot's statement, he said after crossing the threshold, he applied too much back pressure and floated down the runway. The crosswind blew him to the right side of the runway. At that point, the aircraft then began to oscillate on the runway and student pilot overcorrected and the aircraft went off the runway onto the grass. The aircraft went down a small hill on the side of the runway and ended up inverted off the edge of the runway.

At some point during this incident sequence, the nose gear was torn from the aircraft."

AIRCRAFT:  1967 Piper PA-28-140    N4281J   S/N: 28-22641   TT: ~4,470

ENGINE:  Lycoming   Model:  O-320-E2A   S/N: L-15100-27A   TT: ~3,190.3   TSMOH: ~992.5

PROPELLER:  Sensenich   Model:  74DM6-0-56   S/N:  A-45221Q   TT: UNK

Date of Accident:  June 15, 2021

Date of Last Annual Inspection:  June 30, 2020

EQUIPMENT: 

PS Engineering PM 1000 II

King KMA-20 TSO

Bendix King KX 155 Nav/Com

Narco AT 150 TSO

DESCRIPTION OF DAMAGES: 

See Photos

LOCATION OF AIRCRAFT:    Ozark, Alabama

SALVAGE MAY BE INSPECTED BY CONTACTING:  Jim Cohrs @ 770-570-7473

REMARKS:  See STC Updates under documents.    This aircraft was involved in the below accident on June 15,2021 and then while sitting outside overnight was flipped over in a wind storm.