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C182-RG, Loss of control, at our airport

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Orest @ CYFD

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Pilot is OK. Happened last night. Lots of amubulances and fire trucks everywhere, there was no fire. Crane came in today to right the plane to tow it away.

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Reportedly landed in a crosswind of 10 to 15 knts, nothing crazy. But may have let the wind lift the upwind wing, plane skidded onto the nose and downwind mains, went off the runway, and then the plane flipped over diagonally. Lots of rubber on the runway.

Runway was closed since last night, just reopened now.

* Orest
 

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