BA Swallow 2, G-AFCL, 27 August 2009
Summary:
After a normal landing on a grass airstrip, the aircraft veered to the right and departed the right side of the runway. It struck a fence at slow speed and sustained damage to its propeller, forward fuselage, both wings and the right main landing gear. The pilot, who had been unable to correct the aircraft’s turn to the right, reported that the cross strut on the right main landing gear had failed, probably during the landing, altering the landing gear’s geometry. He was unable to explain the cause of the failure but did not consider that it was a result of the landing, which had been normal.
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Published 10 December 2014