N371P is a 2004 Cessna 560XL. It is a fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft with 13 seats, powered by a P&W Canada PW545 SER. Its registration was cancelled in Jun 2004. Its standard airworthiness certificate was issued in Jun 2006. This page also carries 1 NTSB event.
FAA recordRegistered in Wilmington, DE in 2006 · deregistered in 2004.
2006
2004
The non-certificated pilot reported that he was conducting a local flight from a grass runway. During the initial climb, the powered parachute started drifting to the right and the pilot was unable maintain control with the foot pedals. The pilot elected to land on the same runway, but during the landing roll, he was unable to stop the powered parachute before it departed the runway and collided with trees. The powered parachute sustained substantial damage to the airframe during the accident sequence. A post-accident inspection by the pilot revealed that a parachute cord was wrapped around the right foot control pedal steering rod nut, impeding its movement. The pilot stated that he must have overlooked this anomaly during his preflight inspection and that there were otherwise no mechanical malfunctions or failures of the powered parachute that would have precluded normal operation.
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