On November 4, 1987, a Cessna 182H (registration N8411S) was involved in an aviation accident near Willcox, AZ. This summary draws on records from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) historical archive.
Aircraft experienced an extended ground roll and remained in ground effect before climbing to 100 feet, followed by a nose-over on landing at density altitude of 5800 ft.
The pilot reported that the takeoff ground roll was unusually long. After liftoff, the aircraft stayed in ground effect until just before the end of the runway, then climbed to approximately 100 feet. The pilot landed in a soft field. During the landing roll, the aircraft nosed over.
Density altitude was 5800 feet. There were no mechanical failures or malfunctions reported.
Aircraft experienced an extended ground roll and remained in ground effect before climbing to 100 feet, followed by a nose-over on landing at density altitude of 5800 ft.
The accident on 4 Nov 1987 involved a Cessna 182H, registration N8411S, at Willcox, AZ.
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