Incident Summary
A recently landed aircraft was being maneuvered on the runway under the guidance of the tower. The pilot was directed to execute a 180-degree turn on the runway and then make a left turn onto the first taxiway. During the left turn, which was performed in a crosswind, the aircraft was blown over onto its back.
Sequence of Events
After landing, the pilot contacted the tower for taxi instructions. The tower instructed the pilot to perform a 180-degree turn on the runway, followed by a left turn onto the first taxiway. The pilot successfully completed the 180-degree turn. However, while attempting the left turn onto the taxiway, the existing wind conditions affected the aircraft's handling. The pilot did not sufficiently compensate for the crosswind, and as a result, the aircraft was blown over onto its back. The incident occurred on the taxiway.
Probable Cause
The pilot did not sufficiently compensate for the existing wind conditions while turning left onto the taxiway, resulting in the aircraft being blown over onto its back.