Incident Overview
A pilot attempted to land on a ranch dirt road after clearing a power line. During the approach, the pilot reported the airplane began to sink. Increasing engine power did not provide sufficient climb to clear the line, so the pilot elected to fly under it.
Sequence of Events
After flying under the power line, the airplane's left wing impacted a parked vehicle. The collision caused the airplane to skid approximately 300 feet before coming to rest upright.
Damage and Aftermath
The parked vehicle was struck, and the airplane sustained damage from the impact and subsequent skid. The airplane came to rest in an upright position. No further details about injuries or other damage were provided in the source.
Key Facts
- The pilot intentionally flew under a power line after failing to clear it.
- The left wing struck a parked vehicle after crossing the line.
- The airplane skidded about 300 feet before stopping.
Source Information
This report is based solely on the official accident investigation source, which did not specify aircraft type, registration, date, operator, location, or occupant status. No probable cause was stated.