Incident Overview
A Cessna 172R experienced a loss of control after landing when it was exposed to jet blast from a Boeing 767-300 that was taxiing. The incident occurred following instructions from air traffic control for the Cessna pilot to expedite crossing a parallel runway and position the aircraft along the left side of the stopped Boeing.
Sequence of Events
The pilot of the Cessna 172R landed and received clearance from air traffic control to expedite his crossing of a parallel runway. He was then instructed to pull up and stop along the left side of a stationary Boeing 767-300. The Boeing subsequently resumed its taxi and initiated a right turn. During the turn, the jet blast from the Boeing's engines struck the Cessna, causing it to flip onto its left wing.
Damage
The Cessna 172R sustained substantial damage to the left wing spar as a result of being rolled onto its left wing. The extent of other damage is not detailed in the source.
Probable Cause
The jet blast from a taxiing Boeing 767-300 caused the Cessna 172R to flip onto its left wing.