Casualties unknown

2019-08-26: 3Xtrim (A77BJJ) — Pilot samolotów ultralekkich — Leszno (EPLS), PL

Leszno (EPLS), PL

On August 26, 2019, a 3Xtrim (registration A77BJJ) operated by Pilot samolotów ultralekkich was involved in an aviation accident near Leszno (EPLS), PL. This summary draws on records from the Polish State Commission on Aircraft Accidents Investigation (PKBWL); 8 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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The Polish State Commission on Aircraft Accident Investigation decided not to investigate an incident involving a 3Xtrim ultralight aircraft (SP-A77BJJ) at Leszno on 26 August 2019, citing non-compliance with regulations.

Incident Overview

On 26 August 2019, an incident occurred at Leszno Airport (EPLS) involving a 3Xtrim ultralight aircraft bearing registration SP-A77BJJ. The event was reported to the Polish State Commission on Aircraft Accident Investigation (PKBWL).

Investigation Decision

The PKBWL reviewed the documentation related to the incident and, acting under Article 135 point 6 of the Aviation Law Act of 3 July 2002 (as amended), decided on 29 September 2020 to refrain from conducting a formal investigation. The decision was documented as Incident No. 3780/2019.

Reason for Non-Investigation

The Commission determined that the aircraft had been built or was used in a manner inconsistent with applicable regulations. This non-compliance was the sole stated reason for the decision to forgo a full investigation. The PKBWL further resolved to notify the President of the Civil Aviation Authority of its decision.

Documentation

The official record, signed by Commission members, notes that the aircraft did not conform to regulatory standards at the time of construction or operation. No additional details regarding the nature of the incident or any potential consequences were provided in the source document.

Investigation report by the Polish State Commission on Aircraft Accidents Investigation (PKBWL). Original record: https://pkbwl.gov.pl/raporty/2019-3780/. This page is a structured re-presentation; facts and quotes are in the Panstwowa Komisja Badania Wypadkow Lotniczych (PKBWL), Poland.