Accident Details
On November 7, 2025, at 1331 Pacific standard time, an experimental amateur-built ICP Savannah amphibious airplane, registration N358D, was involved in an accident near Pacific, Washington. The aircraft sustained substantial damage. The pilot and the passenger were not injured. The flight was operated as a personal flight under Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported that while in cruise flight, the propeller separated from the engine. After the separation, the pilot determined that the airplane could not glide to the intended destination airport. A grassy field was selected for a forced landing.
Forced Landing and Damage
During the forced landing, the wheels and floats sank into the soft grass, causing the airplane to nosed over and come to rest inverted. The wings and fuselage sustained substantial damage.
Post-Accident Actions
The airplane was recovered from the accident site and retained for further examination. As of the report, the propeller had not been recovered.
Investigation Status
The investigation is ongoing. No probable cause has been determined.