Cirrus SR22 Off-Runway Excursion at Plessis-Belleville (N24EE)

Incident Overview and Aircraft Details On July 13, 2016, at approximately 12:15 local time, a private Cirrus SR22 aircraft, registered as N24EE, experienced an off-runway excursion during landing at the Plessis-Belleville aerodrome. The aircraft was operating a local general aviation flight for personal convenience. The flight crew consisted of one pilot and two passengers. The incident resulted in damage to the nose landing gear and the propeller. The aerodrome runway 25, which was paved, measured 700 meters in length and 20 meters in width. The pilot, who was also the aircraft's owner, held a U.S.-issued airline pilot license and had approximately 22,000 total flight hours, including about 1,200 hours on the Cirrus SR22. At the time of the accident, the pilot estimated the wind to be slightly crosswind, at less than 10 knots.