Incident Overview
On 1 July 2019 at 19:30 UTC, a Cessna C-150M (registration LV-HKC, serial number 15078834) experienced a tire puncture during the landing roll at Aeródromo Morón in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The aircraft was being operated as a general aviation training flight. The pilot, holder of a Private Pilot License, was the sole occupant sustaining no injuries.
Event Sequence
The aircraft was conducting a landing at Morón Airport (code SADM). During the deceleration phase on the runway, one of the tires punctured. The airplane came to a stop on the runway surface. According to the basic accident report, the aircraft did not sustain any damage.
Aircraft and Flight Details
- Aircraft: Cessna C-150M
- Registration: LV-HKC
- Operator: Private individual (owner)
- Maximum Takeoff Mass: up to 2250 kg
- Flight Itinerary: Departure and destination both at Aeródromo Morón
- Flight Type: General aviation training
- Weather: Visual meteorological conditions (VMC)
- Coordinates: 34°41'20"S, 58°38'37"W, elevation 95 ft
Investigation
The Junta de Investigación de Accidentes de Aviación Civil (JIAAC) initiated an investigation. Investigators requested information from various entities including ANAC (civil aviation authority), EANA (air navigation), and others. After reviewing photographs of the aircraft's position and condition, the runway was cleared. The report did not assign a probable cause.
Outcome
The tire puncture caused no further damage or injuries. The investigation concluded with the release of the runway and the report.