Incident Overview
At 20:15 UTC on July 7, 2024, a Cirrus Design SR22 aircraft, registration LV-IUU, experienced a left main wheel puncture while taxiing after landing at San Fernando International Airport (SADF), Buenos Aires, Argentina. The incident occurred after the aircraft had completed its landing and was proceeding to taxiway B. The event was classified as a system component failure – non-powerplant (SCF-NP).
Aircraft and Flight Details
The aircraft was a Cirrus Design SR22, serial number 3714, with a maximum takeoff weight of 2,250 kg. It was privately owned and operated. The flight originated from Carmelo International Airport (SUCM) and was a general aviation recreational flight under visual meteorological conditions. The crew consisted of one pilot, and there were three passengers on board.
Sequence of Events
After landing, while the aircraft was taxiing toward taxiway B, the left main wheel tire punctured. The puncture did not result in any damage to the aircraft, and no injuries were sustained by the pilot, passengers, or any other persons.
Injuries and Damage
No injuries were reported among the one crew member, three passengers, or others. The aircraft sustained no damage. All occupants were uninjured.