What happened
During the landing phase at Trollhättan-Målöga Airport, the aircraft experienced a sudden loss of pitch control that caused the nose to strike the ground. This maneuver resulted in the aircraft nosed over and coming to a complete stop in an inverted position.
Despite the impact, there were no injuries reported among the zero fatalities or the occupants on board. Both individuals present in the cockpit were able to exit the aircraft safely following the event. The incident resulted in structural damage to the airframe, though records indicate that the aircraft was subsequently repaired for future use.
Findings
- The aircraft ended its movement in an upside-down position.
- The primary event was a nose-over during landing.
- No injuries were sustained by the crew or occupants.