Accident Details
On 2 May 1965, a Piper J3C Cub aircraft, registered as HB-ORO, was involved in an accident while taxiing on the aerodrome of Basel-Mulhouse Airport. The aircraft collided with a signpost, resulting in damage estimated at 10 percent of the aircraft's value.
Investigation
The Federal Commission of Inquiry into Aircraft Accidents, acting in accordance with Article 32.2 and in agreement with the Bureau of Enquiries, adopted a summary procedure under Articles 27 ff. of the Ordinance on Aircraft Accident Investigations of 1 April 1960. The Commission took note of the first information report established on 6 May 1965 by the French Ministry of Public Works and Transport, which had been transmitted to the Commission on 14 May 1965.
Based on the available information, the Commission decided to refrain from further investigations or measures. No additional details regarding the circumstances of the accident were provided in the official report.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft involved was a Piper J3C Cub, a single-engine light aircraft commonly used for training and recreational flying. The specific registration HB-ORO identifies it as a Swiss-registered aircraft. No further technical or operational details were disclosed in the investigation documents.
Outcome
The accident resulted in minor structural damage to the aircraft. There is no mention of injuries to the pilot or any other persons. The Commission closed the case without assigning a probable cause or issuing any recommendations.