Accident Narrative
On 10 May 1967, a Piper PA-28-180, registration HB-OLI, was taxiing at Geneva Airport during nighttime darkness. The aircraft deviated from the taxiway and its propeller struck the concrete surface. No persons aboard or on the ground were injured. The aircraft sustained damage.
Aircraft and Flight Details
The aircraft involved was a Piper PA-28-180, a single-engine piston aircraft, registered in Switzerland as HB-OLI. The accident occurred while the aircraft was taxiing, presumably after landing or before takeoff. The exact phase of flight (arrival or departure) is not specified in the source.
Damage and Injuries
The source states that "the aircraft was damaged" and that "no persons came to harm." The propeller contact with concrete likely caused damage to the propeller and possibly the engine or airframe. Specific damage details are not provided.
The official investigation was conducted by the Swiss Federal Aircraft Accident Investigation Commission, and the report was approved on 9 August 1967, with the decision circulated on 31 October 1967.