Accident Description
On 28 June 2023 at 13:34 local time, a Pilatus PC-6/B2-H4 aircraft experienced an accident during landing on runway 24R at Příbram Airport (LKPM) in the Czech Republic. According to the pilot's statement, directional control was lost during a crosswind landing. The aircraft veered to the right, causing the left wing to drop. The left balance rod, located on the outer part of the left aileron, subsequently contacted the grass. In the final stage, the outer portion of the left aileron was torn off and the wing structure became deformed.
Aircraft and Flight Details
The aircraft, registered as EC-LQH, was operated and owned by Jump Aviation, SL. It was conducting a flight under Visual Flight Rules (VFR). The flight originated from and was destined for Příbram Airport. The cockpit was occupied by one pilot. The type of operation was not specified in the initial notification.
Damage
The aircraft sustained minor damage, specifically the loss of the outer part of the left aileron and deformation of the wing. No damage was reported to the crew, passengers, third parties, or ground property.
Investigation
The accident is being investigated by the Air Accidents Investigation Institute (AAII) of the Czech Republic. The Swiss Transportation Safety Investigation Board (STSB) issued a notification regarding the event on 3 August 2023.