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Aircraft Registration Number: N8098T Occurrence Date: Occurrence Type: 03/07/005 Accident Most Critical Injury: Minor Investigated By: NTSB Location/Time Nearest City/Place Shreveport Zip Code Local Time Time Zone LA 70360 0830 CST Airport Proximity: On Airport Aircraft Information Summary Aircraft Manufacturer Aero Vodochody Aero. Works Distance From Landing Facility: 0 Model/Series L-39C Direction From Airport: 0 Type of Aircraft Airplane Sightseeing Flight: No Narrative Brief narrative statement of facts, conditions and circumstances pertinent to the accident/incident: Air Medical Transport Flight: On March 7, 005, approximately 0830 central standard time, an Aero Vodochody L-39C experimental military jet trainer, N8098T, registered to and operated by the pilot, was substantially damaged during a runway overrun while landing on Runway 4 at the Shreveport Downtown Airport (DTN), near Shreveport, Louisiana. The airline transport pilot and passenger received minor injuries. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed, and an instrument flight rules flight plan was filed for the 4 Code of Federal Regulations Part 9 personal flight. The 38-nautical mile cross-country flight originated from the Houma-Terrebonne Airport (HUM), near Houma, Louisiana, approximately 0730, and was destined for DTN. The 7,00-hour pilot reported in the Pilot/Operator Aircraft Accident Report (NTSB Form 60./) that during a non-precision instrument approach to runway 4, at an airspeed of 40 knots, "the airplane experienced a downdraft causing the airplane to sink to 500 feet" mean sea level (msl), however, the pilot corrected the altitude and leveled off at 700 feet msl. After descending to the minimum descent altitude of 600 feet msl, the pilot saw the runway environment and continued the approach. At this time he noted light rain showers in the area. The pilot stated that after selecting full flaps and verifying the landing gear was down and locked, he performed a "normal landing in the normal touchdown area of runway 4." During the landing roll, he noted that braking action was "poor" and "the runway seemed wavy." The pilot then applied maximum braking using the hand brake while moving the control stick forward "to depress the squat switch on the nose wheel for braking," however, braking action remained poor. The pilot added that due to the 0-second spool-up time from idle power to full power, a go-around was not an option, and he elected to pull the emergency brake handle to assist in stopping the airplane. Subsequently, at an airspeed of approximately 0 knots, the airplane exited the departure end of runway 4, rolled down a shallow hill, and came to rest in a nose low attitude near an airport service road. A witness located on the ramp area of the airport reported in a written statement that he observed the L-39 during the landing roll on runway 4 near the runway 3/5 intersection "traveling quite rapidly." Using the Landing Ground Roll calculation chart (Figure A7-3-TAB) within the operating handbook for the L-39, the pilot calculated that the required landing distance for the estimated landing weight and speed to be approximately,6 feet. The chart states that the following conditions must exist: Idle power setting, full flaps, and speed brakes retracted. The pilot stated in the NTSB Form 60./ under the Recommendation (How This Accident Could Have Been Prevented) section: "more conservative estimation of runway stopping distance on [a] wet runway and better airspeed control on short final after viewing the runway environment." No - Page

Occurrence Date: 03/07/005 Narrative (Continued) Runway 4 is a 5,08-foot long and 50-foot wide asphalt runway. The airport manager reported the runway features slight upslope mid-length to assist in water draining. Examination of the runway by airport personnel shortly after the accident revealed no pooling of water; however, the surface of the runway was wet. Examination of the airplane, by the pilot revealed the nose structure was crushed downwards and aft. The nose wheel landing gear was also collapsed and pushed aft. At 0753, the automated surface observing system at DTN reported wind from 50 degrees at 3 knots, visibility statute miles, rain, cloud condition overcast at 600 feet, temperature 5 degrees Celsius, dew point 3 degrees Celsius, and an altimeter setting 9.85 inches of Mercury. At 0853, the automated surface observing system at DTN reported wind from 50 degrees at 4 knots, visibility statute mile, rain, cloud condition broken at 400 feet, broken at,000 feet, and overcast at,700 feet, temperature 6 degrees Celsius, dew point 4 degrees Celsius, and an altimeter setting of 9.86 inches of Mercury. - Page a

Occurrence Date: 03/07/005 Landing Facility/Approach Information Airport Name Airport ID: Airport Elevation Runway Used Runway Length Runway Width Shreveport Downtown Airport DTN 80 Ft. MSL 4 508 50 Runway Surface Type: Asphalt Runway Surface Condition: Wet Type Instrument Approach: ILS-localizer Only VFR Approach/Landing: Full Stop Aircraft Information Aircraft Manufacturer Aero Vodochody Aero. Works Model/Series L-39C Serial Number 4309 Airworthiness Certificate(s): Experimental (Special) Landing Gear Type: Retractable - Tricycle Homebuilt Aircraft? No Number of Seats: Engine Type: Turbo Fan - Aircraft Inspection Information Type of Last Inspection Continuous Airworthiness - Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Information Certified Max Gross Wt. Engine Manufacturer: AI Date of Last Inspection /0/004 0340 LBS Number of Engines: Model/Series: Rated Power: AT-5-TL 3750 LBS Time Since Last Inspection Airframe Total Time 0 Hours 30 Hours ELT Installed? No ELT Operated? No ELT Aided in Locating Accident Site? No Owner/Operator Information Registered Aircraft Owner Darryl Christen Operator of Aircraft Same as Reg'd Aircraft Owner Street Address 06 Krumbhaar Drive City Houma Street Address Same as Reg'd Aircraft Owner City LA Zip Code 70360 Zip Code Operator Does Business As: Operator Designator Code: - Type of U.S. Certificate(s) Held: None Air Carrier Operating Certificate(s): Operating Certificate: Operator Certificate: Regulation Flight Conducted Under: Part 9: General Aviation Type of Flight Operation Conducted: Personal - Page

First Pilot Information Name Occurrence Date: 03/07/005 City Date of Birth Age 54 Sex: M Seat Occupied: Front Certificate(s): Airline Transport Principal Profession: Unknown Certificate Number: Airplane Rating(s): Multi-engine Land; Single-engine Land; Single-engine Sea Rotorcraft/Glider/LTA: None Instrument Rating(s): Airplane Instructor Rating(s): Airplane Multi-engine; Airplane Single-engine; Instrument Airplane Type Rating/Endorsement for Accident/Incident Aircraft? Yes Medical Cert.: Class Medical Cert. Status: Valid Medical--w/ waivers/lim. Current Biennial Flight Review? 0/7/004 Date of Last Medical Exam: 06/0/004 - Flight Time Matrix Total Time Pilot In Command(PIC) Instructor Last 90 Days Last 30 Days Last 4 Hours All A/C 700 7000 400 85 5 4 This Make and Model 55 45 0 5 3 Airplane Single Engine 4600 4500 500 5 0 Airplane Mult-Engine Seatbelt Used? Yes Shoulder Harness Used? Yes Toxicology Performed? No Second Pilot? No 350 00 700 50 5 Night 000 950 00 5 8 Actual Instrument 800 750 500 30 0 Simulated 0 85 Rotorcraft 35 0 5 Glider Lighter Than Air Flight Plan/Itinerary Type of Flight Plan Filed: IFR Departure Point Airport Identifier Departure Time Time Zone Houma LA HUM 0730 CST Destination Airport Identifier Same as Accident/Incident Location DTN Type of Clearance: Type of Airspace: IFR Weather Information Source of Briefing: Flight Service Station Method of Briefing: Aircraft Radio - Page 3

Occurrence Date: 03/07/005 Weather Information WOF ID Observation Time Time Zone WOF Elevation WOF Distance From Accident Site Direction From Accident Site DTN 0853 CST 80 Ft. MSL 0 NM 0 Deg. Mag. Sky/Lowest Cloud Condition: Thin Broken 400 Ft. AGL Condition of Light: Day Lowest Ceiling: Broken 400 Ft. AGL Visibility: SM Altimeter: 9.86 "Hg Temperature: 6 C Dew Point: 4 C Wind Direction: 30 Density Altitude: Ft. Wind Speed: 4 Gusts: Weather Condtions at Accident Site: Instrument Conditions Visibility (RVR): Ft. Visibility (RVV) SM Intensity of Precipitation: Light Restrictions to Visibility: None Type of Precipitation: Rain Accident Information Aircraft Damage: Classification: - Injury Summary Matrix Aircraft Fire: Fatal Serious Minor None TOTAL Aircraft Explosion First Pilot Second Pilot Student Pilot Flight Instructor Check Pilot Flight Engineer Cabin Attendants Other Crew Passengers - TOTAL ABOARD - Other Ground - GRAND TOTAL - - Page 4

Occurrence Date: 03/07/005 Administrative Information Investigator-In-Charge (IIC) Alexander Lemishko Additional Persons Participating in This Accident/Incident Investigation: Ted Adams Aviation Safety Inspector Federal Aviation Administration 565 Corporate Boulevard, Third Floor Baton Rouge, LA 70808 - Page 5