Civil Air Patrol CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES Tail Damage Prevention.

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Civil Air Patrol CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES Tail Damage Prevention

Overview  Tail Strike Definition  Preflight Inspection  Surface Conditions  Soft Taxi Ways & Runways  Over-rotation During Takeoff  Over-rotation During Landing  Post Flight Inspection Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Definition  A “tail strike” is when the tail of an aircraft hits the runway during high speed actions like take off or landing.  May cause injury and is always expensive!  Tail Strike Video Tail Strike Video Tail Strike Video Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Preflight Inspection  Inspect the underside of the aircraft.  Overall condition – paint, dents, etc.  Inspect tail tie-down ring – scrapes / grass  Notify CAP personnel if undocumented damage is found; prior to flight. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES   Scraped Tie-down Ring  Tie-down Ring

Surface Wind Conditions  Departing the prepared surface – Avoid it!  X-winds contribute to prop & tail strikes.  May cause directional control issues.  Excessive or unexpected x-winds may drive aircraft off the prepared surface leading to possible prop & tail damage.  Be aware and prepared! Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Soft Taxiways & Soft Runways  Operate on dry soft surfaces when possible.  Potential for wheels to sink down during landing & taxi when the surface is wet, resulting in bounces causing propeller and/or tail strikes. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Soft Taxiways & Soft Runways (Continued)  FOD hazards – rocks, sticks, trash, etc.  Loose FOD can fly up from prop wash or landing gear causing damage to tail section. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Over-rotation During Takeoff  Rotate to the recommended pitch angle.  Maintain an established takeoff attitude.  Avoid sudden flight control deviations. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Over-rotation During Landing  Over-rotation is a major cause of tail strikes.  Maintain a safe sink rate during approach.  Set established landing attitude and avoid excessive pitch angle in landing flare.  Don’t try to salvage a bad landing.  Go around when unsafe conditions occur (unpredictable x-winds, high sink rate, bounce, ballooning, bad feeling, etc.) Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Post-flight Inspection  Inspect the Underside of Aircraft.  Overall condition – paint, dents, etc.  Inspect tail tie-down ring.  scrapes, bent, grass, etc.  Notify CAP personnel and document if any damage is found during the post-flight inspection. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Summary  Tail Strike Definition  Preflight Inspection  Surface Conditions  Soft Taxi Ways & Runways  Over-rotation During Takeoff  Over-rotation During Landing  Post Flight Inspection Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Questions Please be sure to utilize the local expertise in your chain of command to help with aviation related questions; your Unit, Wing, and Region Stan/Eval Officers (DOV) are a wealth of knowledge and are ready to assist. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES

Acknowledgments Many thanks to the following for their input into this presentation: Colonel Michael Jay Murrell – Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations Colonel Carlton Sumner – National Stan/Eval Officer Col Alex Kay – National Chief of Safety Mr. John Desmarais, Sr. – Director of Operations, CAP National Headquarters Joe Piccotti – Chief of Aircraft Operations, CAP National Headquarters Mr. Axel Kreimeier – National Safety Team Liaison, CAP National Headquarters Ms. Sylvia Wrigley – World Renowned Pilot & Aviation Author University of North Dakota – Tail Strike Avoidance Video Video Reference Web Link: to/avoid-dangerous-runway-tailstrikes-cessna-172-skyhawk-aircraft / to/avoid-dangerous-runway-tailstrikes-cessna-172-skyhawk-aircraft / to/avoid-dangerous-runway-tailstrikes-cessna-172-skyhawk-aircraft / And, all of those who supported this effort to enhance the safety of flight ops. Tail Damage Prevention CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES