CESSNA 210D manuals

This document is an opinion and order from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) regarding a case involving a Cessna 210D aircraft. The case centers around a collision incident that occurred on February 21, 2010, when the pilot of the Cessna 210D collided with a parked Citation 560 XL while taxiing. The NTSB reviewed the circumstances surrounding the incident, including the airworthiness of the Cessna 210D following the collision and the actions of the pilot. The opinion discusses regulatory violations related to operating an aircraft in an unairworthy condition and the implications of the pilot's actions during the incident. The document is intended for legal and aviation professionals involved in aviation safety and regulatory compliance.

• The incident involved a Cessna 210D colliding with a Citation 560 XL.
• The pilot was found to have operated the aircraft in an unairworthy condition.
• The collision occurred on February 21, 2010, at Opa Locka Airport.
• The pilot's actions were deemed careless and reckless by the NTSB.
• The pilot's certificate was suspended for 60 days due to regulatory violations.