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Flight Report	Flight: KL746	Date: 2017-03-02	KLM
Pilot's Name / UserName	Robin Dovermann / visitor
Aircraft Name:	Mooney Bravo Retro
Aircraft Type:	Single Engine Piston (SEP)
Departure:	VCCA - Anuradhapura AB - Sri Lanka
Arrival:	VCCA - Anuradhapura AB - Sri Lanka
Departure Time:	02:51:00 (21:52:00 GMT)
Arrival Time:	02:55:00 (21:55:00 GMT)
Passengers:	2
Cargo:	45 kg
Flight Result:	Horrible
Flight Data
Take-Off Weight:	1472 kg	Landing Weight:	1470 kg
Take-Off fuel:	180 kg	Landing Fuel:	168 kg
Total Block Time:	00:03:09	Total Block Time (Night):	00:03:09
Total Airborne Time:	00:02:25	Total Time On Ground:	00:01:13
Max Altitude:	1151ft	Cruise Speed:	0 kt (mach 0.00)
Landing Data
Landing Speed:	79 kt
Landing Pitch:	4.46°
TouchDown Vertical Speed:	-865.38 ft/mn
PAX Feedback
Passengers Opinion:	0%
Detail:	Are disappointed because the flight was too short. Were anxious because they flew over a war risk zone. Were irritated by the excess G-forces. (+3.20). Were terrified because of the problem during flight. Were relieved to land safely after an emergency. Wonder if they landed or if they crashed (hard landing).
Incidents
Mayday Transmitted:	yes
Crash:	no
Incident Report:	The left fuel tank was hit by a ground shot and started leaking fuel. The vacuum system was hit by a ground shot. Your aircraft received a few ground shots. One or more engines failed*. The pilot landed roughly causing one tire to explode.
Casualties:	-
Pilot Assessment
Bonus:	150
Positive Assessment:	There was a problem aboard and you declared an emergency. (+50 only you caused the problem) Flying in a combat area and a safe landing. (+100)
Penality:	1100
Negative Assessment:	You didn't land at the scheduled airport VCBI but since you were conducting an emergency you will not receive a penalty. Landing so roughly that a tire explode is not a good idea. (-300) You made a very hard landing at -865 ft/mn and the aircraft sustained damage. (-400) Forgetting to set the proper flaps during landing is an extremely dangerous fault and does not show proper piloting skills. (-400)