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We were in a Cessna 205 or 206 (not sure, not important). We were going to fly to Minnesota from Texas to see family friends for a week. I was in the pilot seat, my dad in the copilot seat, my brother behind me, my mom to his right. The last two seats (of six) were folded down with all our luggage back there. I was 13, and I was supposed to take off. I pushed the throttle in, and from the start was left of the centerline.

"More right rudder. More right rudder."

I had it pinned to the floor, but we were still going to the left. The left main gear is now off the pavement.

"My airplane, my airplane," said my dad. He pulled back, and we went in the air. Lacking speed, we crash back down. Mom is praying in the back, and I'm just staring at the hangar we're going straight towards. This plane has full wing tanks, and I'm thinking this doesn't look pretty. We miss the hangar, repeatedly going up and back down, just trying to get airborne. We cross the small airport road, and before I know it, there's grass in the windshield, the glass cracked, dust all in the air, and I'm wondering what happened.

Dad shuts the plane down, gets out, and helps mom out. She's crying and in serious pain. My brother is about to get out, but I can't get my seatbelt undone, and my door is jammed. He undoes my seatbelt and I crawl out the right. Dad is talking to Mom, and my brother and I remind them we should move away from the plane. It's upside-down, and it hit a fenceline. The propeller would have looked like a Nazi symbol if it had one more blade.

Mom pulled her waistband down and her legs were all bruised. She and my brother only had lapbelts, and her's was not completely tight. She's a heavy lady, and there's blood coming from her crotch. I already figured my sister wasn't going to come out alive. My brother got the truck, my dad called the airport manager, and we drove to the hospital. The baby was fine, and everything turned out just okay.

The NTSB report found it was pilot error for failure to abort in a timely manner. The left brake was locked up, which explains why we couldn't get our speed up. My brother had some bruises that healed, and Mom still has thick, raised scars on her thighs from her seatbelt. My sister is now 5 years old, and she loves flying.

I told the story since it didn't make sense not to put it first. I'm sure there are plenty of questions I haven't covered. AMA

EDIT: Sorry if this wasn't what the request was looking for. We didn't get more than 50' from the ground, so it's not like we had a forced landing. One of my dad's students was in a terrible crash a few years ago, and she totaled another plane a few months ago on the ground. Dad has made forced landings after engine-outs before, walking up to random farmers to ask for a phone. General aviation is full of fun pilot stories, but this one's not necessarily exciting.

EDIT 2: There are some people in here that are very upset that I was in the left seat. First of all, it's legal, just risky. You're still the pilot-in-command, and you have to make sure you're okay with reversing your hands. My dad had flown with us this way every time he took us flying, especially since he'd been slowly been inching his way towards a CFI as we got older. I wasn't in control for very long, and he took over just when he should have. None of the decisions made were from a cavalier point of view, and all of them were perfectly sane except the failure to abort. That wasn't smart, but it was an easy mistake to make in that situation. We were right around rotation speed, and had we had 5 knots more, we would have been in the air.

EDIT 3: Thanks, steamfire. This is the NTSB report. It looks like it was a Cessna 210, but I think I got everything else right. This was five years ago, so I'm sorry I got that detail wrong. http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief2.asp?ev_id=20040723X01049&ntsbno=FTW04LA195&akey=1

EDIT 4: Sorry, donslice also found the report and was the first to send it. I didn't notice they were two different redditors. Thanks for the report to you too, don.

EDIT 5: Hey guys, I need to do some schoolwork. I'll answer any more posted questions later.