What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Solo student on takeoff roll, impacted ground with right wing tip of aircraft, plane ran off runway and tipped over (.4)the student pilot preparing to take-off for a VFR supervised local area solo flight encountered an increase in wind velocity and a rapid change in wind direction. He lost control when the wind rolled the aircraft right. The pilot's subsequent control inputs resulted in the aircraft rolling left and pitching nose over. The aircraft returned to the upright position following dissipation of the kinetic energies.
As the FAA filed it
SOLO STUDENT ON TAKEOFF ROLL, IMPACTED GROUND WITH RIGHT WING TIP OF AIRCRAFT, PLANE RAN OFF RUNWAY AND TIPPED OVER (.4)THE STUDENT PILOT PREPARING TO TAKE-OFF FOR A VFR SUPERVISED LOCAL AREA SOLO FLIGHT ENCOUNTERED AN INCREASE IN WIND VELOCITY AND A RAPID CHANGE IN WIND DIRECTION. HE LOST CONTROL WHEN THE WIND ROLLED THE AIRCRAFT RIGHT. THE PILOT'S SUBSEQUENT CONTROL INPUTS RESULTED IN THE AIRCRAFT ROLLING LEFT AND PITCHING NOSE OVER. THE AIRCRAFT RETURNED TO THE UPRIGHT POSITION FOLLOWING DISSIPATION OF THE KINETIC ENERGIES.
NTSB investigation
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