What happened
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(-16) At st. charles county smart airport (352) Cessna 150, N6605G was on an instructional flight with a student pilot and CFI practicing stop and go landings on runway 36. A go-around was initiated by verbal instructions from the CFI at approximately 30' above ground level. During go-around, with full flaps extended, full power was applied. CFI reported that the student applied full up elevator and would not release the yoke. The student reported that during the go-around the instructor took control of the airplane. A witness observed the aircraft at about 200' AGL, the aircraft rolled to the right and made a 180 degree turn and nose-dived into the ground. privacy data omitted
As the FAA filed it
(-16) AT ST. CHARLES COUNTY SMART AIRPORT (352) CESSNA 150, N6605G WAS ON AN INSTRUCTIONAL FLIGHT WITH A STUDENT PILOT AND CFI PRACTICING STOP AND GO LANDINGS ON RUNWAY 36. A GO-AROUND WAS INITIATED BY VERBAL INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE CFI AT APPROXIMATELY 30' ABOVE GROUND LEVEL. DURING GO-AROUND, WITH FULL FLAPS EXTENDED, FULL POWER WAS APPLIED. CFI REPORTED THAT THE STUDENT APPLIED FULL UP ELEVATOR AND WOULD NOT RELEASE THE YOKE. THE STUDENT REPORTED THAT DURING THE GO-AROUND THE INSTRUCTOR TOOK CONTROL OF THE AIRPLANE. A WITNESS OBSERVED THE AIRCRAFT AT ABOUT 200' AGL, THE AIRCRAFT ROLLED TO THE RIGHT AND MADE A 180 DEGREE TURN AND NOSE-DIVED INTO THE GROUND. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^
NTSB investigation
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