What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Second solo bounced landing. Tried go around full flaps. Exited runway through fence in residential yard. (-23) during student pilot's second solo. Student bounced during a landing and decided to go around. Student added and received full power from engine as evidenced by witnesses and later prop strikes. A very high angle of attack was maintained with flaps in full down position. Aircraft floundered at low airspeed with significant left drift. The aircraft narrowly missed a fuel truck, FBO and a hangar finally striking a wire before crashing into hurricane fence. Aircraft skidded across street stopping in families' yard.
As the FAA filed it
SECOND SOLO BOUNCED LANDING. TRIED GO AROUND FULL FLAPS. EXITED RUNWAY THROUGH FENCE IN RESIDENTIAL YARD. (-23) DURING STUDENT PILOT'S SECOND SOLO. STUDENT BOUNCED DURING A LANDING AND DECIDED TO GO AROUND. STUDENT ADDED AND RECEIVED FULL POWER FROM ENGINE AS EVIDENCED BY WITNESSES AND LATER PROP STRIKES. A VERY HIGH ANGLE OF ATTACK WAS MAINTAINED WITH FLAPS IN FULL DOWN POSITION. AIRCRAFT FLOUNDERED AT LOW AIRSPEED WITH SIGNIFICANT LEFT DRIFT. THE AIRCRAFT NARROWLY MISSED A FUEL TRUCK, FBO AND A HANGAR FINALLY STRIKING A WIRE BEFORE CRASHING INTO HURRICANE FENCE. AIRCRAFT SKIDDED ACROSS STREET STOPPING IN FAMILIES' YARD.
NTSB investigation
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