What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Student held extreme nose high altitude on takeoff, stalling and landing hard instructor took controls too late. (-23) instructor & student practicing soft field take off. Student stalled aircraft, instructor attempted to recover with power & control input, but was too late. Aircraft bounced hard once or twice and struck the ground adjacent to the runway. The aircraft ended up about 65 ft. from the runway damaging prop, collapsing nose gear, damaging engine mount and firewall. There is substantial damage to the tail, wing and empennage.
As the FAA filed it
STUDENT HELD EXTREME NOSE HIGH ALTITUDE ON TAKEOFF, STALLING AND LANDING HARD INSTRUCTOR TOOK CONTROLS TOO LATE. (-23) INSTRUCTOR & STUDENT PRACTICING SOFT FIELD TAKE OFF. STUDENT STALLED AIRCRAFT, INSTRUCTOR ATTEMPTED TO RECOVER WITH POWER & CONTROL INPUT, BUT WAS TOO LATE. AIRCRAFT BOUNCED HARD ONCE OR TWICE AND STRUCK THE GROUND ADJACENT TO THE RUNWAY. THE AIRCRAFT ENDED UP ABOUT 65 FT. FROM THE RUNWAY DAMAGING PROP, COLLAPSING NOSE GEAR, DAMAGING ENGINE MOUNT AND FIREWALL. THERE IS SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE TO THE TAIL, WING AND EMPENNAGE.
NTSB investigation
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