What happened
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(-23) Instructor and student were practicing full stop, full stall landings at the Ontario, Oregon airport. On the last landing the student bounced the a/c approx 30 feet in the air. To recover the landing the instructor took the flight controls. As the a/c touched down it started to veer to the right the pilot made a correction with the rudder and opposite and opposite brake. At this time the student applied heavy breaking and the a/c turned over on its nose and landed on the runway inverted.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) INSTRUCTOR AND STUDENT WERE PRACTICING FULL STOP, FULL STALL LANDINGS AT THE ONTARIO, OREGON AIRPORT. ON THE LAST LANDING THE STUDENT BOUNCED THE A/C APPROX 30 FEET IN THE AIR. TO RECOVER THE LANDING THE INSTRUCTOR TOOK THE FLIGHT CONTROLS. AS THE A/C TOUCHED DOWN IT STARTED TO VEER TO THE RIGHT THE PILOT MADE A CORRECTION WITH THE RUDDER AND OPPOSITE AND OPPOSITE BRAKE. AT THIS TIME THE STUDENT APPLIED HEAVY BREAKING AND THE A/C TURNED OVER ON ITS NOSE AND LANDED ON THE RUNWAY INVERTED.
NTSB investigation
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