What happened
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On Sunday, 8/18/2013, at approximately 7:15 pm, a student pilot landed a CE-172S, N647SP, s/n 172S8054 hard on runway 35 at Summit Airport (evy), and the aircraft experienced substantial damage. The student pilot was not injured during the event. The student failed to execute a go-around when airspeed and altitude did not facilitate a safe landing.
As the FAA filed it
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ON SUNDAY, 8/18/2013, AT APPROXIMATELY 7:15 PM, A STUDENT PILOT LANDED A CE-172S, N647SP, S/N 172S8054 HARD ON RUNWAY 35 AT SUMMIT AIRPORT (EVY), AND THE AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCED SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE. THE STUDENT PILOT WAS NOT INJURED DURING THE EVENT. THE STUDENT FAILED TO EXECUTE A GO-AROUND WHEN AIRSPEED AND ALTITUDE DID NOT FACILITATE A SAFE LANDING.
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