What happened
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On 4/30/2017 1315 MST, N4403Z P2-28-181 archer ii, reported a rough running engine to the tower, as the investigation unfolds it was found that the student solo declared an emergency on the upwind after departing 22R. Student made a right 270 and a left 90 to land back on 4R. Student landed long and departed the runway to the right after touchdown near D8. The aircraft ran into the windsock during the excursion damaging the right wing and horizontal stabilizer. The student did not receive any injuries. Data from the aircraft indicates the aircraft departed with flaps at 40 degrees which spooked the student into an emergency declaration. No abnormalities were found with the engine.
As the FAA filed it
ON 4/30/2017 1315 MST, N4403Z P2-28-181 ARCHER II, REPORTED A ROUGH RUNNING ENGINE TO THE TOWER, AS THE INVESTIGATION UNFOLDS IT WAS FOUND THAT THE STUDENT SOLO DECLARED AN EMERGENCY ON THE UPWIND AFTER DEPARTING 22R. STUDENT MADE A RIGHT 270 AND A LEFT 90 TO LAND BACK ON 4R. STUDENT LANDED LONG AND DEPARTED THE RUNWAY TO THE RIGHT AFTER TOUCHDOWN NEAR D8. THE AIRCRAFT RAN INTO THE WINDSOCK DURING THE EXCURSION DAMAGING THE RIGHT WING AND HORIZONTAL STABILIZER. THE STUDENT DID NOT RECEIVE ANY INJURIES. DATA FROM THE AIRCRAFT INDICATES THE AIRCRAFT DEPARTED WITH FLAPS AT 40 DEGREES WHICH SPOOKED THE STUDENT INTO AN EMERGENCY DECLARATION. NO ABNORMALITIES WERE FOUND WITH THE ENGINE.
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