What happened
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CFI with student and rear seat student observer departed airport to south practice area for an hour. When returning to airport they noticed an approaching storm from the west. The instructor took the controls due to gusty winds and attempted the first approach but went around due to wind conditions. On the second landing attempt CFI stated winds pushed them down the runway. When ground contact was made heavy breaking was applied. Aircraft then went off the end of the runway to the southeast. The right main and nose landing gear collapsed and both propeller blades bent back.
As the FAA filed it
CFI WITH STUDENT AND REAR SEAT STUDENT OBSERVER DEPARTED AIRPORT TO SOUTH PRACTICE AREA FOR AN HOUR. WHEN RETURNING TO AIRPORT THEY NOTICED AN APPROACHING STORM FROM THE WEST. THE INSTRUCTOR TOOK THE CONTROLS DUE TO GUSTY WINDS AND ATTEMPTED THE FIRST APPROACH BUT WENT AROUND DUE TO WIND CONDITIONS. ON THE SECOND LANDING ATTEMPT CFI STATED WINDS PUSHED THEM DOWN THE RUNWAY. WHEN GROUND CONTACT WAS MADE HEAVY BREAKING WAS APPLIED. AIRCRAFT THEN WENT OFF THE END OF THE RUNWAY TO THE SOUTHEAST. THE RIGHT MAIN AND NOSE LANDING GEAR COLLAPSED AND BOTH PROPELLER BLADES BENT BACK.
NTSB investigation
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