20240413003419A

The aircraft, a Cirrus SR20, was operated by a certified flight instructor (CFI) and student pilot. The aircraft had been working in the traffic pattern as part of the student pilots flight training. The aircraft was cleared for take-off on runway 26R. The air traffic controller stated that they were scanning the field after giving the aircraft clearance for take-off when they looked back at the aircraft, and it was off the runway about 2000 feet from the approach end. The student pilot stated that they were attempting to perform a simulated soft field take-off at the time of the accident. He said that he had the yoke pulled back as they increased power, but the aircraft quickly pitched up and the stall horn began to sound. The student pilot and the CFI attempted to nose the aircraft over, but the aircraft descended into the ground. The impact resulted in substantial damage to the propeller, engine mounts, engine firewall, right wing flap controls, and right-wing root. Additionally, both the nose landing gear and right landing gear were sheared from the aircraft. The CFI stated that the student pilot held the yoke too FAR back and was unable to correct it prior to the aircraft pitching up and then aircraft impacting the ground. No injuries were reported.