What happened
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The student pilot was conducting a solo flight with the intention of performing several touch and go landings on runway 24 at abe. After the student departed for the first trip in the pattern the winds began to unexpectedly increase. The student approached runway 24 and at about 200 feet felt that the runway was made and noticed that he had to add some left crosswind correction. Video evidence shows the aircraft touching down on 24 on it's right main and nose gears before settling on to the runway on all three landing gear. Approximately 2 seconds later the aircraft's left wing raises and the aircraft again appears to only be on it's right main and nose gears. The tail then begins to raise slowly and the aircraft ends up upside down.
As the FAA filed it
THE STUDENT PILOT WAS CONDUCTING A SOLO FLIGHT WITH THE INTENTION OF PERFORMING SEVERAL TOUCH AND GO LANDINGS ON RUNWAY 24 AT ABE. AFTER THE STUDENT DEPARTED FOR THE FIRST TRIP IN THE PATTERN THE WINDS BEGAN TO UNEXPECTEDLY INCREASE. THE STUDENT APPROACHED RUNWAY 24 AND AT ABOUT 200 FEET FELT THAT THE RUNWAY WAS MADE AND NOTICED THAT HE HAD TO ADD SOME LEFT CROSSWIND CORRECTION. VIDEO EVIDENCE SHOWS THE AIRCRAFT TOUCHING DOWN ON 24 ON IT'S RIGHT MAIN AND NOSE GEARS BEFORE SETTLING ON TO THE RUNWAY ON ALL THREE LANDING GEAR. APPROXIMATELY 2 SECONDS LATER THE AIRCRAFT'S LEFT WING RAISES AND THE AIRCRAFT AGAIN APPEARS TO ONLY BE ON IT'S RIGHT MAIN AND NOSE GEARS. THE TAIL THEN BEGINS TO RAISE SLOWLY AND THE AIRCRAFT ENDS UP UPSIDE DOWN.
NTSB investigation
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