What happened
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An instructor (PIC) and student pilot departed Deer valley airport (dvt) in a Cessna 150G privacy data omitted for a local training flight. The flight proceeded north of the airport to conduct training maneuvers.
During stall practice with power reduced to idle, the student applied power following stall recovery; however, the engine did not respond. The PIC assumed control, established best glide airspeed, and initiated emergency procedures. Multiple restart attempts were unsuccessful.
The PIC transmitted an emergency call on frequency 121.5 mhz and selected an off-airport landing site in an open desert area. During landing, the aircraft touched down and subsequently overturned after the nose landing gear encountered uneven terrain.
As the FAA filed it
AN INSTRUCTOR (PIC) AND STUDENT PILOT DEPARTED DEER VALLEY AIRPORT (DVT) IN A CESSNA 150G ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ FOR A LOCAL TRAINING FLIGHT. THE FLIGHT PROCEEDED NORTH OF THE AIRPORT TO CONDUCT TRAINING MANEUVERS.
DURING STALL PRACTICE WITH POWER REDUCED TO IDLE, THE STUDENT APPLIED POWER FOLLOWING STALL RECOVERY; HOWEVER, THE ENGINE DID NOT RESPOND. THE PIC ASSUMED CONTROL, ESTABLISHED BEST GLIDE AIRSPEED, AND INITIATED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES. MULTIPLE RESTART ATTEMPTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL.
THE PIC TRANSMITTED AN EMERGENCY CALL ON FREQUENCY 121.5 MHZ AND SELECTED AN OFF-AIRPORT LANDING SITE IN AN OPEN DESERT AREA. DURING LANDING, THE AIRCRAFT TOUCHED DOWN AND SUBSEQUENTLY OVERTURNED AFTER THE NOSE LANDING GEAR ENCOUNTERED UNEVEN TERRAIN.
NTSB investigation
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