Introduction
A student pilot conducting solo touch-and-go landing practice experienced a loss of directional control during the landing roll. The aircraft veered to the left, and despite corrective inputs, it continued off the runway, striking a T-hangar. A parked airplane inside the hangar sustained damage.
Sequence of Events
The student pilot was on a solo flight, practicing touch-and-go landings. While on the landing roll, the aircraft veered to the left. The student stated that he applied right rudder, but the aircraft continued to the left. According to reports, the student applied brakes to stop, but instead advanced the throttle for approximately 400 feet. Subsequently, the aircraft struck a T-hangar. A Cessna 177, registration N3401T, which was parked inside the hangar, was also damaged.
Aftermath
The aircraft that struck the hangar and the parked Cessna 177 both sustained damage. No further details about the extent of damage or any injuries were provided in the source.