Incident Overview
A student pilot, acting on a request from a certified flight instructor (CFI), was performing a simulated soft-field takeoff. During the maneuver, the student failed to extend the flaps to the recommended setting of 15 degrees. The CFI elected to allow the takeoff to proceed with the flaps retracted for training purposes.
Sequence of Events
As the aircraft accelerated, the student abruptly raised the nose. The aircraft became airborne and rolled to the right, reaching a heading approximately 45 degrees off the runway heading. At this point, the CFI took control of the aircraft. The CFI flew the aircraft in a nose-high attitude, which resulted in the aircraft traveling through a fence and into an adjacent field.
Aftermath
The incident concluded with the aircraft coming to rest in the field after passing through the fence. The source does not specify any injuries, damage to the aircraft, or other outcomes beyond the described sequence.