Incident Overview
A certified flight instructor (CFI) was providing instruction to a student pilot with approximately 10 hours of flight experience. The flight involved practicing touch-and-go landings at an unidentified airport.
Sequence of Events
During the second takeoff of the session, power was applied for the takeoff roll. Shortly after, the aircraft began to veer to the right side of the runway. The student pilot attempted to correct the deviation by applying full right rudder, which engages nosewheel steering. Simultaneously, the CFI applied full left rudder and left brake while reducing engine power (retarding the throttle). Despite these combined control inputs, the aircraft continued veering to the right, departed the runway surface, and struck a drainage ditch. The impact caused the aircraft to nose over.
Operator and Aircraft Information
The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, engine count, or operator. No information is provided regarding injuries, fatalities, or damage extent. The date, time of day, weather conditions, and air traffic control involvement are also unspecified.
Investigation Status
No probable cause has been stated in the source material. The incident appears to be under review, but no conclusions or contributing factors are provided.