Incident Overview
An aircraft conducting a no-flap landing experienced a series of events that led to an overrun and collision with obstacles at the end of the runway. The student pilot was handling the landing while a certified flight instructor (CFI) was also on board.
Sequence of Events
During the approach, the aircraft floated at an altitude of approximately 10 feet above ground level (AGL) when it reached the midpoint of the runway. At that point, the student pilot lowered the flaps to the full down position. Subsequently, the aircraft began a series of bouncing touchdowns as it continued down the remaining runway.
Overrun and Collision
As the aircraft approached the overrun area at the end of the runway, the CFI took control and applied full power while raising the nose. The flaps remained in the full down position. The aircraft's tail tie-down ring hooked onto the top of a fence, causing the aircraft to pitch nose-down. The nose then made contact with a wall and a maintenance building.
Aftermath
The aircraft came to rest after the collision. No further details about the occupants or damage are available from the source.