What happened
The incident occurred during an instructional flight at Concord Municipal Airport. The student pilot was attempting to land the aircraft when it touched down with excessive force. The impact caused the aircraft to bounce off the runway surface.
In response to the bounce, the pilot applied full throttle in an effort to abort the landing and execute a go-around. However, control of the aircraft was not maintained effectively during this maneuver. The aircraft veered sharply to the left, departing the paved runway environment.
While moving laterally off the runway, the aircraft struck a Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI) light structure and an Instrument Landing System (ILS) antenna. The collision brought the aircraft to a stop in a snow-covered area situated between the runway and the adjacent taxiway. No further details regarding injuries or specific aircraft damage beyond the struck infrastructure were provided in the source record.
The investigation
The available source material does not contain specific findings from a mechanical inspection or detailed forensic analysis of the airframe or systems. The narrative focuses solely on the operational sequence of events leading to the contact with ground-based navigation aids.