Incident Overview
A student pilot, flying to practice takeoffs and landings at a different airport, experienced a loss of directional control during a landing attempt on Runway 24. After touching down, the aircraft began drifting left. The student pilot aborted the takeoff and reduced power to idle, but the aircraft continued off the left side of the runway, heading toward a row of parked aircraft.
Pilot Actions
The student pilot reported attempting to steer away from the parked aircraft, but the right wing of the aircraft struck two of them. The purpose of the flight was to practice takeoffs and landings at another airport. Upon departure, the winds were the same as at the destination airport.
Weather Conditions
The fixed-base operator (FBO) reported that winds were gusting to 22 knots. The certified flight instructor (CFI), who was working in the traffic pattern with another student at the time, stated that the winds were from the north. The CFI felt that a weather briefing was not required before the flight.
Aftermath
The aircraft sustained damage to its right wing. No injuries were reported among the student pilot or any other persons on the ground. The incident is under investigation.