What happened
The incident occurred during a flight instruction session where the instructor was demonstrating an engine-out emergency procedure to a student pilot. During the exercise, the engine balked while attempting a go-around, forcing the crew to complete the landing instead.
Following the landing, the aircraft attempted takeoff multiple times. The first two takeoff attempts were aborted because there was insufficient distance available to complete the ground run safely. On the subsequent takeoff attempt, the aircraft became airborne; however, the nosewheel collided with a fence located at the departure end of the field. The impact caused the aircraft to strike the ground and flip over.
The investigation
The narrative indicates that mechanical issues contributed to the initial disruption of the flight plan. Specifically, the engine balked during the go-around phase, which necessitated an unplanned landing. Subsequent takeoff attempts were constrained by runway length limitations, leading to aborted departures before the final collision occurred.
Findings
The sequence of events highlights a critical chain of failures starting with an engine performance issue during a training maneuver. The inability to complete the go-around led to a landing, which was followed by multiple aborted takeoffs due to insufficient runway distance. The final outcome resulted from the nosewheel striking a fence at the departure end of the field, causing the aircraft to flip over upon impact with the ground.