Incident Details
A student pilot, under the supervision of a certified flight instructor (CFI), was performing a touch-and-go landing on Runway 12. The runway measured 2,800 feet in length and 50 feet in width. Weather conditions included a south wind at 10 knots.
Sequence of Events
The student pilot landed long, and by the time the aircraft was reconfigured for takeoff, only approximately 800 feet of runway remained. The CFI anticipated that the student would stop and taxi back for takeoff; however, the student advanced the throttle for takeoff. At that moment, the CFI took control of the aircraft, closed the throttle, and attempted to stop.
Due to the packed snow and ice covering the runway, the aircraft slid to the left, colliding with a snow bank beside the runway. The collision caused the aircraft to nose over.
Conditions
The runway surface was covered with packed snow and ice, which reduced braking effectiveness. The wind was from the south at 10 knots. No further details regarding the aircraft, occupants, or injuries were provided.