Incident Overview
A pilot conducted three touch-and-go landings at Glens Falls, then climbed to 3,000 feet, performed two power-off stalls, and practiced slow flight. After returning to the airport, the pilot landed on or near the runway numbers and prepared for another takeoff.
Sequence of Events
While preparing for departure, the pilot noticed an aircraft ahead taking off. Shortly thereafter, the pilot lost directional control of the aircraft, which veered off the runway and collided with a snowbank.
Additional Details
The aircraft was engaged in routine flight training maneuvers prior to the incident. The pilot had completed multiple touch-and-go landings, stall practice, and slow flight before the final landing. The runway was likely snow-covered, contributing to the loss of control, though no official assessment was provided. No further information on aircraft damage or occupant status was reported.