Event Overview
A private pilot was conducting his first flight in a light airplane after approximately four months without flying. During the climbout following a simulated power-out approach, the airplane stalled and entered a right-hand spin. The pilot reported neutralizing the controls, but the airplane impacted the terrain before full recovery could be achieved.
Pilot Report
According to the pilot, at the time of the stall, the airplane was at a 10-degree nose-high pitch attitude with about 45 degrees of bank. The pilot's actions included neutralizing the controls, but the airplane did not recover fully prior to impact.
Sequence of Events
The flight included a simulated power-out approach, after which the airplane was climbing out. During this climbout phase, the airplane stalled. Subsequently, it entered a right-hand spin. The pilot attempted recovery by neutralizing the controls, but the airplane struck the terrain before the recovery was complete.
Additional Information
No further details about the aircraft type, registration, date, location, or injuries were provided in the source. The pilot's identity and any other factors were not explicitly stated.