Details of the Incident
A student pilot was conducting touch-and-go landing practice in a Cessna 182 at a private grass airstrip. During the third approach, which was characterized as low, flat, and slow, the aircraft stalled from an altitude of 30 to 35 feet. The flaps were set to 40 degrees at the time of the stall.
Witness Account
According to a witness, the aircraft impacted the ground in a 5-degree right bank and then slid over a concrete ditch. The airplane came to a stop approximately 100 feet onto the runway after the slide.
Aircraft and Conditions
The accident involved a Cessna 182, a single-engine aircraft. The airstrip was a private grass field. A direct crosswind of 10 knots was present during the sequence. No other details regarding the aircraft's registration, operator, or date of the incident were provided.