Incident Overview
A training flight conducting a simulated engine-out forced landing resulted in an accident at Kentmorr Airpark Airport near Stevensville, Maryland. The airplane touched down approximately 150 feet short of Runway 10. Upon touchdown, the nose gear encountered soft, grassy terrain and sank approximately four to five inches into the ground.
Sequence of Events
After the initial touchdown, the airplane slid for roughly 70 feet before nosing over. It continued sliding for an additional 30 feet and came to rest inverted. The final resting position was approximately 50 feet from the beginning of the intended runway.
Aircraft and Instructor Statement
The certified flight instructor (CFI) on board stated that there were no mechanical malfunctions prior to the touchdown. No other details regarding the aircraft or occupants were provided in the source.
Location Details
The accident occurred at Kentmorr Airpark Airport, located near Stevensville, Maryland. The intended runway for the forced landing was Runway 10.