Accident Sequence
A certificated private pilot was receiving an airplane make and model company check-out from a certified flight instructor (CFI). During the flight, the pilot and CFI executed a no flap approach. The CFI failed to adequately supervise the flight by not monitoring the airspeed. Consequently, the private pilot failed to maintain the airspeed, causing the airplane to stall and land hard.
Post-Landing Events
After the hard landing, the airplane pivoted to the left and continued down the runway. The main and nose landing gears collapsed from overload, bringing the airplane to a stop.
Findings
The investigation determined that the CFI did not adequately supervise the flight by failing to monitor the airspeed. Additionally, the private pilot failed to maintain the airspeed, which led to the stall and hard landing. The landing gear collapse was a result of the overload from the hard landing.