Incident Overview
A student pilot, on his third supervised solo flight, was conducting a touch-and-go landing when his instructor directed him to go around. The aircraft had drifted left off the runway and entered the grass. The student delayed his response and then attempted to abort the landing with the flaps still fully deployed. He reported that the airplane would not climb.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft continued moving left after the attempted go-around, departing the airfield environment. It struck a light stanchion located in the parking lot of the local FAA office. The impact did not stop the aircraft, which subsequently struck a billboard. The aircraft then came to rest in the front yard of a residence.
Aircraft and Pilot Information
The student pilot was flying under supervision for his third solo flight. The instructor was present during the touch-and-go and issued the go-around command. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, or engine configuration were provided in the source.
Damage and Injuries
The source does not specify any injuries to persons on the ground or the pilot. Damage to the aircraft is implied but not itemized. The light stanchion and billboard were struck, and the aircraft came to rest in a residential front yard.
The source does not provide a probable cause for the incident.