Accident Description
A flight instructor, who holds a flight instructor certificate, was providing instruction on landing a conventional (tail wheel) gear aircraft to another flight instructor who had no prior tail wheel experience. The aircraft owner occupied the right seat, while the inexperienced instructor occupied the left seat. The pair had completed several touch-and-go landings with the left-seat pilot manipulating the flight controls.
On the accident landing, the aircraft had just touched down on the main wheels when a crosswind gust lifted the left wing. The flying pilot was unable to maintain directional control. The aircraft veered to the right, exited the runway, and struck a runway sign with the right wing.
Aircraft and Pilot Information
The aircraft was a conventional gear type, but specific model, registration, and other details are not provided in the source. The owner-pilot is a certified flight instructor; the other pilot is also a flight instructor but lacks tail wheel experience. No injuries are reported in the source.
Post-Accident Actions
The source does not provide information on post-accident actions, such as inspections or reports.