Accident Summary
A certified flight instructor (CFI) and a dual private pilot student were conducting simulated emergency landing practice to Runway 34. According to a written statement from an FAA inspector, during the approach the private pilot failed to maintain proper airspeed on final. At approximately 100 feet above the runway, the airplane stalled and sunk, losing altitude rapidly. The airplane then landed extremely hard, causing the landing gear to collapse.
Wind Conditions
The reported winds at the time of the accident were from 310 degrees at 18 knots.
Pilot Information
According to the NTSB Form 6120.1/2, the CFI had accumulated total flight time of 652 hours, of which 29.5 hours were in the accident make and model airplane. The CFI's total flight instructor time was 8.7 hours, with 3.1 hours in the accident make and model.
Aircraft Damage
The landing gear collapsed as a result of the hard landing.