Incident Summary
A flight instructor was conducting a flight review for a commercial pilot. During the flight, the instructor simulated an engine failure, and the commercial pilot performed the emergency procedures. During the recovery, when the throttle was applied, the engine did not respond. The instructor attempted to restore power but was unsuccessful. He then performed a forced landing. During the forced landing, the airplane collided with trees.
Postaccident Examination
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) conducted a postaccident examination of the aircraft. The examination revealed no anomalies. Additionally, during an engine test run, the engine ran at full power.
The aircraft type and registration were not specified in the source. No injuries or fatalities were mentioned. The number of occupants was not stated. The date, location, and time of day were not provided. No weather conditions or ATC involvement were reported.
The accident occurred during a routine flight review exercise, where a simulated engine failure was followed by an actual loss of engine response. The instructor, who took control during the emergency, was unable to restore engine power and executed a forced landing into terrain with trees.