Incident Details
Following a landing in strong crosswinds, the flight instructor who was receiving a flight review turned the aircraft off the active runway to taxi toward the ramp. Upon turning east, away from the prevailing winds, the two flight instructors found the wind conditions too strong to continue taxiing and decided to turn back into the wind. Before the turn was completed, the wind lifted the aircraft's tail, causing it to nose over.
Damage
The nose-over resulted in damage to the right wing, vertical fin, rudder, and tailcone. Specific details regarding the extent of the damage were not provided.
Background
According to the official source, two flight instructors were on board during the event. The flight instructor receiving the flight review was at the controls for the landing and subsequent taxi. The other flight instructor was presumably providing the review. No information was given about the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, operator, location, occupants beyond the two instructors, injuries, time of day, weather characterization beyond strong crosswinds, or involvement of air traffic control.