Incident Overview
According to the instructor pilot, the student pilot was conducting his first supervised solo flight. The first landing was normal and uneventful. However, during the second landing attempt, the student porpoised the airplane, meaning the aircraft experienced a series of oscillations caused by improper landing technique. The student recovered from the porpoise but then applied the brakes aggressively, causing the aircraft to depart the runway.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft proceeded off the runway and into a muddy ditch. Upon entering the ditch, the nose wheel became embedded in the mud and subsequently broke off from the aircraft. The loss of the nose wheel caused the aircraft to flip over onto its back. The incident occurred during the student's first solo flight, under the supervision of an instructor pilot.
Aircraft Damage
The aircraft sustained damage consisting of the nose wheel breaking off and the fuselage overturning. No further details on damage were provided in the source.
Personnel
The flight involved an instructor pilot and a student pilot. The source did not specify any injuries or fatalities.