Incident Summary
A student pilot was conducting stop-and-go landings on runway 34. The pilot reported that the airplane touched down on all three wheels simultaneously because he did not flare sufficiently. Following the touchdown, the left main wheel and nose wheel lifted off the runway surface. Instead of initiating a go-around, the pilot pushed the nose down.
Sequence of Events
The airplane began to veer to the left, and the pilot applied right rudder to correct. When the left main wheel re-contacted the runway, the airplane veered further left. The pilot then applied additional right rudder, retracted the flaps, and added power to abort the landing. As the airplane departed the left side of the runway, the pilot closed the throttle and applied brakes. Subsequently, the left wing struck a 3,000-foot marker sign, and the airplane collided with a fence.
Additional Details
The source did not specify the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, time of day, weather conditions, ATC involvement, or whether any injuries occurred. The only causal factor mentioned in the pilot's statement was the insufficient flare.