Incident Overview
A flight instructor and a student were conducting a training session when the student initiated a simulated engine-out landing. During the approach, the student performed an aborted landing, which resulted in the airplane yawing and rolling to the right. The instructor assumed control of the aircraft but was unable to establish a climb. Subsequently, the airplane impacted the terrain.
Instructor Background
In a written statement, the instructor reported having no previous experience in providing dual instruction in multi-engine airplanes. This was a factor noted in the context of the incident.
Aircraft Examination
After the accident, an inspection of the airplane was conducted. The examination found no pre-accident anomalies, indicating that mechanical issues were not a contributing factor.
Sequence of Events
The incident occurred during a training exercise involving a simulated engine failure. The student was practicing a landing with one engine inoperative. When the student initiated a go-around (aborted landing), the aircraft began to yaw and roll right. The instructor took over the controls but could not arrest the descent or initiate a climb, leading to impact with the ground.