Incident Summary
During an approach to land with a head wind, the pilot reported that the approach was normal and airspeed was 'good.' Just before touchdown, a gust of wind from the right lifted the airplane. The airplane began to bounce, and on the third bounce, the nose wheel collapsed. Approximately 10 minutes after the accident, winds were reported as 150 degrees magnetic at 7 knots.
Sequence of Events
The pilot was executing an approach to land with a head wind, describing the approach as normal and the airspeed as 'good.' As the airplane neared touchdown, a gust of wind from the right lifted the airplane. This caused the aircraft to start bouncing. After the third bounce, the nose wheel collapsed.
Wind Conditions
Winds recorded approximately 10 minutes following the accident were from 150 degrees magnetic at 7 knots.