Incident Overview
A student pilot, accompanied by a certified flight instructor (CFI), was conducting touch-and-go landing practice at an airport. The first touch-and-go was performed without incident. However, during the second landing attempt, the airplane bounced hard on the runway.
Go-Around Attempt
In response to the hard bounce, the CFI applied full power to initiate a go-around. However, the airspeed was too slow, the flaps were still extended, and the remaining runway distance was insufficient. The CFI then decided to abort the go-around and attempted to land on the remaining runway surface.
Runway Excursion and Impact
The airplane departed the left side of the runway and subsequently impacted a hangar. The incident concluded with the aircraft coming to rest after striking the structure.
Investigation Findings
The investigation did not provide a probable cause for the accident. The sequence of events—a bounced landing, a go-around that was aborted due to low airspeed, extended flaps, and limited runway, followed by a runway excursion and collision with a hangar—was documented.