Event Details
A flight instructor and a student pilot conducted a training flight departing from runway 35, which had patches of snow and ice. After climbing to 1,200 feet and leveling the airplane, the flight instructor directed the student to practice a simulated engine failure approach and landing.
The student pilot turned the airplane 270 degrees and aligned for landing on runway 12. The airplane touched down approximately halfway along the 3,200-foot runway and bounced back into the air. The flight instructor then assumed control and landed on the snow-covered runway. The airplane touched down about three-quarters of the way down the runway. As the instructor applied the brakes, the airplane skidded into a snowbank and nosed over.
Both pilots reported no mechanical malfunctions with the airplane. At the time of the incident, winds were from 320 degrees at 8 knots.