Incident Description
The accident occurred during a stop-and-go maneuver being performed by a dual student under the supervision of a flight instructor. The approach and touchdown were reported as normal. As the airplane slowed during the landing roll, the tail suddenly began to rise. This caused the propeller to strike the ground, and the airplane subsequently nosed over.
Pilot Statements
The flight instructor stated that he was seated in the left seat, while the dual student occupied the right seat. After the touchdown, the instructor verified that the throttle was at the idle position and that the yoke was held fully aft. No further details regarding the sequence of events were provided.
Aircraft Damage
The propeller struck the ground during the incident, and the airplane nosed over. The extent of damage to the aircraft was not specified in the source.
Other Information
The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, operator, location, or the number of occupants. No injuries or fatalities were reported in the source. No weather conditions, time of day, or ATC involvement were mentioned.