Incident Overview
A flight instructor was demonstrating a crosswind landing to a student. The instructor estimated the wind to be from 270 degrees at 15 to 20 knots. After touching down on runway 33, the airplane veered to the right. The instructor applied full power in an attempt to abort the landing but could not return the airplane to the runway centerline. She then closed the throttle.
Sequence of Events
The airplane departed the runway surface, settled in snow-covered mud, and nosed over. The left wing lift strut was bent and the wing was buckled. No other damage was reported.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft involved was a training airplane. No registration, make, model, or engine count was provided in the source.
Injuries and Occupants
The source did not specify the number of occupants or any injuries. Toxicology tests were not mentioned, and no fatalities or injuries were stated.
Weather and Runway
The wind was estimated at 270 degrees at 15 to 20 knots. The runway in use was 33. The surface beyond the runway was snow-covered mud. No other weather conditions or time of day were provided.
Conclusion
The source does not state a probable cause for the accident. The instructor's actions and the aircraft's response are described, but no causal factors are assigned.