Event Description
A flight instructor reported that a student pilot with 12 hours of flight time was performing a landing rollout in a tailwheel-equipped aircraft. As the aircraft was rolling out on the runway, the nose deviated to the right. The student applied corrective rudder and brake inputs while the instructor confirmed that full up elevator had been applied. However, these actions were insufficient to prevent the aircraft from executing a 180-degree ground loop. During the ground loop, the left wingtip and horizontal stabilizer struck the ground.
Environmental Conditions
The wind at the time was variable from the north at 3 to 5 knots. The instructor reported that there were no mechanical malfunctions with the aircraft during the event.
Pilot Experience
The student pilot had accumulated 12 hours of total flight time. The flight instructor was present in the aircraft and supervising the operation.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft was a tailwheel-equipped type. No further details about the aircraft model, registration, or engine configuration were provided in the report.
Outcome
The aircraft sustained damage to the left wingtip and horizontal stabilizer as a result of contacting the ground. No injuries were reported in the source.