Incident Overview
A student pilot was conducting a landing when, according to the pilot's account, a gust of wind affected the airplane during the "roundout" portion of the flare. The airplane initially touched down on the main landing gear, then became airborne again before touching down a second time. After the landing, the pilot observed that the compass had come off the windshield. Upon parking, the nose wheel strut was noticed to be angled toward the front of the airplane.
Post-Accident Examination
A post-accident examination of the airplane revealed substantial damage. Investigators found no evidence of preimpact malfunctions, indicating that the airplane's systems were functioning normally before the event.
Additional Details
No other injuries or fatalities were reported. The aircraft type, registration, operator, location, and date were not specified in the available information.