Off-Field Landing After Touch-and-Go Maneuvers

Incident Overview and Pilot Report According to the pilot's account, the incident occurred after the aircraft had completed five or six touch-and-go landings. The pilot stated that the aircraft was approximately 50 feet above ground level following takeoff when it began to sink. The pilot reported that the aircraft subsequently landed off-field in a straight path ahead, striking some brush during the process. The pilot noted that calm winds were present at the time of the accident. ## Damage Assessment The investigation noted that the aircraft's right wing tip sustained substantial damage. This damage was attributed to the aircraft impacting a tree during the landing roll. The source does not provide specific details regarding the aircraft type, registration, operator, or exact location of the incident.