Tailwheel Aircraft Ground-Loop Incident During Practice Landings

Incident Overview and Context The event involved a pilot conducting practice stop-and-go landings in a tailwheel-equipped aircraft. The specific aircraft type, registration, operator, date, and location are not provided in the source material. ## Sequence of Events During the final landing of the practice session, the pilot reported that the aircraft's tail bounced to the right. The pilot stated that he did not respond aggressively enough to counteract the movement, which allowed the aircraft to enter a ground loop. ## Damage and Outcome As a result of the ground loop, the aircraft dragged its right wing along the runway surface. This contact caused structural damage to the wing. No other injuries or damage are mentioned in the source.