Accident Details
According to the operator's accident report, the flight involved a student pilot conducting their first solo flight. The landing approach was described as "long and stable," and the airplane initially touched down on the runway. During the landing roll, however, the airplane became airborne again. After the nose wheel touched down, the aircraft bounced back into the air. On the third touchdown, the nose wheel collapsed, and the airplane skidded to a halt on the runway's centerline.
Sequence of Events
The student pilot executed a landing approach that the operator characterized as "long and stable." The airplane made first contact with the runway surface. Subsequently, during the landing roll, the airplane lifted off the ground. The nose wheel then made contact, causing the aircraft to bounce. A second bounce occurred before the third touchdown, at which point the nose wheel failed. The airplane then skidded along the runway until it stopped on the centerline.
Aftermath
The report did not provide further details regarding the aircraft's condition or any potential injuries. No information about the aircraft type, registration, engine configuration, date, operator, location, or environmental conditions was included in the source material. No ATC involvement was mentioned.