Accident Overview
On an unspecified date, a Cessna 172 (registration N5144H) was landing with a flight instructor (CFI) and a student pilot on board. The CFI reported that the landing was not stabilized and announced "my controls" while assuming control of the airplane. However, the student did not release the right rudder pressure, causing the airplane to exit the right side of the paved portion of the runway.
Sequence of Events
After departing the runway, the landing airplane impacted a taxiway sign and subsequently struck an airplane that was taxiing on an adjacent taxiway. Both aircraft sustained substantial damage: the landing airplane suffered damage to the nose and left wing, while the taxiing airplane incurred substantial damage to the right wing spar.
Pilot and Mechanical Reports
Neither the pilot of the landing airplane nor the pilot of the taxiing airplane reported any mechanical malfunctions or failures with their respective aircraft prior to the accident that would have precluded normal operation.
Probable Cause
No probable cause was stated in the source.