Narrative:

I was conducting a biannual flight review; observing PF performing a touch and go landing in [a] controls; when the nose gear collapsed while rolling on the runway.PF was flying the aircraft the entire approach; as well as the landing. There was nothing abnormal or unsafe about the landing- it was on the centerline; main gears touching first; no significant side loading of the landing gears. We were getting set up to takeoff from the touch and go; rolling down the runway; when the nose gear collapsed. Upon collapsing the nose of the aircraft pitched downward; and the aircraft slid on what was left of the nose strut. I alerted the control tower immediately that the aircraft had become disabled. I then immediately shut down the aircraft; secured it; and exited the aircraft along with PF. I believe the only way to remedy this problem would be to replace the nose gear assembly after a set number of hours or landings.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A pilot and flight instructor in a Flight Design Light Sport Aircraft experienced a nose landing gear failure during landing roll out for a touch and go maneuver.

Narrative: I was conducting a Biannual Flight Review; observing PF performing a touch and go landing in [a] CTLS; when the nose gear collapsed while rolling on the runway.PF was flying the aircraft the entire approach; as well as the landing. There was nothing abnormal or unsafe about the landing- it was on the centerline; main gears touching first; no significant side loading of the landing gears. We were getting set up to takeoff from the touch and go; rolling down the runway; when the nose gear collapsed. Upon collapsing the nose of the aircraft pitched downward; and the aircraft slid on what was left of the nose strut. I alerted the control tower immediately that the aircraft had become disabled. I then immediately shut down the aircraft; secured it; and exited the aircraft along with PF. I believe the only way to remedy this problem would be to replace the nose gear assembly after a set number of hours or landings.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.