Student pilot stalls Cessna 152 during 3,000‑foot training flight

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A chief flight instructor at a Part 141 flight school supervised a student pilot practicing slow flight and stalls in a Cessna 152, climbing to 3,000 feet MSL before beginning the maneuvers; after completing a pre‑maneuver checklist and announcing position, the instructor directed a power‑off stall followed by a power‑on stall, during which the stall warning horn sounded just above Vs1 and the left wing dropped, causing the aircraft to roll and yaw rapidly to the left.

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