What happened
The incident occurred at Morristown Municipal Airport while a student pilot was conducting flight training maneuvers. The primary objective of the flight was to practice touch-and-go landings. During the execution of the first maneuver in this sequence, the aircraft's right wing struck the ground or an obstacle during the takeoff roll. In response to this loss of lateral control, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure to abort the landing and climb away from the runway environment.
However, the situation deteriorated rapidly during the climb-out phase. As the aircraft attempted to gain altitude, one of its wings collided with nearby trees situated along the departure path. The impact caused the aircraft to lose controlled flight, resulting in a crash landing off the left side of the runway. No further details regarding injuries or specific damage extent were provided in the source text.
The investigation
The available source material does not contain specific findings from a mechanical examination or detailed investigative analysis of the aircraft's condition prior to the event. The narrative is limited to the pilot's account of the sequence of events during the training exercise.