What happened
The incident occurred while a student pilot was conducting takeoffs and landings during his first solo flight. During the final approach phase of one such landing, air traffic control instructed the pilot to execute a go-around due to spacing requirements behind another aircraft.
The pilot reported that he applied full power, retracted the flaps, climbed out to an altitude of 800 feet, and then initiated a turn toward the crosswind leg. According to witness reports, the aircraft began a descending left turn from this point. The descent continued without recovery until the aircraft made contact with the ground.
The investigation
Investigation details regarding mechanical examination are not provided in the source text.
Findings
The primary factor leading to the accident was the loss of control during the go-around maneuver. The aircraft entered a descending left turn after reaching 800 feet, which resulted in ground contact. No further contributing factors or mechanical findings are documented in the available records.