Incident
A pilot was conducting an arrival to a frozen river that was being used as a landing area in lieu of the Kotlik airstrip. The landing area on the river was approximately 5,000 feet long. After touchdown during the landing, some small children ran onto the departure end of the landing area. The pilot elected to go around.
Upon applying power, the right engine did not deliver full power. Subsequently, the aircraft veered to the right, went off the frozen river, and came to rest in an area of dense willows.
Aircraft and Location
The aircraft was a twin-engine model. The specific registration, operator, and exact location were not disclosed in the source. The landing area was a frozen river, which was being used as an alternative to the Kotlik airstrip.
Outcome
No information on injuries, fatalities, or damage was provided. The aircraft came to rest in dense willows after leaving the frozen river.