Incident Overview
During an attempted go-around following an aborted landing, the aircraft stalled, rolled inverted, and crashed into a hangar roof. The accident occurred after the pilot had landed for refueling and offered a ride to a person who had assisted during refueling. The aircraft was carrying an additional 120 gallons of fuel and a passenger.
Flight Details
After takeoff with the additional weight, the pilot used full flaps on final approach during the first landing attempt. The aircraft developed a high sink rate, resulting in a hard touchdown at the end of the runway. The aircraft bounced, rotated to the right, and veered off the right side of the runway. The pilot then turned the aircraft back toward the runway and became airborne at the opposite edge. The aircraft recrossed the runway to the right and slowly climbed to an altitude of 150–200 feet above ground level.
Witness Observations
Witnesses reported that the noise level during this time was consistent with full power on both engines. The passenger, described as a low-time, non-current student pilot, stated that the aircraft continued to fly at a low altitude in a nose-high attitude. Shortly thereafter, the aircraft stalled, and a wing dug into the hangar, causing the aircraft to roll inverted and crash into the hangar roof.
Aftermath
The aircraft came to rest on the hangar roof. No further details about occupants or damage were provided in the source.