Accident Description
The accident occurred while the aircraft was attempting a go-around. The wind was from a 90-degree angle relative to the runway, with a velocity of 16 kilometers per hour and gusts up to 28 kilometers per hour. Shortly after becoming airborne, the aircraft apparently stalled. The stall resulted in a loss of lift, and the aircraft descended and impacted the ground approximately 300 feet west of the runway.
Witness Observations
Witnesses at the scene reported that the aircraft appeared to take off with flaps fully extended. This observation was documented during the investigation.
Aircraft Manual Information
The owner's manual for the aircraft does not specify a crosswind velocity limit. However, it states that a 90-degree crosswind of 15 kilometers per hour is acceptable with normal piloting techniques. This information is relevant to the wind conditions present at the time of the accident.
The investigation focused on the go-around maneuver and the crosswind conditions. The stall occurred immediately after lift-off, followed by ground impact. Witness accounts and manual data were considered.