Incident Summary
A pilot operating an overloaded airplane made two previous takeoffs and one landing before the accident flight. On the final landing, the airplane touched down approximately 1000 feet down a 3200-foot runway. When the aircraft failed to decelerate quickly enough, the pilot attempted a go-around. The go-around was directed toward rising terrain, but the aircraft could not outclimb the terrain. The pilot then initiated an off-airport landing. During this landing, the aircraft impacted a fence and a dirt bank, then nosed over onto its back.
Circumstances
According to the official investigation source, the airplane was overloaded during the previous takeoffs and landing as well as the accident flight. The density altitude at the accident site at the time of the occurrence was 3400 feet MSL. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, operator, occupants, injuries, or damage were provided in the source. The source did not state a probable cause for the accident.