Incident Overview
According to the pilot, during the first approach the airport was not visible at an altitude of 1,300 feet. The pilot then raised the landing gear and flaps, and climbed to 1,800 feet, at which point the airport became visible. The pilot decided to conduct a VFR landing on runway 26.
Sequence of Events
After seeing the airport, the pilot proceeded with the landing. However, having previously raised the landing gear during the missed approach, the pilot forgot to lower it. The aircraft subsequently made a landing with the gear retracted.
Pilot's Account
The pilot attributed the failure to lower the landing gear to being distracted by the copilot, as well as to the last-minute decision to land on runway 26. No other factors were cited.