Incident Overview
An aircraft operating at an airstrip experienced an accident during a go-around. The normal operating procedure at this airstrip was to always take off to the east and land to the west when winds were not excessive. On the day of the incident, winds elsewhere in the area were reported from the southeast at 13 knots, while at the airstrip itself, winds were from the east at 30 knots.
Sequence of Events
The pilot approached the airstrip from the east and executed a go-around. During the go-around, the pilot began a left turn. The aircraft subsequently struck the top of a tree and then impacted terrain. The line of trees on the left side of the runway ended after the tree that the aircraft collided with.
Wind Conditions
Wind conditions varied between the airstrip and surrounding areas. At the airstrip, winds were easterly at 30 knots, significantly stronger than the southeast 13-knot winds recorded elsewhere. The normal procedure for operations at this airstrip was based on wind direction and intensity.
Conclusion
The accident involved a go-around and a left turn that led to collision with a tree and terrain. No further details regarding the aircraft or occupants were provided.