Landing and Go-Around
A private pilot was conducting a business flight and attempted to land on a gravel road that had been used frequently for such operations. The pilot estimated the wind as 030 degrees at 17 knots, gusting to 24 knots. The approach and landing were made to the west on an east-west road.
After touchdown, a quartering tailwind pushed the aircraft to the left. The pilot responded by adding full power and initiating a go-around. During the go-around attempt, the left main landing gear engaged the top wire of a fence, causing the aircraft to crash into an adjacent field.
Post-Event Details
No further information regarding the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, date, or number of occupants was provided in the source. The extent of damage to the aircraft and any injuries were not specified. The pilot had used the same road landing area frequently.