What happened
The incident occurred while the pilot was attempting to land on a 'one way' runway under crosswind conditions. During the final approach, the pilot reported that a gust of wind blew the aircraft toward bordering trees. In response to this deviation, the pilot decided to execute a go-around maneuver.
To initiate the climb, the pilot applied full throttle and raised the flaps from the full flap setting. Shortly after these control inputs were made, the pilot lost control of the aircraft. The airplane entered a stall condition and subsequently impacted the terrain, coming to rest in a nose-over attitude.
The investigation
The investigation focused on the sequence of events leading to the loss of control during the go-around. Key factors included the crosswind environment, the pilot's decision to abort the landing due to proximity to obstacles, and the specific configuration changes made during the climb-out attempt.