Incident Overview
A witness reported observing an airplane approximately halfway down the runway when the pilot initiated a go-around. The witness noted that the flaps appeared to be fully retracted, the nose was raised significantly, and the airplane seemed to be mushing—indicating a lack of lift and forward progress.
Pilot's Account
The pilot stated that despite applying full throttle, the airplane would not climb as expected. Realizing that the aircraft was unable to gain sufficient altitude to clear nearby trees, the pilot reduced power and intentionally stalled the airplane into the bushes and trees.
Sequence of Events
According to the witness, the go-around began about midway along the runway. The airplane's nose was pitched high, and the flaps were in the full up position. The pilot's subsequent actions involved pulling the power off and stalling the airplane into the vegetation.
Damage Assessment
The airplane came to rest in the bushes and trees. The extent of damage to the aircraft was not specified in the initial report.
Investigation Status
No further details regarding the investigation, including the aircraft type, registration, or number of occupants, were provided in the source material.