Event Overview
The pilot intended to land on the newly extended Runway 27. The wind was reported from 190 degrees at 12 knots.
Approach and Alignment
As the pilot executed a left turn to final approach, he overshot the turn. This was attributed to the crosswind condition. Consequently, the aircraft became inadvertently aligned with a taxiway that was also under construction for lengthening.
Landing and Impact
During the flare, the pilot realized the aircraft was aligned with the taxiway. At approximately that time, the aircraft encountered a gust and touched down. The pilot elected to continue the landing. During the landing roll, the aircraft struck a series of steel marker poles, each 12 to 24 inches high. This impact resulted in aircraft damage.
Conclusion
No further details are available from the source regarding causal factors or other circumstances.