Incident Overview
A Cessna T310R made a gear-up landing on a runway. According to the pilot's report, the aircraft entered the airport traffic pattern midway on the downwind leg. During this approach, the pilot forgot to extend the landing gear. The pilot stated they did not recall hearing the airplane's gear warning horn. As the propellers made contact with the ground, the pilot attempted a go-around, but the maneuver was unsuccessful.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported that the airplane experienced no mechanical failures or malfunctions before the accident. The aircraft was functioning normally aside from the landing gear not being deployed.
Damage Assessment
The propellers struck the ground during the landing, causing damage to the propeller blades and likely other components. Specific damage items were not enumerated in the source.
Context
The Cessna T310R is a twin-engine aircraft. The incident occurred on a runway; further details about the airport or environmental conditions were not provided.