Event Description
During the takeoff roll on a runway measuring 3100 feet in length, the pilot decided to abort the takeoff. The decision was based on his perception that the engines were not developing full power. At the time, the runway surface was covered with snow and ice. Despite aborting, the aircraft could not be brought to a stop within the remaining runway distance. It departed the runway end, continued through a fence, and collided with trees.
Post-Accident Examination
Following the event, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) conducted a full-power run on the aircraft's engines. The examination revealed no anomalies, indicating that the engines were functioning as intended.
Pilot's Report
The pilot reported that during the aborted takeoff, he lowered the flaps to the full position. This action was noted as part of the pilot's account of the sequence of events.
Flight Manual Procedures
The FAA-approved flight manual for the aircraft does not list specific procedures for aborted takeoffs. However, the manual does provide guidance for landings: after touchdown, the flight manual instructs that flaps should be raised.