Incident Overview
A pilot experienced a loss of control during a landing attempt on Runway 24 after a gust of wind lifted the right wing. According to the pilot's report, the event occurred while touching down, when a sudden gust caused the right wing to rise. The pilot stated he was unable to counteract the lift using aileron control and subsequently decided to abort the landing.
Sequence of Events
As the pilot initiated the go-around, the airplane veered to the right. After becoming airborne, the aircraft contacted a snowbank located along the right side of the runway. The impact caused the airplane to nose over. The airport manager provided wind information, reporting that around the time of the accident, the wind direction was varying between 260 and 320 degrees, with speeds ranging from 19 to 26 knots.
Additional Information
The pilot did not specify the aircraft type, registration, or engine count in the report. No information was provided regarding occupants, injuries, or the extent of damage. The time of day, weather characterization, and any involvement of air traffic control were also not mentioned. The report focuses solely on the pilot's account and the wind conditions noted by the airport manager.