Accident Summary
The pilot was performing a landing on runway 25 when a wind gust pushed the aircraft toward the right edge of the runway. The pilot initiated a go-around, but the aircraft continued to sink and impacted a gravel area beside the runway. After impact, the right main landing gear separated as it collided with a runway light. The aircraft came to rest on the north side of the runway.
Flight Details
The approach was normal until the wind gust occurred. The pilot's decision to go-around was in response to the drift, but the aircraft was unable to climb or maintain altitude. The touchdown was avoided, but the aircraft descended onto the gravel surface before reaching a safe climb speed.
Weather Conditions
At the time of the accident, the wind was reported as 180 degrees at 10 knots. This crosswind component may have contributed to the gust mentioned by the pilot, though no further weather phenomena were noted.
Aircraft Damage
The right main landing gear separated from the aircraft due to the impact with a runway light. Additional damage from the gravel impact is likely, but specifics are not detailed in the source.
Post-Accident Situation
The aircraft came to rest off the runway surface on the north side. No further information on occupant status or emergency response is provided.