Accident Details
The accident occurred during a landing on a remote airstrip adjacent to a lodge. The airstrip's surface consisted of a gravel bar and a sand bar, which were described as uneven and soft. As the airplane touched down and rolled along the airstrip, it encountered an uneven area of the gravel bar. This caused the aircraft to bounce, and it subsequently entered an area of soft sand.
During the landing roll, the tip of the left main wheel ski assembly dug into the ground. This action led to the airplane nosing over. The aircraft sustained damage to the main landing gear, the fuselage, and the wings.
Aircraft and Damage
The specific type of aircraft and its registration were not detailed in the report. However, the damage noted includes the main landing gear, fuselage, and wings. The left main wheel ski assembly was involved in the sequence of events.
Source Information
The information is based on the official accident investigation source, which states that the pilot was landing on a remote airstrip next to a lodge. The airstrip's surface conditions were a contributing factor in the accident, though no formal probable cause was assigned in the source.