Accident Sequence
As the airplane approached the airport, a passenger in the right front seat became sick. When the pilot turned the airplane downwind, the passenger became ill again. The pilot executed a normal full-flap approach, but the airplane was slightly fast on final. It touched down twice before reaching an elevated crest in the runway. After the second touchdown, the pilot applied hard braking, and the airplane skidded forward. It then went over the crest, and the pilot realized he could not stop before the runway end. He added full power, and the airplane became airborne. The right wing struck a tree, causing the airplane to swing around 180 degrees before falling to the ground.
Runway Characteristics
The pilot utilized Runway 03 and stated that due to the crest, he could not judge where the end of the runway was. According to the Airport/Facility Directory, there was no line of sight between the runway ends. The runway sloped upward from the departure end until 62 feet before the departure end.
Weather Conditions
Weather recorded at an airport 30 nautical miles to the northwest, 24 minutes after the accident, included winds from 240 degrees magnetic at 3 knots.