Overview
A pilot reported that during the flare of a landing, wind forces pushed the airplane toward the right edge of the runway and rotated it counterclockwise, turning the nose into the wind. In response, the pilot initiated a go-around. However, the aircraft did not achieve a climb and subsequently collided with the airport's perimeter fence and a utility pole.
Pilot Report
According to the pilot, the mishap was not the result of any mechanical malfunction. The pilot described the wind-induced displacement during the flare as the triggering event for the go-around attempt, which ultimately did not succeed in preventing the collision.
Sequence of Events
The incident occurred during the landing flare, a critical phase when the aircraft is slowed for touchdown. The unexpected wind forces caused a lateral and rotational deviation. The pilot's decision to abort the landing and execute a go-around was immediate, but the aircraft failed to gain altitude, leading to the impact with the airport structures.