Accident Details
The pilot of a homebuilt airplane reported that the final approach to landing was made at 60 statute miles per hour indicated airspeed. After touchdown, the aircraft encountered a bump on the runway and became airborne again. The airplane touched down a second time with a hard bounce and again became airborne. The pilot then applied full throttle and attempted to abort the landing.
Sequence of Events
During the abort, the airplane was in a nose-high attitude and drifted to the right side of the runway. The right wing struck trees and separated from the fuselage. The airplane came to rest in the trees at an elevation of approximately 8 feet above the ground. The pilot's account provides the sole description of these events, and no other details about the aircraft, location, or occupants are available from the source.
Aircraft Information
No further information about the homebuilt airplane, such as make, model, registration, or engine type, was specified in the source. The pilot alone reported the indicated airspeed and the series of bounces and the subsequent abort attempt.