Accident Description
A private pilot attempted a short field takeoff from runway 14. According to the pilot, the airplane's acceleration during the takeoff roll was normal. However, shortly after becoming airborne, the airplane settled back onto the runway. The pilot continued the takeoff, and the airplane became airborne a second time. The pilot estimated that the airplane's speed was approximately 50 mph when it became airborne the second time.
Shortly after the second liftoff, the airplane yawed to the left and began to settle back to the ground. The pilot reported that the airplane settled approximately 100 feet to the left of the runway. When the airplane contacted terrain, the right main landing gear and nose gear collapsed.
Damage
The right main landing gear and nose gear collapsed during the event. No other damage was reported.
Pilot Information
The pilot held a private pilot certificate. No further details about the pilot's experience or qualifications were provided in the source.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft type, registration, and engine count were not specified in the source. The airplane was equipped with landing gear that collapsed upon ground contact.
Investigation
The source did not provide any analysis or determination of probable cause. No further investigation details were available.