Accident Overview
A pilot reported that his wife, who was not rated to fly the aircraft, was at the controls during a landing attempt on runway 34. During the approach, the airplane bounced twice before the pilot, who was also a certified flight instructor, assumed control and applied full power to execute a go-around.
Sequence of Events
According to the pilot, after he initiated the go-around, the airplane bounced a third time, veered to the left, and departed the left side of the runway. The aircraft became airborne again, crossed the median separating the runway and a taxiway, and touched down on the taxiway. The pilot stated that he attempted to regain control, but the airplane continued rolling into the parking area, where it struck a Taylorcraft F-21 and a Beech B35.
Damage Assessment
The impact caused substantial damage to the Cessna's vertical stabilizer and rudder. The Taylorcraft F-21 sustained substantial damage to its empennage and right wing, while the Beech B35 (Bonanza) received substantial damage to its left wing.
Pilot's Account
The pilot further reported that his wife, a non-rated passenger, was flying the airplane during the landing attempt. He did not specify the aircraft type, registration, or other details such as time of day or weather conditions. No mention of injuries or fatalities was included in the report.