Introduction
On an unspecified date, a twin-engine airplane impacted terrain while maneuvering following a go-around and subsequent loss of control just north of its intended destination airport. The accident occurred after the aircraft departed the airport traffic pattern.
Event Sequence
Witnesses reported that the airplane initiated two go-arounds before departing the traffic pattern. Shortly thereafter, the aircraft lost control and collided with terrain. The exact timeline of events preceding the go-arounds was not detailed in the investigation.
Examination
An on-scene examination of the wreckage did not reveal any anomalies with the airplane. Investigators found no evidence of mechanical failure or malfunction that would have contributed to the loss of control.
Pilot Information
The pilot, a 67-year-old commercial certificate holder, was the sole occupant. An autopsy was conducted, and the cause of death was determined to be atherosclerotic coronary artery disease. No other medical conditions were reported.
Conclusion
The accident involved a twin-engine airplane that crashed after multiple go-arounds and a loss of control. No mechanical issues were identified, and the pilot's fatal medical condition was documented by autopsy.