What happened
The pilot initiated a landing on a runway measuring 1,800 feet in length. The aircraft touched down approximately 500 to 600 feet beyond the threshold of the paved surface. Recognizing the insufficient remaining distance for a safe stop, the pilot decided to abort the landing and applied power to climb away from the ground.
As the airplane gained altitude, reaching approximately 15 feet above ground level, the pilot banked the aircraft to the right. During this maneuver, the right wingtip made contact with a bush situated near the runway environment. The impact caused the airplane to yaw sharply, resulting in a 180-degree turn before the aircraft struck the ground again.
The collision with the terrain resulted in substantial damage to several critical components of the airframe. The wings, engine mounts, and tail section were all significantly compromised during the accident sequence.