Incident Overview
An airplane touched down on a fire break clearing, which was a rough and rocky surface measuring approximately 4/10 mile in length. The pilot had mistakenly identified this fire line as the intended destination airport. The actual intended airport was located 40 miles farther east.
Landing and Impact
During the landing, the left wing of the airplane struck a parked recreational vehicle (RV) trailer. The force of the impact caused the left wing to detach from the fuselage. Following the collision, the wreckage came to rest in the dirt on the left side of the fire line.
Damage
The airplane sustained significant damage, including the complete separation of the left wing. The parked RV trailer was also damaged by the impact. No other details regarding the aircraft, pilot, or passengers were provided in the source.