What happened
The flight involved a routine landing phase where the pilot elected to execute a missed approach. The source material indicates that the initial touchdown occurred further down the runway than intended, described as landing long. Following this decision to go around, power was added to the engines.
Immediately after the increase in thrust, the airplane began to veer toward the right side of the runway. This deviation directed the aircraft toward a stand of trees located near the runway environment. The pilot attempted to correct the trajectory by steering back to the left. However, this corrective action proved unsuccessful. Consequently, the airplane impacted the trees, resulting in substantial damage to the airframe.
The pilot provided a statement regarding the conditions at the time of the incident. It was noted that the landing had been performed with a tailwind component. This weather condition likely contributed to the extended touchdown point and the subsequent handling difficulties during the go-around maneuver.