Incident Overview
During a landing attempt, the flying pilot reported that he flared the airplane too high, causing a bounce. Subsequently, while attempting a go-around, the aircraft landed hard with a side drift. The impact sheared off the right main landing gear, and the nose landing gear collapsed, bringing the airplane to an abrupt stop.
Pilot Reports
The pilots stated that winds were from 070 degrees at 17 knots, gusting to 22 knots during the landing attempt on runway 35. They also reported that there were no mechanical anomalies with the airplane prior to or during the incident.
Aircraft Damage
The right main landing gear was sheared off, and the nose landing gear collapsed. No other damage was specified.
Flight Conditions
The landing was attempted on runway 35 with crosswind conditions. The gusty winds from 070 degrees may have contributed to the difficulty in controlling the aircraft during the landing and go-around phases.
Conclusion
The incident involved a bounced landing followed by a hard landing during a go-around attempt, resulting in substantial damage to the landing gear. The pilots confirmed no mechanical issues with the aircraft.