Incident Overview
A pilot encountered wind shear on short final while landing on runway 04R. The aircraft landed hard and subsequently bounced, resulting in a second hard landing. The impact caused structural damage to the landing gear and wing components.
Landing Gear Damage
The right main landing gear broke during the landing sequence. The nose gear folded under the aircraft. The left main landing gear separated from the fuselage, which in turn damaged the left flap and stabilator.
Wing and Fuselage Damage
The right wing's spar was bent, and the wing's skin was wrinkled. The left main landing gear's separation also affected the adjacent fuselage area and control surfaces.
Occupant Status
All four occupants of the aircraft were not injured.
Operational Context
The pilot reported wind shear on short final as the only unusual condition during the approach. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, or weather conditions were provided in the source.