What happened
The incident occurred during a training flight conducted at RAF Kingstown, located near Carlisle. The crew was operating a twin engine aircraft when they initiated a go-around procedure on final approach because the airplane was not properly aligned with the runway centerline.
Shortly after, while attempting to land for a second time, the aircraft stalled and crashed into a wooded area situated short of the runway threshold. All three occupants sustained injuries in the accident, and the airframe was damaged beyond repair. The wreckage remained at the site until December 1st, when it was destroyed by fire set by children.
Findings
The official investigation determined that the accident resulted from an aerodynamic stall caused by insufficient approach speed during the second landing attempt.