Incident Details
On final approach to Boca Raton Airport, the pilot of a twin-engine airplane initiated a go-around. During the maneuver, the aircraft struck power cables and subsequently crashed in flames short of the runway. The impact resulted in the pilot's death, while all three passengers sustained injuries, two of them serious.
Official Findings
The probable cause of the accident was determined to be a collision with power cables during a go-around procedure, attributed to the pilot's failure to follow approved procedures. Several contributing factors were identified:
- The pilot performed an evasive maneuver to avoid a collision.
- Witnesses reported that the aircraft appeared to be overtaking another aircraft on final approach.
- No communication was established with relevant parties.
- The landing gear remained extended during the go-around.
Aftermath
The aircraft was destroyed by impact and fire. Investigation focused on the pilot's actions and the circumstances surrounding the go-around. No further details were provided regarding the aircraft registration or other specifics.