What happened
During the landing phase of the flight, the aircraft was traveling at an insufficient approach speed. This low velocity caused the plane to bounce upon contact with the runway surface. In response to this instability, the pilot attempted to execute a go-around procedure to reset the approach.
However, during the transition to a climb, the aircraft entered a steep ascent characterized by a high angle of attack. This maneuver led to an aerodynamic stall. The aircraft subsequently crashed onto the runway, resulting in the total destruction of the plane. There were two injuries reported among the occupants, but no fatalities occurred.
Findings
Investigations into the accident determined that the primary factor was a failure by the pilot-in-command to properly manage the aircraft's airspeed. Specifically, the pilot failed to maintain or achieve the necessary flying speed during the landing and subsequent maneuver, which directly contributed to the loss of control.