Approach and Emergency Declaration
The approach to Millington was conducted at night and in poor weather conditions. On final approach, the pilot declared an emergency due to an engine failure. The aircraft was not properly aligned with the runway, prompting the crew to execute a go-around.
Second Attempt and Crash
During a second landing attempt, the aircraft encountered thunderstorm activity. The airplane stalled, struck a pecan tree, and crashed on Hill Street, near some houses. Upon impact, the aircraft lost its right wing and came to rest in flames.
Evacuation and Destruction
All 33 occupants evacuated the aircraft safely. The aircraft was destroyed by the fire that ensued.