Accident Details
During the final approach conducted at night, the crew encountered poor weather conditions with snowfall. At an altitude of 200 feet, the pilot-in-command lost visual reference with the runway and decided to execute a go-around. However, the airplane struck obstacles and crashed short of the runway.
Crew and Injuries
Two crew members were killed, while two others sustained injuries.
Probable Cause
According to the official investigation, the accident was probably caused by the combination of the following factors: the pilot-in-command continued under VFR mode into adverse weather conditions, delayed initiation of the go-around, downdrafts, obstruction to vision, blowing snow, and the pilot losing visual reference due to blowing snow.