Accident Overview
On approach to Elyria-Lorain County Airport in Ohio, a training flight crew consisting of an instructor and a student pilot initiated a go-around procedure. During the maneuver, control of the aircraft was lost, and the airplane crashed approximately five miles southwest of the airport. Both occupants were killed.
Investigation Findings
The official investigation determined the probable cause to be an uncontrolled collision with the ground during the go-around, resulting from inadequate supervision of the flight. Contributing factors included improper operation of flight controls, misuse or failure to use flaps, a lack of familiarity with the aircraft, and simulated conditions.
Witness Observations
Witnesses reported observing the aircraft on a southeast go-around with flaps extended and the engine windmilling prior to the crash.
Aircraft and Flight Details
The aircraft was engaged in local training operations at the time of the accident. No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, or specific timing were provided in the source.