What happened
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(-23) Departed rnwy 04 at lew. The pilot reported snow with @ 1" on the runway. Runway is 5000'. Aircraft became airborne at 90 KTS and settled back to the runway with approx. 1500' remaining. Prop brought to beta and reverse. When the pilot was sure the aircraft would not be brought to a stop, she shut down engine and all electrical. The aircraft ran off the runway, striking the localizer antenna and coming to rest 30' past the antenna assembly. Substantial damage centered around the horizontal stab. There is a 3-4 degree slant, left side high, to the stab.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) DEPARTED RNWY 04 AT LEW. THE PILOT REPORTED SNOW WITH @ 1" ON THE RUNWAY. RUNWAY IS 5000'. AIRCRAFT BECAME AIRBORNE AT 90 KTS AND SETTLED BACK TO THE RUNWAY WITH APPROX. 1500' REMAINING. PROP BROUGHT TO BETA AND REVERSE. WHEN THE PILOT WAS SURE THE AIRCRAFT WOULD NOT BE BROUGHT TO A STOP, SHE SHUT DOWN ENGINE AND ALL ELECTRICAL. THE AIRCRAFT RAN OFF THE RUNWAY, STRIKING THE LOCALIZER ANTENNA AND COMING TO REST 30' PAST THE ANTENNA ASSEMBLY. SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE CENTERED AROUND THE HORIZONTAL STAB. THERE IS A 3-4 DEGREE SLANT, LEFT SIDE HIGH, TO THE STAB.
NTSB investigation
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