Narrative:

There was aerobatic show at my home base airport. I was returning from a short cross country and switched from approach to CTAF and called pattern entry left base runway 8 and final. Another plane took the runway while I was on short final without [broadcasting on CTAF].I climbed for a go around and [made a] left turn at mid field. I saw the departing plane on TCAS only during the go around while climbing. The departing pilot advised me over CTAF that we were within 50 ft of each other prior to my left turn. I never saw the other plane after initiating my go around.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A BE36 pilot; returning to his home airport during an airshow; suffered an NMAC with an aircraft departing the runway as he was on short final. He initiated a go around and was advised by the other pilot on CTAF that they were separated by as little as 50 FT vertically during the event.

Narrative: There was aerobatic show at my home base airport. I was returning from a short cross country and switched from approach to CTAF and called pattern entry left base Runway 8 and final. Another plane took the runway while I was on short final without [broadcasting on CTAF].I climbed for a go around and [made a] left turn at mid field. I saw the departing plane on TCAS only during the go around while climbing. The departing pilot advised me over CTAF that we were within 50 FT of each other prior to my left turn. I never saw the other plane after initiating my go around.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2013 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.