What happened
The pilot attempted to land on a runway measuring 2000 feet in length. The approach was conducted with significant performance challenges, specifically encountering a 15-knot tailwind component and clearing an obstacle exceeding 30 feet in height during the final approach segment.
Upon crossing the threshold, the aircraft touched down approximately halfway along the available pavement. Due to excessive residual speed, the aircraft failed to decelerate within the remaining runway distance. It overran the paved surface and became airborne again for a short duration. The subsequent touchdown occurred at a nose-low attitude, which resulted in the collapse of the nose gear and a nose-over incident.
The investigation
Examination of the event revealed that the landing was performed with excessive airspeed relative to the runway length and environmental conditions. The structural failure of the nose landing gear was directly caused by the high-energy impact associated with the bounce and subsequent nose-down contact after the overrun.