What happened
The flight arrived at the airport during nighttime conditions. The pilot attempted to land on Runway 9, which has a total length of 2,530 feet but features a displaced threshold that reduces the available landing distance by 600 feet. Surface conditions were hazardous, with the runway covered in ice.
Meteorological data recorded 25 minutes prior to the incident at a reporting facility located five nautical miles west indicated winds from 160 degrees at 18 knots. These crosswind components and the slippery surface likely contributed to the aircraft's inability to decelerate effectively within the available pavement.
The aircraft failed to stop before reaching the end of the runway. It overran the departure end, traversed a nearby road, and ultimately came to rest in a ditch adjacent to the airfield.