Flight History
A commercial pilot had just executed a missed approach at his destination airport and subsequently requested an ILS approach to a nearby airport. During the ILS approach, he observed off flags on the glide slope, indicating a failure of that component. He then transitioned to a localizer approach, relying solely on lateral guidance.
Approach and Landing
The pilot broke out of the weather and attempted to land on Runway 24. Witnesses reported observing the aircraft diving toward the runway prior to touchdown. A Flight Service Station supervisor estimated that the aircraft touched down at the 1,800-foot remaining point on the 6,400-foot-long runway, leaving limited distance for stopping.
Outcome
The pilot was unable to stop the aircraft within the remaining runway distance. The aircraft overran the runway, collided with a fence, and came to rest against an embankment. The source does not specify injuries, damage, or other consequences.