Incident Overview
According to passenger accounts, the airplane was flying low and approached the runway at an angle. The airplane made a right turn and dragged the right wing on the runway's surface. The airplane landed hard and sheared off the right main landing gear and the nose gear.
Weather Conditions
The weather reported by the automated weather observing system (AWOS) was 300-foot overcast with a visibility of 2.5 miles with fog.
Captain's Account
The captain stated that the airplane drifted to the left side of the runway due to the crosswind, and he executed a right turn to realign with the runway.
Cockpit Voice Recorder
The cockpit voice recorder indicated that the stall warning horn sounded as the first officer called for the application of power.
Damage
The hard landing resulted in the shear-off of the right main landing gear and the nose gear.