What happened
The pilot was conducting an approach to a runway that measured 3,496 feet in length. During the initial attempt to land, the aircraft was positioned too high above the ground. In response to this unstable configuration, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure to abort the landing.
Following the go-around, the pilot made a second approach to the same runway. On this attempt, the aircraft touched down approximately 1,750 feet beyond the approach end of the runway. At the moment of touchdown, the aircraft was traveling at a speed of about 75 knots. The landing was not firm; the airplane bounced upon contact with the pavement and continued to float along the surface.
Due to reduced visibility caused by fog, the pilot made the decision not to attempt an aborted landing or go-around during this phase. The aircraft continued its forward momentum, traveling off the end of the runway.