Incident Overview
An airline transport certificated pilot was concluding an on-demand passenger flight by landing a tundra tire-equipped airplane at a remote landing spot. The landing area was a rocky ledge approximately 900 feet long and 12 feet wide, situated along the edge of a glacier at an elevation of about 5,500 feet mean sea level.
Sequence of Events
During the landing roll, the right main landing gear collided with a rock, resulting in the collapse of the landing gear. Subsequently, the right wing struck the ground, sustaining damage to the wing spar.
Environmental Conditions
The pilot reported that visibility in the area was reduced due to hazy conditions with smoke and light rain.
Aircraft and Pilot Details
The pilot held an airline transport certificate. The airplane was equipped with tundra tires. No specific aircraft type, registration, or occupant information was provided in the report.