Landing and Overrun
According to the pilot, during the landing on a 2,420-foot long runway, the airplane touched down approximately halfway down the pavement. The pilot applied heavy braking, but felt the wheels skidding and subsequently eased off on the brakes. The pilot decided not to attempt a go-around, stating that he was "too far down the runway" when he realized that stopping before the end of the runway was not possible.
Impact and Final Position
After failing to stop, the airplane traveled beyond the runway end, went down an embankment, and collided with a fence. The exact aircraft type, registration, operator, and date of the event were not specified in the source. The pilot did not report any injuries or damage to the aircraft beyond the impact with the fence.
Pilot's Account
The pilot's narrative indicates that the decision to continue the landing rather than initiate a go-around was based on the perceived distance remaining. No further details were provided regarding weather conditions, visibility, or any other operational factors. The source does not identify any mechanical malfunctions or external factors that may have contributed to the overrun.