Incident Overview
At approximately 1939 coordinated universal time (UTC) on June 21, 2016, a Beech 200C aircraft, registration OB-2104-P, operated by Aerolinea Del Caribe Peru, was involved in a runway excursion upon landing at Jorge Chavez International Airport (SPJC) in Lima, Peru. The aircraft was landing on Runway 15 when its landing gear system malfunctioned, leading to the excursion. The aircraft sustained minor damage as a result of the event.
Aircraft and Operator
The aircraft involved was a Beech 200C, a twin-turboprop utility aircraft. It held Peruvian registration OB-2104-P and was operated by Aerolinea Del Caribe Peru. The flight crew consisted of a pilot and a copilot, and there was one passenger on board.
Circumstances
During the landing sequence on Runway 15, the landing gear system was not functioning normally. This malfunction caused the aircraft to deviate from the runway surface after touchdown, resulting in a runway excursion. The specific nature of the landing gear malfunction was not detailed in the available information.
Outcome
All three occupants—the pilot, copilot, and passenger—were uninjured. The aircraft itself sustained minor damage. The investigation into the incident falls under the jurisdiction of the Government of Peru, specifically the Comision de Investigacion de Accidentes de Aviacion (CIAA) of the Direccion General de Aeronautica Civil.