Accident Overview
On approach to Goma Airport, a four-engine aircraft encountered stormy weather. The landing was reportedly conducted with a tailwind component. Upon touchdown, the aircraft bounced, and the crew was unable to stop within the remaining runway distance.
Runway Overrun
The 2,050-meter long runway was insufficient for the aircraft to decelerate after the bounced landing. The aircraft overran the runway, turned to the left, and came to rest in a solidified lava area adjacent to the airfield.
Occupant and Damage Status
All four crew members on board escaped the accident uninjured. The aircraft sustained substantial damage and was declared beyond repair.
Reported Conditions
Investigators noted that the approach was conducted in stormy weather, and the landing was performed with a tailwind component. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, or operator were provided in the preliminary report.