Accident Overview
An Antonov AN-12 cargo aircraft, operating a flight from Brazzaville to Pointe-Noire with six crew members and a load of various goods, was involved in a ground collision upon arrival. After a normal landing, the crew vacated the runway and while approaching the apron, they lost control of the aircraft. The AN-12 then collided with a parked Boeing 727-246, registered 9L-LEF, which was operated by Canadian Airways Congo and was empty at the time.
Injuries and Damage
All six crew members aboard the AN-12 sustained injuries, with both pilots reported as seriously injured. The Boeing 727 had no occupants. Both aircraft were damaged beyond repair.
Probable Cause
The official investigation determined that the loss of control was likely the result of a brakes failure.