Accident Overview
On the day of the accident, the aircraft conducted a visual approach to the runway. Touchdown occurred too far along the 1,500-meter runway, leaving insufficient distance to stop. The aircraft overran the runway, entered a ravine, and caught fire. After the accident, 25 occupants evacuated without injury, while nine others sustained injuries. Two passengers were killed.
Sequence of Events
The flight crew executed a visual approach. The landing point was deemed too far down the runway. Unable to decelerate within the remaining runway length, the aircraft departed the runway end and came to rest in a ravine. The subsequent fire engulfed the aircraft.
Probable Cause
According to official findings, the probable cause was a wrong approach configuration on the part of the crew, who were apparently intoxicated at the time of the accident.