Incident Overview
A cargo aircraft operating a flight from Goma Airport to Bunia experienced technical issues shortly after takeoff. The crew reported problems with the right engine and received clearance to return for an emergency landing.
Landing and Overrun
During the emergency landing, the aircraft touched down long—approximately halfway down the runway. After touchdown, the airplane was unable to stop within the remaining distance. It overran the end of the runway and contacted lava ground.
Damage and Evacuation
Upon contacting the lava terrain, the right main landing gear and the nose landing gear collapsed. The aircraft came to rest with its right wing bent. All four crew members on board evacuated safely from the aircraft.
Investigation
The accident investigation is ongoing, with authorities examining the reported engine problems and the circumstances of the landing. No further details have been released.