On June 14, 2016, an Antonov AN-32 (registration EK-32120) operated by Coco Aviation was involved in an aviation accident near Bor, South Sudan during landing or approach. No fatalities were reported. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A); 2 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.
A twin-engine aircraft overran the runway at Bor Airport after touchdown, causing substantial damage. All three crew members were unhurt. The aircraft was completing a humanitarian flight for the World Food Program.
Incident Overview
At Bor Airport, a twin-engine aircraft touched down but was unable to stop within the remaining runway distance. The aircraft overran the runway, losing its undercarriage in the process. It came to rest with its left wing broken in two. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair.
Crew and Flight Details
All three crew members on board were uninjured. The crew was operating a humanitarian flight on behalf of the World Food Program, traveling from Juba to Malakal with an intermediate stop in Bor.
Damage Assessment
The aircraft was declared damaged beyond repair due to the overrun and structural failure of the left wing.
