What happened
The crew was operating a cargo flight originating from Stavanger with a payload of lobsters destined for Groningen. While on final approach to Groningen-Eelde Airport, the team experienced communication difficulties and could not visually acquire the runway due to dense fog. Consequently, the pilot elected to divert to Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport.
Upon arrival at the destination, the crew encountered similarly adverse weather conditions. The initial approach was abandoned, and a subsequent attempt also failed, leading to a go-around maneuver. During the third approach, the pilot attempted to descend beneath the cloud base. At this point, the aircraft struck the ground, resulting in the loss of its undercarriage. The airframe then collided with a caravan before finally coming to rest in a drainage ditch.
Both occupants sustained no injuries during the incident. However, the aircraft suffered damage that rendered it beyond repair. Post-accident inspections revealed that approximately 15 liters of fuel remained in the tanks at the time of the impact.