Twin-Engine Aircraft Runway Overrun Due to Incorrect Approach Configuration (K6152)

What happened

The incident involved a twin-engine aircraft that experienced difficulties during its final approach. The crew established an incorrect configuration for the landing phase, which resulted in the airplane touching down significantly further down the runway than intended. Because of this late touchdown point, the aircraft lacked sufficient remaining distance to decelerate safely within the paved surface. Consequently, the plane overran the end of the runway and continued moving forward until it struck a hedge before finally coming to a stop. Despite the collision with the vegetation, both members of the flight crew escaped the accident uninjured.

Findings

The official investigation identified the primary factor behind the event as a wrong approach configuration. This error in setup during the final moments of flight directly led to the extended landing roll and the subsequent overrun.