What happened
Upon completing the landing phase and making contact with the runway, the pilot-in-command faced significant challenges in reducing the aircraft's speed. In an attempt to manage the situation, the pilot made the decision to raise the undercarriage while the plane was still on the ground.
As a result of this action, the aircraft type impacted the runway surface on its belly. The vessel continued to slide across the terrain for several yards before the motion finally ceased. Although the impact and subsequent sliding caused damage that rendered the aircraft a total loss, there were zero fatalities and no injuries reported among the crew members.
Findings
Investigations into the incident concluded that the primary reason the aircraft could not decelerate normally was due to a failure of the braking system immediately following touchdown.