Incident Overview
A commercial aircraft experienced a runway overrun after a landing that occurred 1,700 feet past the runway threshold. The crew had configured the aircraft incorrectly for the approach, leading to the long landing. Unable to stop within the remaining runway distance, the airplane overran the end, lost its undercarriage, and continued until it struck a wall, where it came to rest.
Injuries and Damage
All three crew members on board sustained minor injuries. The aircraft itself was damaged beyond repair as a result of the overrun and subsequent collision with the wall.
Probable Cause
According to the official investigation, the probable cause of the accident was the crew's wrong approach configuration.