Twin-Engine Aircraft Overruns Landing at Roy and Catches Fire (N147E)

Incident Overview After landing at Roy, a twin-engine airplane did not slow down as expected. The aircraft continued along its course, passed through fences, and eventually came to rest in flames. Both occupants were able to evacuate safely, although the aircraft was destroyed in the incident. ## Official Findings The investigation identified the probable cause as spontaneous and improper action by the pilot, who left the engine power at full ON after landing for an unknown reason. The findings also cited improper operation of the powerplant and powerplant controls as contributing factors. No specific aircraft type, registration, date, operator, or location beyond Roy was provided in the source.