What happened
During the landing phase of the flight, the crew performed an approach with an improper configuration. This error resulted in the aircraft maintaining excessive altitude on the glide path, which caused the touchdown to occur significantly further down the runway than intended.
Upon making contact with the runway, the aircraft was unable to decelerate sufficiently within the available pavement. The aircraft subsequently overran the end of the runway, coming to a stop approximately 150 metres beyond the threshold. At the time of the landing, the crew was managing a tailwind component of nine knots.
While the aircraft sustained damage beyond repair, there were no injuries reported among the five crew members on board, all of whom successfully evacuated the wreckage.
Findings
An investigation into the event identified that the primary factor was an incorrect approach configuration, which prevented the aircraft from maintaining the proper glide slope and led to the long touchdown.