Incident Details
A local training flight was conducted at Loma Bonita Airport, which features a 1,400-meter-long runway oriented 18/36. After touchdown, the crew initiated the braking procedure, but the aircraft could not stop within the remaining runway distance. It overran the runway, rolled approximately 100 meters, and came to rest. A fire erupted shortly after and destroyed the aircraft within minutes, as local firefighting resources were insufficiently trained and equipped.
Investigation Findings
Official findings determined that a wrong approach configuration led the crew to land too far down the runway, reducing the available landing distance. Brake marks were observed on the last portion of the runway, indicating that braking occurred only in the final segment.
Outcome
All six occupants evacuated the aircraft without injury. The aircraft was destroyed by fire.