What happened
During a standard approach procedure, the aircraft type encountered a runway surface that was wet at the time of arrival. Upon touchdown, the aircraft was unable to decelerate sufficiently within the available runway length. This led to a runway overrun where the vessel traveled past the end of the paved surface.
As the excursion continued, the nose landing gear collapsed, causing the aircraft to come to a halt several dozen meters beyond the runway threshold. Despite the impact, all 135 occupants were able to evacuate the plane without injury. The structural damage sustained during the event was so severe that the aircraft was declared a total loss.
Findings
- The primary factor in the excursion was the inability to stop on the wet runway surface within the remaining distance available.