What happened
During an approach to Canela Airport, the aircraft encountered challenging meteorological conditions characterized by rainfall and visibility ranging between 1,500 and 2,000 meters. Upon touchdown, the aircraft was subject to a tailwind component of approximately 15 to 20 knots. Due to the wet surface of the 1,250-meter runway, the aircraft failed to decelerate sufficiently within the available pavement.
As a result of the extended landing roll, the aircraft exited the runway, descended down an embankment, and crossed a nearby road. The sequence ended when the aircraft struck residential structures and ignited. The impact and subsequent fire caused the total destruction of the aircraft. There were three fatalities among the occupants.
Findings
Investigation into the accident indicates that the primary factor was the inability to stop on the wet runway due to the combination of a significant tailwind and insufficient remaining runway length.