Aircraft Overran Wet Runway After High Approach (PT-LGJ)

Incident Overview An aircraft experienced a high approach due to an incorrect configuration, resulting in a landing far down a wet runway. The aircraft was unable to stop within the remaining distance and overran the runway, colliding with a dyke. All seven occupants were rescued, and the aircraft was damaged beyond repair. ## Contributing Factors The investigation identified a wrong approach configuration as the initial factor, leading to a high descent. The wet runway surface contributed to poor braking action, which, combined with insufficient remaining distance, prevented the aircraft from stopping. ## Outcome The collision with the dyke resulted in the aircraft being damaged beyond repair. All seven occupants were successfully rescued.