What happened
A cargo operation originating from Miami International Airport was conducting a routine flight to Panama City-Tocumen Airport. During the approach, the aircraft encountered rainy weather conditions. Upon landing on the wet runway surface, the crew experienced significant challenges with deceleration. The aircraft failed to come to a halt within the available runway length, resulting in a runway overrun.
As the excursion continued, the aircraft sustained damage to its undercarriage. The plane eventually came to a stop several dozen meters beyond the runway end. There were no fatalities among the four crew members on board, all of whom evacuated the aircraft without injury. However, the aircraft was determined to be a total loss due to the extent of the structural damage.
Findings
The primary factor in the accident was the inability to decelerate effectively on a wet runway during the landing phase.