Aircraft Left Main Gear Collapse During Landing (ET-AGW)

Incident Overview During the landing phase, the aircraft's left main landing gear failed, resulting in a collapse. The aircraft subsequently slid along the ground on its belly before coming to a complete stop. The impact and subsequent slide caused damage that rendered the aircraft beyond repair. ## Occupant Safety Despite the severity of the structural damage, all four individuals on board were able to evacuate the aircraft safely. The occupants consisted of three crew members and one security officer, and none of them sustained any injuries during the incident. ## Official Investigation Findings The official investigation determined that the probable cause of the accident was the failure of the left main gear upon landing. The specific reasons for this mechanical failure were not identified in the official findings.