What happened
During a scheduled flight originating in Jakarta and including a stop in Palembang, the crew initiated their approach to Jambi Airport. Upon landing on the runway, the aircraft experienced significant issues with braking and deceleration. The momentum of the plane caused it to overshoot the paved surface and enter a soft-ground area.
As the aircraft moved into the muddy terrain, the landing gear collapsed under the strain. Despite the impact and the subsequent damage to the airframe, all 22 occupants were successfully evacuated from the wreckage without injury. The aircraft was subsequently determined to be a total loss due to the extent of the structural damage.
Findings
Investigations into the incident identified that the captain utilized improper landing techniques, specifically failing to stop the aircraft before the end of the runway due to an excessive speed and a touchdown point too far down the slippery surface. Additionally, the crew's decision-making was cited as a factor, as the pilot failed to initiate a missed-approach procedure when the landing conditions became unfavorable.