Incident Overview
A humanitarian flight conducted under the auspices of the United Nations Organization (UNO) was completing a route from Pisa to Albertville with an intermediate stop at Entebbe. Upon landing at Albertville Airport, the aircraft's undercarriage encountered a hole in the runway surface during the braking procedure. The impact sheared off the undercarriage, causing the crew to lose control. The airplane veered off the runway and came to rest in flames.
Injuries and Fatalities
Four crew members were killed in the accident. Six other occupants sustained injuries. No further details on the nature of injuries were provided.
Aircraft and Flight Details
The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, or operator. However, the flight was conducted on behalf of UNO, indicating a humanitarian mission. The flight itinerary included a stop at Entebbe before proceeding to Albertville.
Runway Condition
The accident was precipitated by a hole in the runway surface at Albertville Airport. The source does not describe the hole's size, location, or whether it was known to airport authorities.
Post-Impact Events
Following the undercarriage failure and loss of control, the aircraft veered off the runway and caught fire. The source does not detail the extent of damage to the aircraft or the airport infrastructure.