No fatalities

2014-05-10: Fokker 100 (EP-ASZ) — Iran Aseman Airlines — Zahedan, Iran

Zahedan, IranLanding (descent or approach)

On May 10, 2014, a Fokker 100 (registration EP-ASZ) operated by Iran Aseman Airlines was involved in an aviation accident near Zahedan, Iran during landing or approach. No fatalities were reported. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A); 6 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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During approach to Zahedan Airport, the left main landing gear failed to deploy. After an unsuccessful attempt to lower it, the crew landed on runway 35, veered off, and came to rest in a sandy area. All 103 occupants evacuated safely.

Incident Overview

On approach to Zahedan Airport, the crew configured the aircraft for landing in accordance with the checklist. During this process, they realized that the left main landing gear remained stuck in its wheel well. The crew promptly abandoned the landing maneuver and initiated a go-around procedure.

Attempt to Lower Gear

For approximately one hour, the crew followed a holding circuit to burn fuel and attempted to lower the left main landing gear. Despite their efforts, the gear could not be deployed.

Landing and Runway Excursion

Eventually, air traffic control cleared the crew to land on runway 35. After touchdown, the aircraft rolled for about 1,500 meters before veering off the runway to the left. It came to rest in a sandy area adjacent to the runway.

Evacuation and Damage

All 103 occupants evacuated the aircraft safely. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair.