Accident Sequence
The aircraft experienced a wrong approach configuration, leading to a landing at an excessive speed and too far down the runway, approximately 2,775 feet past the runway threshold. After touchdown, the airplane was unable to stop within the remaining distance. It overran the runway, losing its undercarriage in the process, and came to rest.
Occupant Evacuation and Damage
All 39 occupants on board were evacuated safely. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair as a result of the overrun and subsequent loss of the undercarriage.
Probable Cause
The official findings indicate that the probable cause was a wrong approach configuration on the part of the flying crew, who continued the approach at a too high speed and landed too far down the runway, thereby reducing the landing distance available.