Accident Details
A training flight at Dar es Salaam Airport concluded with a belly landing after the aircraft touched down at an excessive speed and without flaps deployed. The impact tore off the undercarriage, and the aircraft came to rest on its belly. Both pilots escaped uninjured, but the aircraft sustained damage beyond repair.
Probable Cause
The official investigation identified the probable cause as wrong approach configuration on the part of the crew.
Contributing Factors
Several contributing factors were reported: poor flight preparation, failure to follow the approach checklist, failure to proceed to an approach briefing, excessive approach speed, and failure to realize the flaps were not selected down.