Incident Details
A three-engine aircraft conducting landing operations at Guilin Airport experienced a runway overrun after touching down too far along the runway. The approach was made with an incorrect configuration, leading to a longer than normal landing distance. Unable to stop within the remaining runway length, the aircraft continued past the paved surface.
Damage and Position
The overrun resulted in the loss of the right main landing gear. The aircraft came to rest in a grassy area adjacent to the runway. The damage was assessed as beyond economical repair, rendering the aircraft a total loss.
Evacuation
All 107 persons on board, including passengers and crew, evacuated the aircraft safely. No injuries were reported during the evacuation process.
Weather Conditions
Weather at the time of the accident was characterized by rain showers and reduced visibility. The runway surface was wet due to precipitation, which contributed to limited braking action available to the aircraft.
Probable Cause
The accident was attributed to a wrong approach configuration established by the flight crew prior to landing.