What happened
During the final approach, the crew encountered a tailwind component of 13 knots. The aircraft touched down approximately halfway down the available runway length. Due to the late touchdown position and the existing wind conditions, the crew was unable to decelerate the aircraft within the remaining runway distance.
As a result, the aircraft exited the paved surface and overran the runway, eventually coming to a stop several dozen meters beyond the end of the strip. There were no fatalities or injuries reported among the two pilots on board. While the crew escaped the scene safely, the aircraft sustained damage that rendered it a total loss.
Findings
- The landing occurred with a 13-knot tailwind.
- The touchdown point was too far down the runway, leaving insufficient distance for braking.