Incident Overview
An ambulance flight conducted on behalf of the Indonesian Red Cross (Palang Merah Indonesia) encountered difficulty during landing at Jakarta-Halim Perdanakusuma Airport. The aircraft was performing a flight from Yogyakarta-Adisujipto Airport, carrying one patient, two doctors, two accompanists, and three crew members, totaling eight occupants.
Approach and Landing
The approach was completed under night conditions and marginal weather. After touchdown on runway 24, the aircraft skidded on a wet runway. It continued for approximately 1,300 meters before veering to the right and departing the runway surface.
Damage and Outcome
Upon contacting soft ground, the right main landing gear was torn off, while the left main landing gear partially collapsed. The aircraft then bounced and impacted the ground several times, causing the left wing to become bent. The right engine partially detached from its pylon. There was no fire. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair. All eight occupants were rescued.
Occupants and Injuries
The source states that all eight occupants were rescued, with no mention of injuries or fatalities.