What happened
Upon completing the landing phase, the aircraft experienced a deviation to the left of the runway centerline. The movement resulted in the aircraft exiting the paved surface and traveling onto soft ground. During this excursion, the impact with the terrain caused the aircraft to overturn, eventually coming to a rest in an inverted position.
Findings
- The primary factor in the deviation was the presence of strong crosswinds during the landing sequence.
- The transition from the runway to the soft ground contributed to the aircraft's inability to maintain stability, leading to the rollover.