What happened
During the landing phase at Trollhättan-Målöga Airport, an aircraft underwent a sudden change in attitude immediately following touchdown. As the plane made contact with the runway, it nosed over, eventually coming to a complete stop in an inverted position.
Despite the impact and the aircraft being overturned, both occupants of the plane were able to exit the wreckage without sustaining any injuries. The final count for the incident was zero fatalities and zero injuries. Following the event, the aircraft sustained structural damage but was reportedly restored to airworthy condition through repairs.
Findings
Investigations into the accident identified that the pilot applied excessive braking immediately after the wheels touched the ground. This intense application of the brakes led to a wheel lock-up or brake blocking. Furthermore, the landing was performed while facing a tailwind component, which contributed to the instability during the deceleration process.