Accident Sequence
While on short final approach to Innyaly, the aircraft was at a height of approximately one meter when it began to float and then rolled to the left. This caused the left main landing gear to strike the ground 150 meters before the runway threshold. After the initial ground contact, the aircraft continued rolling for about 250 meters on a wet surface. It then veered to the right, went through a wooden fence, and came to a stop with the left landing gear torn off. There were no casualties, but the aircraft sustained damage that rendered it beyond repair.
Probable Cause
The official investigation determined the probable cause to be a loss of control on short final after the crew encountered windshear at low height. It was found that the wind direction and component changed at the last moment, and it was too late for the crew to initiate a go-around procedure. The wet and slippery runway surface was considered a contributing factor.