Incident
A crew of three departed Amman-Marka Airport on a positioning flight to Alexandria, Egypt. During the final approach, the aircraft was too high on the glide path. The captain decided to continue the approach despite the deviation.
After the speed brakes were deactivated in the last segment, the aircraft floated and touched down further along the runway than intended. Unable to stop within the remaining distance, the aircraft overran the runway and came to rest.
All three crew members escaped uninjured. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair.
Probable Cause
Official findings identified the probable cause as a wrong approach configuration by the captain, who decided to land while the aircraft was too high on the glide. Additionally, the captain failed to initiate a go-around procedure after the copilot had warned him three times about the situation.