What happened
A cargo transport flight originating from Greensboro, North Carolina, experienced a landing accident upon arrival at Myrtle Beach Airport, South Carolina. While the flight proceeded without incident during the initial stages of the journey, the aircraft performed a landing on runway 18 with its landing gear retracted.
Following the touchdown, the aircraft type (not specified) slid along the runway surface on its belly for several dozen meters. The movement ceased once the plane came to a complete stop on the main runway. There were no reported injuries to the two crew members involved in the incident, though the aircraft sustained damage that rendered it a total loss.
Findings
The primary factor in the accident was the failure to extend the landing gear prior to touchdown, resulting in a belly landing on the runway surface.