Incident Overview
The approach to Jaipur-Sanganer Airport was initiated under adverse weather conditions, with heavy rainfall reported. Reduced visibility prompted the captain to execute a go-around during the initial approach. A subsequent landing attempt was also abandoned, resulting in a second go-around.
Third Landing Attempt
During a third attempt to land, the pilot-in-command touched down approximately 1,800 feet past the runway threshold. Due to the wet runway surface and insufficient remaining distance, the aircraft was unable to stop before the end of the runway.
Outcome
The aircraft overran the runway, during which the left main landing gear separated. The aircraft came to rest off the runway and was damaged beyond repair. All 27 occupants on board evacuated without injury.
Probable Cause
The official investigation identified the probable cause as a wrong approach configuration.