Incident Overview
A four-engine airplane experienced a runway excursion during landing on runway 23. The aircraft landed long and with excessive speed for reasons that remain unknown. After touchdown, the crew initiated braking procedures, but the captain determined that the aircraft could not be stopped within the remaining runway distance. Consequently, he steered the aircraft to the right, away from the runway surface.
Sequence of Events
The right main landing gear exited the paved runway and entered soft ground, causing the gear to dig in. This led to the right wing contacting the ground, along with both right engines (numbered 3 and 4). The impact resulted in considerable structural damage to the right wing and the two right engines.
Damage Assessment
The extent of the damage was such that the aircraft was considered damaged beyond repair. No other details regarding specific components or the condition of the left side were provided.
Outcome
There were no injuries among the occupants or crew. No other information regarding the flight, operator, or environmental conditions was disclosed.