While making a localizer approach to Runway 36 in IFR conditions, the airplane broke out of the overcast at about 400 feet agl. The pilot forced the airplane down and landed some 2000 feet past the runways threshold at about 100 to 120 KIAS. The pilot stated that he was unable to stop the airplane before it departed the end of the runway and collided with the airports perimeter fencing. Damage consisted of the right wing, right aileron, right elevator, the nose gear and propeller. There were no mechanical problems reported by the pilot or discovered during the post-accident examination of the airplane.
January 2, 2006, Auburn, Ala. / Cessna T210L
While making a localizer approach to Runway 36 in IFR conditions, the airplane broke out of the overcast at about 400 feet agl. The pilot forced the airplane down and landed some 2000 feet past the runways threshold at about 100 to 120 KIAS. The pilot stated that he was unable to stop the airplane before it departed the end of the runway and collided with the airports perimeter fencing. Damage consisted of the right wing, right aileron, right elevator, the nose gear and propeller. There were no mechanical problems reported by the pilot or discovered during the post-accident examination of the airplane....
Key Takeaways:
- An airplane overran the runway during an IFR localizer approach, landing 2000 feet past the threshold at an excessive speed of 100-120 KIAS.
- The pilot was unable to stop the aircraft, which departed the runway end and collided with the airport's perimeter fence.
- The accident resulted in damage to the right wing, right aileron, right elevator, nose gear, and propeller, with no mechanical problems reported or discovered.
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