Incident Overview

Date: Sunday 1 December 2019
Aircraft Type: Beechcraft B99 Airliner
Owner/operator: Flamingo Air Charter
Registration Number: C6-FER
Location: Black Point Airstrip (MYEB) – ÿ Bahamas
Phase of Flight: Landing
Status: Substantial
Casualties: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 14
Component Affected: Right Main GearRight Main Gear
Investigating Agency: AAID BahamasAAID Bahamas
Category: Accident
A Beechcraft 99 experienced a runway excursion after landing on runway 12 at Black Point, Bahamas. Upon touchdown, the right main gear entered an area approximately 1-3 inches in depth, striking an exposed section of asphalt. This resulted in the collapse of the right main landing gear. The aircraft subsequently traveled an additional distance of approximately 1,527 feet down the runway before exiting and stopping 20 feet in bushes.A Beechcraft 99 experienced a runway excursion after landing on runway 12 at Black Point, Bahamas. Upon touchdown, the right main gear entered an area approximately 1-3 inches in depth, striking an exposed section of asphalt. This resulted in the collapse of the right main landing gear. The aircraft subsequently traveled an additional distance of approximately 1,527 feet down the runway before exiting and stopping 20 feet in bushes.

Description

A Beechcraft 99 suffered a runway excursion after landing on runway 12 at Black Point, Bahamas. On touchdown on the area preceding the useable portion of runway 11 at Black Point, the right main gear entered an area approximately 1-3 inches in depth. It subsequently struck an exposed section of asphalt (46 mm thick) on the unusable portion of the beginning of the runway. Given the speed of the aircraft at the time of the touch down the right main landing gear collapsed after striking the exposed surface. The disabled aircraft traveled an additional distance of approximately 1,527 ft down the runway before exiting the runway and coming to a stop approximately 20 feet in bushes lining the side of the runway. The aircraft sustained damages to the right wing, trailing and leading edges, right propeller, right main gear and fuselage. There were no injuries reported.

Source of Information

https://ewnews.com/plane-veers-off-runway-in-exumahttps://ewnews.com/plane-veers-off-runway-in-exuma

Primary Cause

Runway excursion and impact with asphalt.Runway excursion and impact with asphalt.

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