Runway excursions - Curt Lewis

 

Incident: Safari F27 at Garbaharey on Feb 8th 2021, overran runway An Safari Express Cargo Fokker 27-500 on behalf of WFP (World Food Programme by United Nations), freight flight from Mogadishu to Garbaharey (Somalia) with 3 crew, landed on Garbaharey's runway 20 with strong tailwind at 11:30L (08:30Z) but overran the runway by a few meters and came to a stop just ahead of a stone wall. There are no injuries, the aircraft did not receive any damage. Authorities in Somalia reported the aircraft 5Y-SEC with 3 crew landed on runway 20 with strong tailwind but overran the runway by a few meters and came to a stop just ahead of the stone wall (that in the only photo available appears to be underneath the fuselage of the aircraft with the nose gear past the wall). No injuries and no damage occurred. Garbaharey Airfield features an unpaved runway 02/20 of 1050 meters/3450 feet length. In 2017 another F27 on behalf of the World Food Programme by United Nations suffered an accident while landing in Garbaharey, see Accident: Aero-Pioneer F27 at Garbaharey on Jun 3rd 2017, right main gear struck top of wall prior to touch down.

 

 

Phenom 100 suffers runway excursion after landing at Paris-Le Bourget Airport, France Date:    Monday 8 February 2021 Time:   11:02 Type:   Embraer EMB-500 Phenom 100 Operator:         Luxwing Registration:    9H-FAM C/n / msn:        50000100 First flight:       2011 Engines:          2 Pratt & Whitney Canada PW615F Crew:   Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: Passengers:    Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: Total:   Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 3 Aircraft damage:          Unknown Location:         Paris-Le Bourget Airport (LBG) (  France) Phase: Landing (LDG) Nature:            Unknown Departure airport:        Venice-Marco Polo Airport (VCE/LIPZ), Italy Destination airport:      Paris-Le Bourget Airport (LBG/LFPB), France Flightnumber:  LWG301 Narrative: A Phenom 100 corporate jet suffered a runway excursion after landing on runway 27 at Paris-Le Bourget Airport, France. A fire started, but was quickly brought under control.