A Serve Air Cargo Boeing 737-300F (presumably 9S-ASG built in 1989) ran off the side of runway 07 whilst landing at Lubumbashi International Airport (FBM/FZQA), Democratic Republic of Congo. The aircraft had already decelerated and was at a rather low speed (approximately 60 knots) when the pilots lost control.
The nosegear collapsed, resulting in unknown damage.
Nobody was hurt.
Source: JACDEC, Lisette Lisa Mongendu (Pictures)
This post was published on 4 March 2018 15:59
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