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FINAL INVESTIGATION REPORT OF ACCIDENT TO M/S NORTH EAST SHUTTLES PRIVATE LIMITED CESSNA CARAVAN 208B AIRCRAFT VT-NES AT LENGPUI AIRPORT ON 04.05.2011. Aircraft Type Nationality Registration 2 Owner Cessna Caravan 208B Indian VT-NES Cessna Finance corporation 100N

Broadway suite 600 Wichita Kansas67202-2206. 3 Operator Pilot – in –Command Extent of injuries 5 No. of Passengers on board Extent of Injuries 6 7 8 Last point of Departure Intended landing place Place of Accident North East Shuttles Private Limited Surjya Road, Agartala-799001, Tripura. 4 Foreign License Holder with valid FATA. Minor/None. 09 Minor/None. Imphal Airport. Lengpui Airport. LengpuiAirport. N 23 50 16.88 E 092 37 36.38 9 Date & Time of Accident 04.05.2011; 1045 Hrs IST approx.

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SYNOPSIS Cessna caravan 208 B aircraft VT-NES operated by M/s North East Shuttles Private Limited was involved in a runway overrun accident at Lengpui airport while landing on 04.05.2011 at approx 1045 Hrs IST. The aircraft was operating a non scheduled flight Imphal–Lengpui with ten persons on board including one crew member. The aircraft took off normally from Imphal at 1000 hrs and subsequently came in contact with ATC Lengpui at 1023hrs. ATC Lengpui conveyed the latest available weather with visibility as 4500m. The pilot requested special VFR and the same was approved by tower controller. Visibility further dropped to 2000m and the pilot preferred holding, in coordination with ATC at 10 miles maintaining visual separation with terrain at an altitude of 6500 feet. The Pilot thereafter without any communication with ATC reported downwind for RWY 17 and subsequently reported for final. When the aircraft reported final, the controller after sighting the aircraft gave the landing clearance with wind as calm and RWY surface wet. The aircraft touched down well ahead of the landing threshold at a high speed with a remaining distance in which it was impossible to stop the aircraft. The

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