May 2021 Gulfstream racing and over-ran on landing

[slast]

Not sure if this event was reported elsewhere. Flight International summary: "US investigators have revealed the pilots of a Gulfstream G150 acted as if they were engaged in a race to beat another aircraft to their destination, before an unstable approach at excessive speed resulted in an overrun that badly damaged the jet."
https://data.ntsb.gov/carol-repgen/api/Aviation/ReportMain/GenerateNewestReport/103036/pdf

[DaveReidUK]

Last noted a couple of years ago in the impressive boneyard at Griffin/Spalding County Airport, GA (6A2).

[BFSGrad]

Seems appropriate that the passenger who was agitating for the PIC to "go fast" ended up having to deplane in a swamp.

Odd design feature to have no manual backup for automated ground spoiler deployment.

[krismiler]

This would make a good case for discussion in a CRM course.

250kts below 10 000’ can’t be waived in the US.

400’ high and 50kts fast 1.5 nm from the threshold, either one of those means a go around but both together, what were these clowns thinking ???