2 Mar 1996: Learjet 25D — Madrid Táxi Aéreo

9 fatalities • 11 km ENE of São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport, SP (GRU)

Accident narrative

1996 aviation accident in Brazil

On 2 Mar 1996, a Learjet 25D operated by Madrid Táxi Aéreo was involved in an aviation accident near 11 km ENE of São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport, SP (GRU). 9 fatalities were reported.

This incident is catalogued in the Wikidata aviation-safety dataset, which tracks more than three thousand documented aircraft accidents and aviation occurrences spanning the entire history of powered and unpowered flight. Cross-referencing records like this with primary investigative sources helps researchers analyse historical safety trends and identify recurring contributing factors across eras of aviation.

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  • 19 Dec 2014 — GATES LEARJET 25D (T-AIR LLC)
  • 18 Dec 2014 — Learjet 25D (T-Air LLC)

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