Twin-Engine Aircraft Crashes Near RAF Syerston During Emergency Landing (WB455)

Incident Overview During a cruise in poor weather conditions, the crew of a twin-engine aircraft lost radio aids. The loss of navigation support prompted the crew to attempt an emergency landing. The aircraft subsequently crashed in a field located near the RAF Syerston. ## Outcome Both occupants were reported unhurt following the crash. The airplane sustained damage beyond repair. The official investigation identified the loss of radio aids as the probable cause of the accident. No specific aircraft type, registration, date, operator, or location beyond the field near RAF Syerston was provided in the source.