On December 17, 1993, a Beechcraft 80 Queen Air (registration RP-C2446) operated by Air Link International Aviation was involved in an aviation accident near Coron-Francisco B. Reyes, Philippines during takeoff. 2 people were killed. Investigators recorded the probable cause as: The aircraft lost control during its climb while operating in adverse weather conditions. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A).
A twin-engine aircraft crashed shortly after departing Coron-Francisco B. Reyes Airport during a period of adverse weather, resulting in two fatalities.
What happened
On the date of the incident, a twin engine aircraft departed from Coron-Francisco B. Reyes Airport, bound for Maila. The flight was transporting a cargo of crabs and lobsters at the time of the accident. During the initial climb phase, the aircraft encountered unfavorable weather conditions. While navigating through the poor visibility, the plane became uncontrollable and impacted the ground.
Findings
The accident occurred during the climb phase of flight.
The aircraft was operating in poor weather conditions at the time of the loss of control.
There were 2 fatalities among the occupants of the aircraft, which included the pilot and one other person.
The flight was engaged in a cargo transport mission involving seafood.
Probable cause
The aircraft lost control during its climb while operating in adverse weather conditions.