Aircraft crash off the coast of Greenville (EL-AFC)

What happened

During an approach to Greenville, a twin engine airplane experienced a sudden loss of altitude when the nose of the aircraft pitched downward. The descent continued until the plane impacted the ocean surface a few kilometers away from the coastline.

There were no survivors in the accident. The crash resulted in six fatalities, accounting for all individuals on board at the time of the impact.

Findings

The investigation into the incident focused on the flight path during the final stages of the approach from Monrovia. While the specific mechanical or environmental triggers are not detailed, the aircraft's trajectory transitioned from a controlled descent to a nose-down attitude prior to hitting the water.