What happened
On the date of the accident, a cargo flight deviated from its established flight path, moving into a region characterized by mountainous terrain. During this period, the area was experiencing weather conditions involving snow showers. Radar tracking data revealed that the aircraft was performing a gradual left-hand climb at the moment of impact. The aircraft was operated by a single pilot who was the only person on board at the time of the event.
Findings
- The aircraft was in a climbing left turn when the collision took place.
- The flight path had moved away from the intended route into high-altitude terrain.
- Adverse weather, specifically snow showers, was present in the vicinity of the crash site.
- The accident resulted in one fatality.