Accident Overview
A twin-engine aircraft crashed into a mountain slope near El Rosal, approximately 20 kilometers northwest of Bogotá-El Dorado Airport. The accident occurred during an approach phase in conditions of limited visibility. Wreckage was discovered at an elevation of 3,200 meters. All three individuals on board lost their lives.
Circumstances
The aircraft was in the process of approaching Bogotá-El Dorado when it impacted mountainous terrain. Visibility at the time was reported as limited. The impact site was located near the town of El Rosal, and the debris field was found at a high altitude of 3,200 meters.
Investigation Findings
Official investigators from the aviation authority concluded that the pilot initiated the approach prematurely. This action resulted in the aircraft descending below the minimum prescribed altitude for the approach procedure. The specific reasons behind the pilot's decision to begin the approach early could not be determined.
Aftermath
Emergency services responded to the scene, but all three occupants were confirmed deceased. The wreckage was located and documented for investigation purposes. No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, or operator were disclosed in the official report.