Aircraft crash near Ebersberg, Germany

No fatalities • Ebersberg, Germany • Landing (descent or approach)

A twin-engine airplane crashed in a wooded area north of Ebersberg during its approach to Munich-Riem Airport, resulting in no fatalities.

What happened

During an approach to Munich-Riem Airport, a twin engine airplane traveling from Tunis encountered difficulties. While maneuvering for landing, the aircraft made contact with treetops and subsequently crashed within a heavily forested region situated north of Ebersberg, approximately 15 km east of the destination airport.

Despite the destruction of the aircraft, all six individuals on board were successfully recovered from the wreckage. There were no reported fatalities among the occupants during the incident.

Findings

The specific reasons for the impact with the trees remain undetermined, as the circumstances surrounding the descent into the wooded area were not clearly established.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 1979-03-30 Cessna 414 Chancellor accident near Ebersberg, Germany?

A twin-engine airplane crashed in a wooded area north of Ebersberg during its approach to Munich-Riem Airport, resulting in no fatalities.

Were there any fatalities in the 1979-03-30 Cessna 414 Chancellor accident?

No fatalities were recorded in this accident.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 1979-03-30 involved a Cessna 414 Chancellor, registration D-IEFA, operated by Private Germany, at Ebersberg, Germany.

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