6 fatalities

1990-06-13: Cessna 421 Golden Eagle (EJC-102) — Colombian National Army - Ejército Nacional de Colombia — Pasca, Colombia

Pasca, ColombiaFlight

On June 13, 1990, a Cessna 421 Golden Eagle (registration EJC-102) operated by Colombian National Army - Ejército Nacional de Colombia was involved in an aviation accident near Pasca, Colombia in flight. 6 people were killed. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A); 3 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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A twin-engine aircraft crashed into a mountain in the Pasca region after declaring an emergency during its flight from Neiva.

What happened

On a flight traveling from Neiva Airport toward Bogotá, a twin engine aircraft encountered a critical situation that led to a fatal accident. The flight departed Neiva at 13:00 local time. While in the en route phase of the flight, the crew issued an emergency declaration to air traffic services.

Shortly after the emergency was declared, the aircraft impacted the terrain at Mt El Peñón, situated within the Pasca region. The impact occurred during the cruise portion of the flight. There were six fatalities resulting from the crash, with all occupants on board losing their lives in the accident.

Findings

No specific technical findings regarding the mechanical state of the aircraft or the specific nature of the emergency were provided in the initial report.