3 fatalities

Twin-engine aircraft crash in Mankera, Punjab (AP-AYQ)

Mankera, PakistanFlight

On July 6, 1984, a Cessna 421B Golden Eagle II (registration AP-AYQ) operated by Govenment of Baluchistan was involved in an aviation accident near Mankera, Pakistan in flight. 3 people were killed. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A).

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A twin-engine airplane crashed near Mankera during a flight from Quetta to Dera Ismail Khan, resulting in three fatalities.

What happened

A twin-engine aircraft was performing a scheduled flight traveling from Quetta toward Dera Ismail Khan when it went down in the vicinity of Mankera, located in the Punjab region. The exact circumstances surrounding the descent and subsequent impact remain undetermined at this time.

The crash resulted in three fatalities among those on board. The occupants included the pilot and two passengers who lost their lives in the accident. One passenger, identified as the Governor of the Province of Baluchistan, survived the event.

Findings

At present, the specific reasons for the aircraft's crash are unknown.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 6 Jul 1984 Cessna 421B Golden Eagle II accident near Mankera, Pakistan?

A twin-engine airplane crashed near Mankera during a flight from Quetta to Dera Ismail Khan, resulting in three fatalities.

Were there any fatalities in the 6 Jul 1984 Cessna 421B Golden Eagle II accident?

The accident was fatal, resulting in 3 fatalities.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 6 Jul 1984 involved a Cessna 421B Golden Eagle II, registration AP-AYQ, operated by Govenment of Baluchistan, at Mankera, Pakistan.