What happened
On an unidentified date, a twin engine aircraft was performing a cruise at 8,000 feet when it struck the terrain of Mt Tecpán. The collision occurred approximately 3.5 km northwest of the city of Tecpán. The force of the impact resulted in the total destruction of the airframe.
There were two fatalities recorded during the accident, as both members of the flight crew perished in the crash.
Findings
Preliminary observations indicate that the aircraft was operating at an altitude that was inadequate for navigating the mountainous topography of the region. The primary factor in the collision was the insufficient flight altitude relative to the height of the mountain slope.