What happened
During the enroute phase of flight, the aircraft experienced a critical mechanical issue when one of its engines failed. This sudden loss of power forced the crew to abandon their planned route and initiate an emergency landing procedure. The pilots selected a nearby open area for the descent, ultimately bringing the machine down in a field located in Oberröblingen. Although the impact caused significant structural damage to the airframe, all persons on board survived the event without injury. The severity of the collision meant that the aircraft was declared damaged beyond repair and could not be returned to service.
Findings
The primary factor leading to the accident was the engine failure occurring during cruise flight. This mechanical malfunction necessitated an immediate diversion to the nearest suitable terrain for a safe landing, resulting in the total loss of the equipment despite the successful evacuation of occupants.