What happened
During a night departure from Naples-Capodichino Airport, an aircraft entered its climb phase before colliding with the terrain. The impact occurred on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, situated approximately 14 km south of the airfield. The mountain's elevation at the site of the collision was 1,281 meters.
The crash resulted in the total destruction of the aircraft. There were 16 fatalities among the occupants, with no survivors reported from the flight.
Findings
No specific technical findings or contributing factors regarding the cause of the impact were provided in the available records.