What happened
The aircraft encountered significant technical difficulties while in flight. These mechanical issues ultimately led to a loss of control or forced landing scenario, resulting in the plane crashing directly into the Caquetá River. The impact occurred during the active flight phase, not during takeoff or landing on a runway. Despite the severity of the crash into the water, the sole occupant, identified as the pilot, survived the accident. There were no other persons on board, and consequently, there were zero fatalities associated with this event.
Findings
The official investigation concluded that the accident was caused by an unknown mechanical failure while the aircraft was airborne. No specific component or system was identified in the available findings as the definitive source of the malfunction. The lack of precise technical data regarding the failure mode remains a key aspect of the case record.