Incident Overview
On 5 November 2022 at 21:40 UTC, a De Havilland DHC-1 aircraft, registration LV-NRY, was conducting a low-altitude demonstration flight at Aeródromo Bragado in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. During the maneuver, the aircraft collided with a communications antenna located within the aerodrome boundaries. Despite the impact, the pilot continued the flight and successfully landed on runway 02.
Aircraft and Operator
The aircraft was a De Havilland DHC-1, a single-engine piston monoplane commonly used for training and general aviation. It was privately owned and operated. The flight was categorized as a general aviation demonstration. The aircraft sustained significant damage in the accident.
Injuries
According to the official report, the pilot reported no injuries. Among the three passengers, all sustained minor injuries. No other individuals were involved.
Circumstances
The accident occurred during daylight hours in visual meteorological conditions. The aircraft had departed from and was destined for the same airport. The total flight duration was approximately 20 minutes. The specific altitude and speed during the event were not detailed in the source.
Post-Accident Actions
After striking the antenna, the pilot maintained control of the aircraft and proceeded to land. No emergency services were reported as activated. The aircraft was subsequently examined by investigators.