Engine Shutdown During Landing at San Fernando International Airport

Casualties unknown • Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR

A Beechcraft 95-B55 experienced a dual engine shutdown during the landing phase at San Fernando International Airport, resulting in no injuries.

What happened

On March 19, 2022, at approximately 20:10 UTC, a Beechcraft 95-B55, registration LV-HWL, was performing a general aviation recreational flight from Isla Martin Garcia to San Fernando International Airport in Buenos Aires. As the aircraft was in the landing phase, approaching runway 05, the pilot experienced an apparent technical failure that led to the simultaneous shutdown of both engines.

The investigation

The investigation into the incident focused on the circumstances surrounding the engine failure and the subsequent condition of the aircraft. Investigators reviewed the flight phase, the technical state of the engines, and the operational procedures in place at the time of the event. The inquiry examined the sequence of events leading from the approach to the runway to the moment the engines ceased operation.

Findings

  • The primary cause of the incident was a technical failure that resulted in the loss of power from both engines during the final approach.
  • There were no injuries reported among the crew or passengers following the event.
  • The aircraft sustained no damage during the occurrence.

Probable cause

The simultaneous shutdown of both engines was caused by an apparent technical failure occurring during the landing phase.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 2022-03-19 TEXTRON AVIATION INC 95-B55 accident near Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR?

A Beechcraft 95-B55 experienced a dual engine shutdown during the landing phase at San Fernando International Airport, resulting in no injuries.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 2022-03-19 involved a TEXTRON AVIATION INC 95-B55, registration LV-HWL, operated by Aviación General, at Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR.

What was the probable cause of the accident?

The simultaneous shutdown of both engines was caused by an apparent technical failure occurring during the landing phase.

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