Casualties unknown

2022-04-07: BEECHCRAFT B-200 (LV-KBS) — Aviación Comercial — Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR

Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR

On April 7, 2022, a BEECHCRAFT B-200 (registration LV-KBS) operated by Aviación Comercial was involved in an aviation accident near Aeropuerto San Fernando (Buenos Aires), AR. This summary draws on records from the Argentine Transportation Safety Board (JST); 8 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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A Beechcraft B200GT (LV-KBS) collided with a fuel truck on the apron at San Fernando International Airport during taxi on April 7, 2022, resulting in minor damage to the aircraft's left winglet.

Incident Details

On April 7, 2022, at 11:15 UTC, a general aviation ferry flight operated by a private owner involved a Beechcraft B200GT aircraft, registration LV-KBS, serial number BY-176. The aircraft was conducting a taxi operation at San Fernando International Airport (SADF), located in Buenos Aires province, Argentina, at coordinates 34°27′18″S 58°35′29″W with an elevation of 10 feet.

Sequence of Events

During the taxi phase, while executing a turn from the apron onto the taxiway, the left winglet of the aircraft struck the upper part of the side window of a fuel truck that was positioned on the apron. The impact caused minor damage to the aircraft.

Damage

Minor damage was sustained to the left winglet of the Beechcraft B200GT. No further details about damage to the fuel truck were provided.

Occupants and Injuries

The aircraft was carrying two crew members and two passengers. No injuries were reported among any of the four occupants.

Investigation Outcome

The incident was examined by the Argentine National Directorate of Aviation Safety. The investigation was discontinued, as it was determined that the lessons expected from the incident would not significantly contribute to improving operational safety. The case was transferred for archival.