Incident Overview
On an unspecified date, an aircraft operating a flight from Mexico City-Benito Juárez Airport experienced a takeoff accident. The aircraft departed the runway during an aborted takeoff and came to rest 150 meters beyond the runway end, where it burst into flames. All seven occupants on board evacuated without injury. The aircraft sustained damage beyond repair.
Takeoff and Rotation Failure
During the takeoff roll, as the aircraft reached Vr, the pilot-in-command initiated rotation. However, the aircraft did not respond. For reasons that remain unknown, the flight crew waited several seconds before making a second attempt to rotate. The aircraft again failed to respond to the control inputs.
Abort and Emergency Procedures
Following the second unsuccessful rotation attempt, the captain decided to abort the takeoff. Emergency braking was initiated, and the tail parachute was deployed to assist in deceleration. As the aircraft approached the end of the runway, the pilot executed a left turn.
Runway Excursion and Fire
During the turn, the aircraft veered off the runway. It subsequently lost its undercarriage and came to rest 150 meters farther. Upon stopping, the aircraft was engulfed in flames. The crew and passengers exited the aircraft without injury. The aircraft was destroyed by the impact and fire.