2 fatalities

Learjet 25D Crash in Champotón, Mexico (N265TW)

Champotón, MexicoLanding (descent or approach)

On December 19, 2014, a Learjet 25 (registration N265TW) operated by T-Air - USA was involved in an aviation accident near Champotón, Mexico during landing or approach. 2 people were killed. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A).

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A Learjet 25D crashed and burned in an open field near Champotón, Mexico, killing both crew members. The aircraft was reportedly carrying six fuel drums and flying at a very low altitude.

Incident Overview and Location Details A Learjet 25D crashed and burned in an open field located in Champotón, which is situated approximately 40 km south of Campeche. The accident resulted in the deaths of both crew members on board. The aircraft was operating on a flight from Texas when the incident occurred. According to a Campeche daily newspaper, the aircraft was carrying a load consisting of six fuel drums at the time of the crash. The low-altitude flight and the nature of the cargo have led to suspicions of an illegal flight. The exact cause of the crash is not specified in the source.