Accident
The approach to Quy Nhơn was conducted under visual flight rules (VFR) in conditions of heavy rainfall. During the approach, the airplane struck the water surface and subsequently crashed into the sea, coming to rest a few kilometers short of the runway. At the time of the accident, visibility was limited due to the rain.
Casualties
The accident resulted in four fatalities and three serious injuries. Among the deceased were two crew members and two passengers. The crew members killed were:
- Captain Fred Rost Tice
- Staff Sergeant Walter Otho Tramel
The passengers killed were:
- Captain David Eugene Benson
- Captain Thomas James Tolliver
Three other crew members sustained serious injuries. The total number of occupants on board was not specified, but the information provided indicates at least five crew members and two passengers, totaling a minimum of seven individuals.
Additional Information
The source did not provide details on the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, operator, or involvement of air traffic control. Weather conditions were reported as heavy rain with limited visibility. No probable cause was stated in the report.