What happened
During a scheduled aerial survey operation conducted along the coastlines of Greenland, an aircraft crashed into the Kronborg Glacier. The flight was being operated as part of a routine mission involving personnel from the Thule AFB contingent. At the time of the impact, the specific circumstances surrounding the descent and subsequent crash remained undetermined.
Upon impact with the glacier, the aircraft was completely destroyed by the force of the accident. There were no survivors among the occupants of the plane. The incident resulted in a total of 12 fatalities, accounting for all crew members on board during the mission.
Findings
At this time, the exact cause of the crash into the glacier is listed as unknown. No specific mechanical failures or environmental factors have been officially confirmed to have triggered the accident.