Accident Overview
On 8 October 2001, at Milano Linate airport, a collision occurred between a Boeing MD-87, registration SE-DMA, and a Cessna 525-A, registration D-IEVX. After the collision, the Boeing MD-87 impacted a baggage handling building. The Italian National Flight Safety Agency (ANSV) investigated the incident and published its final report on 20 January 2004 (Report No. A/1/04).
Aircraft Involved
The first aircraft was a Boeing MD-87, bearing registration SE-DMA. The second aircraft was a Cessna 525-A, bearing registration D-IEVX. Both aircraft sustained damage as a result of the collision and subsequent impact.
Investigation Details
The ANSV investigation report covers multiple aspects of the accident. It includes a detailed narrative of the flight history and the sequence of events leading to the collision. Information on the pilots, flight attendants, air traffic controllers, and other personnel involved is examined. The report also reviews the technical data of both aircraft, including maintenance records and performance characteristics. Meteorological conditions at the time are documented, as are the airport's layout, markings, and air traffic control procedures. Communication records, flight data recorder information, and wreckage analysis are also part of the report. The report is structured into chapters, with Chapter I providing factual information on the flight, personnel, aircraft, weather, airport, communications, recorders, wreckage, and medical aspects.