Incident
The incident involved a twin-engine airplane engaged in a training flight. The aircraft was carrying a total of six crew members. During the flight, the crew communicated with air traffic control and reported that they were experiencing an engine failure. Subsequent to this report, the crew lost control of the airplane, causing it to enter a dive. The dive continued until the aircraft crashed into a house. The crash had severe consequences: one crew member was seriously injured, and the other five crew members sustained fatal injuries. There were no casualties on the ground.
Official Findings
An official investigation was conducted to determine the cause of the accident. The investigators found that the accident was caused by an engine failure. However, they were unable to determine the specific reason for the failure. The probable cause was thus listed as an engine failure for unknown reasons. No other factors were cited as contributing to the accident.