Single-Engine Aircraft Accident at Capahuari (E-180)

Incident Overview During final approach to Capahuari, a single-engine aircraft encountered a rain squall that caused the pilot to lose visual contact with the ground. The aircraft subsequently struck the surface of runway 36 and bounced. Following the impact, the aircraft became uncontrollable, veered off the runway to the left, and came to rest in a ravine. Both occupants sustained minor injuries, and the aircraft was damaged beyond repair. The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, date, operator, or location beyond the airport name and runway designation. The probable cause is not explicitly stated in the source, though the loss of visual contact due to the rain squall is noted as a contributing factor.