Accident Overview
While approaching the landing area at Lazo, the captain allowed the copilot to conduct the approach but did not adequately supervise the copilot's actions. The copilot failed to properly analyze the wind component, leading to a loss of control. On final approach, the aircraft rolled to the right, lost height, and subsequently crashed. The fate of the occupants remains unknown.
Wind Conditions
At the time of the accident, the wind was reported from 150 degrees at 11 to 21 kilometers per hour, with gusts reaching 32 kilometers per hour. This wind condition was not correctly assessed by the copilot.
Probable Cause
The official investigation determined the probable cause to be a wrong approach configuration on the part of the crew, who failed to analyze the wind component. Additionally, the captain failed to supervise the copilot's actions. Overconfidence and complacency were identified as contributing factors.