Twin-Engine Aircraft Crash at Münster-Telgte Airport (D-IBUD)

Incident Overview and Context On the day of the accident, the aircraft and its crew participated in an airshow at Münster-Telgte Airport. In the late afternoon, the crew departed the airfield with the intention of returning to their base at Münster-Osnabrück Airport. The aircraft was a twin-engine airplane, and the flight carried three occupants. No specific aircraft type, registration, operator, or date is provided in the source material. ## Accident Sequence Approximately two minutes after takeoff, the aircraft began to lose altitude. It subsequently crashed into a farm situated about 3.5 kilometers from the airfield. The impact destroyed the aircraft, and all three people on board were killed. ## Official Investigation Findings The official investigation determined that during the initial climb, the crew shut down one engine and feathered its propeller for unknown reasons. The investigation did not identify any technical issues with the engine. The shutdown of one engine caused the aircraft to lose speed and altitude, leading to the crash.