What happened
A twin-engine airplane was performing a positioning flight from Santa Fe to Buenos Aires when it crashed into the ocean. The aircraft was being operated as a taxi flight and was carrying a total of five occupants: two pilots and three journalists employed by the 'Crónica' daily newspaper.
As the aircraft approached the Buenos Aires area, the plane became uncontrollable. The descent ended in an impact with the sea at a distance of roughly 8 km from the shoreline. The accident resulted in five fatalities, as there were no survivors among the crew or passengers.
Findings
The flight was in its approach phase when the loss of control occurred, leading to the crash into the water.