Casualties unknown

2025-03-13: (TG-TYA) — PISTA DEL AEROCLUB DE GUATEMALA EN RIO DULCE,, GT

PISTA DEL AEROCLUB DE GUATEMALA EN RIO DULCE,, GT

On March 13, 2025, an aircraft (registration TG-TYA) was involved in an aviation accident near PISTA DEL AEROCLUB DE GUATEMALA EN RIO DULCE,, GT. This summary draws on records from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Unit of the Guatemalan Directorate General of Civil Aviation (UIA/DGAC).

Sourcesthe Aircraft Accident Investigation Unit of the Guatemalan Directorate General of Civil Aviation (UIA/DGAC)Primary reportUpdated 1782716597Data APIEditorial standards

Final report published by Guatemala's aviation accident investigation unit on an accident involving Piper aircraft registration TG-TYA at Aeroclub de Guatemala airstrip in Rio Dulce, Livingston, Izabal on 13 March 2025.

Introduction

The Unidad de Investigación de Accidentes e Incidentes de Aviación (UIA) of the Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC) of Guatemala published Final Report A-03-2025 concerning an accident involving a Piper aircraft (registration TG-TYA). The report is dated 05 December 2025 and is released solely for technical-operational safety purposes, with the aim of prevention, in accordance with Annex 13 of the Chicago Convention and Guatemalan civil aviation regulations.

Accident Details

The accident occurred on 13 March 2025 at the airstrip of the Aeroclub de Guatemala in Rio Dulce, municipality of Livingston, department of Izabal, Guatemala. The aircraft involved was a Piper (model not specified in the report excerpt), registration TG-TYA.

Investigation

The investigation was conducted by the UIA. The report includes sections on factual information, analysis, and conclusions. Specific factual information such as injuries to persons, damage to the aircraft, other damage, personal information (crew), aircraft information, meteorological information, navigation aids, communications, aerodrome information, flight recorders, wreckage and impact information, medical and pathological information, fire, survival aspects, tests and research, organizational and management information, additional information, and useful investigation techniques are listed in the table of contents but their content is not detailed in the provided excerpt.

Analysis

The analysis covers flight operations, crew qualifications, operational procedures, meteorological conditions, air traffic control, communications, navigation aids, aircraft maintenance, performance, weight and balance, and aircraft systems. Human factors, including psychological and physiological aspects, as well as survival, rescue and firefighting response, injury analysis, and survivor aspects are also addressed.

Conclusions and Probable Cause

Section 7.0 lists conclusions, but the content is not provided in the excerpt. Section 8.0 is titled "CAUSAS PROBABLES" (Probable Causes) but no text is included. Therefore, probable cause is not stated in the source.

Safety Recommendations

Section 9.0 includes one safety recommendation: RSO 01-A-03-2025, but its content is not specified.

Additional Information

The report is 42 pages long and includes a photographic section. The document contains legal notices regarding property rights and usage restrictions.