HK4070W
2005-NOV-14 · Ituango, Colombia

Servicios Aereos Ltda. — Flight HK4070W

On November 14, 2005, a Cessna U206E operated by Servicios Aereos Ltda. collided with elevated terrain near Ituango, Colombia, during a non-scheduled domestic passenger flight. The aircraft was destroyed and all six occupants, including the pilot and five passengers, were fatally injured. The investigation is currently ongoing, and no official cause has been determined by the NTSB.

Aircraft
Cessna U206E
Registration
HK4070W
Phase
Cause
Souls on Board
6
Fatalities
6
Origin → Dest
Olaya Herrera Airport, Medellin (SKMD) → ?
Report

Investigation Summary

The flight departed Olaya Herrera Airport in Medellin at approximately 10:47 local time. About five minutes into the flight, at 11:02, the aircraft struck trees and then elevated terrain approximately 10 to 20 meters below a ridge line. Instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) were reported in the area at the time of the accident. The NTSB is assisting the Colombian government's Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aeronautica Civil (Aerocivil) in the investigation. While secondary sources suggest the aircraft crashed head-on into a hill during adverse weather, the NTSB record remains in a preliminary status pending further findings from the Colombian authorities.

Video Analysis

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Systems & Failure Modes

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Airframe

The Cessna U206E is a single-engine, fixed-gear general aviation aircraft; the airframe was destroyed by impact forces.

Interesting Facts

  • 01The aircraft was a Cessna U206E manufactured in 1970.
  • 02Instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) prevailed at the accident site.
  • 03The accident occurred approximately five minutes after takeoff.
  • 04The wreckage was located near Ituango, Colombia.
  • 05All six people on board sustained fatal injuries.

Location

Ituango, Colombia · 7.2333, -75.8500

ACCIDENT SITE · Coordinates taken from the ntsb final report.

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