XA-SFT
2001-JUN-25 · Baborigame, Mexico

Taxis Aéreos de Sinaloa — Flight XA-SFT

On June 25, 2001, a Cessna 206 operated by Taxis Aéreos de Sinaloa crashed during a maneuvering approach to Cinco Llagas Airport in Mexico, resulting in the deaths of all six people on board. The investigation into the accident is ongoing, and no official cause has been determined by the NTSB.

Aircraft
Cessna 206
Registration
XA-SFT
Phase
Cause
Souls on Board
6
Fatalities
6
Origin → Dest
Caimaneros de Guasave Airport → Cinco Llagas Airport
Report

Investigation Summary

The flight departed Caimaneros de Guasave Airport approximately one hour before the accident occurred near Baborigame. According to witness accounts, the aircraft flew over the airport and executed a steep turn without engine power. The aircraft then reportedly entered a nose-down stall before impacting the terrain. The NTSB traveled to the scene to assist in the investigation, but the record remains in a preliminary status. The aircraft was destroyed by impact forces, and all occupants, including the pilot and five passengers, were fatally injured.

Video Analysis

Cessna 206 Crash - Baborigame, Mexico (2001) — Footage and details surrounding the 2001 crash of a Taxis Aéreos de Sinaloa Cessna 206 during approach to Cinco Llagas.

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Systems & Failure Modes

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Powerplant

Witnesses reported the aircraft was operating with no power during its final steep turn before the stall.

Interesting Facts

  • 01The aircraft was destroyed by impact forces.
  • 02All six occupants, including one crew member and five passengers, were fatally injured.
  • 03The flight was conducted as a Part 129 foreign commercial operation.
  • 04Witnesses reported the engine was not producing power during the final maneuvering turn.

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