1996 Madrid Taxi Aéreo Learjet 25 crash · Serra da Cantareira

On March 2, 1996, 1996 Madrid Taxi Aéreo Learjet 25 crash (Serra da Cantareira). 9 people died.

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Date
March 2, 1996
Place
Serra da Cantareira
Killed
9
Position
23.431°S, 46.599°W
Wikidata ID
Q100367228

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The 1996 Madrid Taxi Aéreo Learjet 25 crash occurred on 2 March 1996, originating from Brasília International Airport in Brasília, Federal District, with the destination of São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport in Guarulhos, São Paulo. The aircraft collided with the Serra da Cantareira, resulting in the loss of all nine lives on board, including two crew members and seven passengers. Among the victims were all members of the comedic rock band Mamonas Assassinas, causing a tragedy that garnered significant national attention in Brazil. There were no survivors.

The aircraft involved was a Learjet 25D owned by Madrid Táxi Aéreo, a air taxi service based in Ribeirão Preto. The aircraft was compliant with all mandatory inspections and documentation, authorized to operate as intended.

The accident was classified by the Aeronautical Accidents Investigation and Prevention Center (CENIPA) as a controlled flight into terrain.

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