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Cessna Citation Latitude goes off runway in Libya – Aircraft catches fire, total loss, crew saved

NewsAvia14 September 2026 at 17:32

A Cessna 680A Citation Latitude executive jet, registered TC-AKF, went off the runway on Monday, September 14, at Misrata Airport, in Libya, after leaving the landing runway. The causes of the accident remain unknown.

Flight BKI60 was originating from Istanbul Ataturk Airport, in Turkey. On board the aircraft, which landed on Libyan territory during the morning, there were only the three crew members – two pilots and a flight attendant – who managed to survive the accident.

After leaving the runway, the aircraft caught fire and was completely charred, with no possibility of recovery, according to images shared on social media. The aircraft was considered a total loss.

The aviation authorities of Turkey, the country of registration of the aircraft, confirmed the accident and stated they would send a team of technicians to join the investigation committee. The aircraft belongs to a prominent Turkish businessman.

Why this matters

This aircraft accident involves a Turkish-registered aircraft in Libyan territory, which requires cooperation between the aviation authorities of both countries in investigating the causes. Readers in the region will learn that the aircraft was totally destroyed but the crew survived, and that Turkey and Libya will work together to determine responsibilities. The fact that it belongs to a prominent Turkish businessman may also have implications for the Turkish business community in the region.

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