poor visibility the flight began the descent too early leading to impact with a hill side approximately 10 miles north of the airport. The official report states controlled flight into terrain due to "complacency" and "the lack of effective communication" between the crew as the most probable primary cause of the accident. A contributing factor could have been the death of the co-pilot's father four days before the accident flight, possibly distracting him. The investigators also found the crew's work environment to be unsatisfactory due to constant management changes and lack of wages and bonuses paid. See also TANS Perú Flight 204 References External links Final report A photo of the crash site Airliner accidents and incidents involving controlled flight into terrain Aviation accidents and incidents in Peru Aviation accidents and incidents in 2003 Accidents and incidents involving the Fokker F28 January 2003 events in South America 222