The plane took off from Leipzig Airport and fell about 10 kilometers away from Vilnius airport, skidding several hundred meters upon impact. Initial investigations by Lithuanian authorities and DHL have ruled out sabotage or terrorism, with possible causes leaning towards a technical issue or human error. Eyewitness accounts and recordings from air traffic control revealed that the pilots did not communicate any distress signals before the crash. The Boeing 737-400, decades-old and flying in difficult weather conditions, is now the focus of intense scrutiny as both teams seek to uncover the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate event.
One Dead and Three Injured in DHL Cargo Plane Crash Near Vilnius Airport

One Dead and Three Injured in DHL Cargo Plane Crash Near Vilnius Airport
A tragic cargo plane crash in Lithuania leaves one crew member dead and three injured, prompting investigations into the cause.
A Boeing 737 cargo jet, operated by DHL and flown by Swiftair, crashed near Vilnius airport early Monday morning, leading to one fatality among the four-man crew and injuries to three individuals. Local police confirmed that the crash occurred during the aircraft’s final landing approach and debris hit a nearby residential home, but all inhabitants were safely evacuated.



















