A KLM Douglas DC-2, operated on a passenger route from Amsterdam to Paris, crashed near Beert, Belgium, resulting in the deaths of all fifteen passengers. The aircraft, designated ‘Flamingo,’ was en route with a stop in Brussel, Belgium. The flight began at 10:30 hours, reaching an altitude of approximately 1200 meters and then descending rapidly, impacting a field. Initial investigation suggests a possible fire in the cabin before the crash, with significant wreckage found at a considerable distance from the main impact site. An emergency exit hatch was discovered at 3 kilometers from the impact.A KLM Douglas DC-2, operated on a passenger route from Amsterdam to Paris, crashed near Beert, Belgium, resulting in the deaths of all fifteen passengers. The aircraft, designated ‘Flamingo,’ was en route with a stop in Brussel, Belgium. The flight began at 10:30 hours, reaching an altitude of approximately 1200 meters and then descending rapidly, impacting a field. Initial investigation suggests a possible fire in the cabin before the crash, with significant wreckage found at a considerable distance from the main impact site. An emergency exit hatch was discovered at 3 kilometers from the impact.