TransAsia Airways Flight 222 was a domestic flight from Taipei to the Penghu Islands in Taiwan. On approach to Penghu Airport, the aircraft encountered severe weather conditions characterized by thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. The pilot attempted to land the ATR 72-600 aircraft but, tragically, the plane crashed into a residential area in Xixi village near Huxi. Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, but the crash resulted in the deaths of 48 passengers and crew members, with ten survivors among the 58 individuals who were aboard the flight. Furthermore, five residents on the ground suffered injuries as a result of the crash. The aircraft had made a prior approach to the airport but had to divert due to poor weather conditions. During the final approach attempt, it struck a building before crashing into the ground.Following the incident, investigations revealed that the flight had been operating under challenging weather circumstances. The Civil Aeronautics Administration of Taiwan undertook a thorough investigation during which it was determined that inadequate visibility and decision-making by the flight crew contributed to the accident. The results highlighted the importance of stringent protocol adherence in adverse weather flights and raised questions about safety practices within the regional airline sector.