Trigana Air Flight 267 was a scheduled domestic flight in Indonesia that faced a catastrophic incident while attempting to land in Oksibil. The ATR 42, carrying 54 people, including passengers and crew, departed from Jayapura. As the aircraft approached Oksibil airport, it encountered challenging weather conditions characterized by torrential rain and limited visibility. As a result, the flight lost contact with air traffic control, raising immediate concerns about the safety of the plane. Following the notification of the loss of contact, extensive search and rescue operations were launched in the region, which is known for its rugged terrain and dense forests. Tragically, the wreckage was located, confirming that there were no survivors among those on board, leading to deep sorrow across the aviation community and the country. The incident raised questions about aviation safety protocols in Indonesia and the need for stricter regulatory measures in mountainous regions during adverse weather conditions.