Mechanical failure ruled out in Antarctic plane crash

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"The impression that we've got at this particular point in time is that the airplane was under control. So we weren't dealing with a mechanical failure," board investigator Mike Tomm said on Tuesday.

Tomm said some GPS data from the plane has helped classify the crash as a "controlled-flight-into-terrain accident."

The plane's cockpit voice recorder also has been examined but the box didn't record the flight.

The New Zealand Rescue Co-Ordination Centre earlier said that it appeared the plane was on course but turned too early while flying through the mountain range.