Incident Overview
Approximately one minute after departing from a glacier, the airplane experienced a loss of engine power. At the time, the aircraft was executing a shallow climbing turn to the right at an altitude of approximately 200 feet above ground level (AGL). Following the power loss, the airplane descended to the ground out of control.
Preflight Actions
Before the takeoff, the pilot was observed performing several checks and preparations. These included inspecting the fuel for contamination, clearing light snow from the wings and tail surfaces, preheating the engine for 50 minutes, and running the engine for 7 minutes.
Sequence of Events
The flight commenced from a glacier surface. The climb and turn proceeded normally until the engine power loss occurred. No further details regarding the aircraft's flight path or the pilot's actions after the power loss are specified in the source.
Post-Accident Observations
The source provides no additional information about the outcome of the descent, such as injuries, damage, or rescue efforts. It solely describes the events leading up to and during the power loss.