Incident Details
A single-engine low-wing airplane departed on a local pleasure flight with a pilot and three passengers. Shortly after takeoff from a 2,890-foot-long by 40-foot-wide asphalt runway, while the aircraft was approximately 100 feet above ground level, it experienced an aerodynamic stall. The airplane rolled to the left and pitched nose-down toward the ground. The pilot was unable to maintain full control of the aircraft but managed to level the wings. Subsequently, the airplane landed hard on the left side of the runway.
Flight Crew and Passengers
The pilot held an airline transport pilot certificate and had accumulated 1,520 total flight hours. Three passengers were on board the airplane.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft was a single-engine low-wing airplane. The specific make, model, and registration were not specified in the source.