What happened
During the initial climb phase following takeoff, the aircraft encountered a flock of birds, resulting in a significant bird strike. This impact caused both engines to lose power simultaneously. As a result of the loss of thrust, the aircraft lost altitude and was unable to maintain flight, leading to a crash landing. During the descent and impact, the aircraft went out of control and overran the landing area. Upon coming to a stop, the wreckage caught fire, which ultimately led to the total destruction of the aircraft.
Findings
At the time of the incident, wind gusts were recorded at up to 14 knots. Additionally, several birds had been observed in the area near the airport prior to the accident. The loss of power in both engines due to the bird strike was the primary factor in the loss of altitude and the subsequent crash.