Accident Details
The accident occurred during a local training flight at Manila-Intl Airport. The aircraft was completing a go-around maneuver with one engine inoperative when the pilot-in-command lost control. The airplane stalled and subsequently crashed into several houses near the airport.
Occupants and Injuries
On board were two passengers and a crew of three, totaling five occupants. Both pilots and three individuals on the ground were killed. Three other occupants sustained serious injuries. The aircraft was destroyed.
Probable Cause
According to the official investigation, the probable cause was that the crew overestimated the aircraft's performances and showed overconfidence. At the time of the accident, the aircraft's speed was too low, causing it to stall.
Investigation Findings
The investigation did not specify the aircraft type, registration, or engine count. The exact time of day, weather conditions, and ATC involvement were not detailed in the findings. The focus remained on the crew's actions during the go-around with one engine out.