What happened
Following a departure delay caused by overbooking, the flight commenced its takeoff roll. Shortly after the pilot-in-command initiated rotation, the aircraft began its ascent. Approximately 30 seconds into the climb, at an altitude of roughly 100 feet, the left engine ceased functioning. This loss of power led to an aerodynamic stall.
The aircraft impacted the ground less than 100 metres beyond the runway threshold, where the impact triggered a fire. The structural integrity of the plane was compromised, as the fuselage split into two distinct sections. The forward portion of the cabin disintegrated upon hitting the ground, while the rear section remained relatively intact. The accident resulted in 23 fatalities, which included the entire three-person crew, and 29 survivors.