What happened
During the initial climb phase of flight, a twin engine aircraft experienced a loss of control while at an altitude of approximately 100 feet. After departing from runway 30, the aircraft entered a left bank and subsequently stalled. This maneuver caused the left wing to make contact with the terrain.
Following the wing strike, the aircraft became uncontrollable and impacted a wooded area situated roughly 100 meters from the initial point of contact, resulting in a post-crash fire. The accident resulted in one fatality involving the pilot, while the three passengers on board sustained injuries.
Findings
Investigations into the accident determined that the primary factor leading to the stall was the incorrect flap configuration during the takeoff sequence.