What happened
A twin-engine aircraft was engaged in a local flight following recent maintenance work when it crashed shortly after departing. The flight was being conducted by a single pilot accompanied by two mechanics. During the initial climb, while the aircraft had reached an altitude of approximately 210 feet, it transitioned into an uncontrolled descent.
The impact resulted in the deaths of all three occupants on board. According to information provided by the aircraft owner, the aircraft had recently undergone service involving the engines, propellers, and the nose landing gear.
Findings
While the specific mechanical failure has not been officially determined, the aircraft was undergoing a post-maintenance test flight at the time of the accident. The recent work performed on the propulsion systems and the nose landing gear is noted in the context of the flight's purpose.