What happened
During the initial climb following takeoff, the aircraft experienced a series of aerodynamic instabilities. According to eyewitness accounts, the aircraft underwent two distinct upward pitches before reaching an altitude of approximately 200 feet above ground level. Following this sharp ascent, the aircraft entered a stall condition characterized by a drop in the right wing. The subsequent descent was uncontrolled, resulting in the aircraft striking the terrain in a flat attitude.
Findings
Official investigations into the accident identified two primary occurrences. The first involved a loss of control during the flight phase. Investigators determined that the pilot in command failed to maintain an appropriate climb rate and did not execute necessary corrections once the stall occurred. The second occurrence was the uncontrolled descent leading to a collision with the ground.