What happened
During the initial climb phase of flight, a twin engine airplane lost control while attempting to depart from a location characterized by unsuitable terrain. The aircraft's departure from controlled flight resulted in a crash at the takeoff site.
As a result of the impact, there was one fatality among the passengers. Additionally, the accident left three injured occupants requiring medical attention.
Findings
Investigations into the accident determined that the primary factor involved the pilot's decision to attempt takeoff from terrain that was not appropriate for such maneuvers. Furthermore, the crew miscalculated both the necessary airspeed and the available clearance required to safely clear the surrounding obstacles.