Accident Summary
A twin-engine aircraft departed runway 12 at a speed of 112 knots after a longer-than-normal takeoff roll. After rotation, the aircraft encountered difficulties gaining sufficient height. It successively collided with the airport perimeter fence and an embankment located approximately 150 meters from the threshold of runway 30. The aircraft crashed and was totally destroyed by a post-crash fire. All five occupants were killed.
Investigation Findings
The official investigation determined that the crew failed to conduct a proper pre-departure inspection and did not realize that the aircraft's wings, tail, and fuselage were contaminated with frost. This contamination altered the aerodynamic properties, preventing the aircraft from achieving adequate climb after rotation. Additionally, the aircraft's total weight was above the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) and the center of gravity was near the permissible limit, which were considered contributing factors.