Accident Overview
On an unspecified date, a twin-engine aircraft departed from runway 22 at Libourne-Les Artigues-de-Lussac Airport. During the initial climb, the aircraft first executed a slight right turn, followed by a left turn in a strong left bank configuration. It subsequently lost control and crashed into a wooded area located 2 km from the end of the runway. The impact resulted in a fire that engulfed the aircraft. All three occupants were killed.
Flight Sequence
After takeoff, the aircraft began its initial climb. Shortly after, it made a first slight turn to the right, then a turn to the left with a pronounced left bank. The aircraft went out of control and descended, crashing into trees. The wreckage was consumed by flames.
Probable Cause
The official investigation determined that the accident was due to a loss of control during the initial climb phase, which may be linked to a power asymmetry between the two engines. It was not possible to determine the origin of this asymmetry, nor its effective contribution to the accident.