Accident Overview
An aircraft conducting a takeoff on runway 31 experienced a loss of control during initial climb, resulting in a crash. The investigation determined the left engine failed, leading to the accident.
Sequence of Events
The pilot-in-command completed rotation after a ground run of 1,200 meters. During the initial climb, at a height of 20 meters, the airplane banked to the left and then stalled. It struck the runway surface, veered off the runway, and lost its undercarriage. The aircraft continued through a fence and collided with trees.
Injuries and Damage
All six passengers sustained injuries. Both pilots were killed. The aircraft was substantially damaged.
Probable Cause
Official findings state the probable cause was a loss of control during initial climb caused by the failure of the left engine.