Aircraft Stall During Initial Climb Results in Ground Impact (G-CALB)

What happened

The incident occurred during the initial climb phase of flight. Shortly after leaving the runway, the aircraft ascended to an altitude of approximately 100 feet. At this stage, the airframe lost aerodynamic lift and entered a stall condition. The loss of control resulted in the aircraft diving directly toward the terrain. Upon impact with the ground, the structure sustained severe damage that rendered it beyond repair. Both individuals on board survived the crash but sustained injuries.

Findings

The immediate cause of the accident was identified as an aerodynamic stall during the low-altitude climb phase. The specific factors contributing to the loss of lift were not detailed in the available records, but the sequence confirms that the aircraft failed to maintain forward speed or angle of attack requirements necessary for safe flight at that altitude.