What happened
During the early stages of flight, shortly after takeoff, the aircraft experienced a sudden drop of its left wing, which made contact with the surface of the water. At the time of the incident, weather conditions were characterized by a temperature of 23° C and winds measuring 15 knots.
Following the initial impact with the water, the aircraft underwent a turn of roughly 150 degrees before ultimately crashing onto the shore of an island. The collision with the land triggered a fire that destroyed the majority of the airframe. Despite the intensity of the post-crash fire, there were no injuries reported among the pilot and the four passengers on board.
Findings
Investigations into the accident determined that the primary factor contributing to the loss of control was improper compensation for wind during the flight phase.