What happened
Following departure from Bronson Creek, the aircraft was in a climb toward an altitude of 800 feet when the crew began executing a left-hand turn. During this maneuver, the left wing reached a bank angle of 30 degrees. The aircraft subsequently entered a stall and impacted the ground, resulting in a post-crash fire.
There were two fatalities among the occupants. At the time of the accident, the flight was transporting a cargo of gold.
Findings
Investigations into the accident indicate that the primary factor was an insufficient airspeed during the turn, which led to the aerodynamic stall.