Summary
An aircraft accident occurred shortly after liftoff. During the initial climb at low speed, the pilot-in-command initiated a right turn. This resulted in a stall and subsequent crash. The aircraft was destroyed, and all five occupants were killed.
Details
The accident sequence began just after the aircraft became airborne. The pilot-in-command was flying the aircraft at a low speed while climbing. A turn to the right was executed. This maneuver caused the aircraft to stall. The aircraft then lost control and crashed. The crash destroyed the aircraft. All five occupants were killed.
Probable Cause
The official investigation's probable cause determination stated that the loss of control was believed to be the consequence of a power loss on one engine or maybe both. It was further suggested that the loss of power may have been caused by contaminated fuel.