Accident Overview
An aircraft experienced a dual engine failure shortly after liftoff, leading to a stall and subsequent impact with the runway. The incident resulted in no casualties, but the aircraft sustained substantial damage and was later transferred to a museum.
Sequence of Events
Just after becoming airborne, both engines ceased operating at the same time. The loss of thrust caused the aircraft to stall, and it descended onto the runway surface. Upon impact, the left main landing gear collapsed. The aircraft slid to a stop on the runway.
Aftermath
There were no injuries among any occupants. The aircraft was assessed as damaged beyond economical repair. Subsequently, it was donated to the South Australian Aviation Museum in Port Adelaide for preservation and display.
Probable Cause
Official investigation findings attributed the accident to a double engine failure for unknown reasons. No further causal factors were identified.