What happened
During a night departure from Jamba Airport, an aircraft entered its initial climb phase shortly after leaving the runway. During this ascent, the aircraft experienced a significant roll to the right. This maneuver caused the right wing to make contact with nearby trees, resulting in a loss of altitude.
The aircraft subsequently crashed in the vicinity of the runway's end. The accident resulted in three fatalities among the crew members, while all 14 passengers sustained injuries during the impact.
Findings
- The aircraft rolled to the right during the climb.
- Contact with trees caused the aircraft to lose necessary altitude for flight.