What happened
During a local training mission operating out of Coulommiers-Voisins Airport in Seine-et-Marne, a flight crew comprising instructors and student pilots experienced a critical loss of altitude following rotation. As the aircraft type attempted to climb, one of its wings made contact with a truck located near the airfield. The impact resulted in the wing being severed from the airframe.
Following the collision, the plane continued forward and crashed into a field situated approximately 450 meters beyond the runway threshold. The accident resulted in five fatalities and left three individuals seriously injured. The aircraft was completely destroyed during the impact.
Findings
Preliminary reports indicate that the crew had manually deactivated one of the engines before the takeoff sequence began. This intentional engine shutdown contributed to the aircraft's inability to maintain necessary altitude during the initial climb phase.