What happened
Shortly after departing the runway, a twin engine aircraft experienced a sudden loss of altitude while climbing to an elevation of approximately two meters. During this phase of flight, the aircraft encountered a significant downdraft. This atmospheric disturbance caused the plane to strike the runway surface, leading to a loss of directional control.
Following the impact with the runway, the aircraft veered off the paved surface and collided with a fence. The momentum of the aircraft carried it to a road situated 17 meters below the airfield level, where it eventually came to a stop. Despite the impact and the subsequent excursion, all 15 occupants were able to evacuate the aircraft without injury.
Findings
Investigation into the incident indicates that while wind speeds were initially recorded at 8 knots, the weather conditions shifted abruptly. The primary factor in the accident was a rapidly increasing wind strength and the occurrence of a downdraft immediately following rotation. The aircraft sustained damage that rendered it a total loss.