What happened
During the early stages of flight following departure from Aldan Airport, the aircraft encountered a critical mechanical issue. While maintaining a speed of 160 km/h during the initial climb phase, the right engine ceased functioning properly. In response to this failure, the crew attempted an emergency descent to land on a small hill situated approximately six kilometers away from the airfield.
As the aircraft descended toward the terrain, the right wing made contact with trees and the roof of a barn. This impact resulted in the aircraft crashing and subsequently being consumed by flames. Despite the severity of the impact and the resulting fire, all occupants were able to evacuate the wreckage safely. The aircraft itself was completely destroyed during the post-crash fire.
Findings
Official investigations into the incident were limited by the condition of the wreckage. Because the right engine had been completely destroyed by fire, investigators could not identify the specific underlying reason for the engine failure that occurred during the climb.