Accident Details
A twin-engine airplane operating a photogrammetry flight departed Belo Horizonte-Pampulha Airport, bound for Caratinga, Minas Gerais. Shortly after liftoff, while climbing to an altitude of approximately 60 meters, the pilot initiated a 45-degree turn. Control of the aircraft was lost during this maneuver. The airplane subsequently crashed into a bulldozer parked near the end of the runway and burst into flames.
Occupants
The aircraft carried four occupants. The crew consisted of pilot Jacy Machado and navigator Stenio Benedito dos Santos. The passengers were engineers Rogério Sixel de Paula and Ronald Sutter Silveira. All four occupants were killed in the accident.
Aircraft and Flight
The source does not specify the aircraft's registration, model, or engine count beyond describing it as a twin-engine airplane. The flight was a photogrammetry mission from Belo Horizonte-Pampulha Airport to Caratinga. No further details about the aircraft or the nature of the flight are provided.
Investigation
The official investigation source states that control was lost after the pilot initiated a 45-degree turn at a low altitude following takeoff. No probable cause is explicitly stated in the source.