What happened
Shortly after departing the runway, an aircraft entered its initial climb phase at an altitude of approximately 5 to 10 meters. During this period, the left engine experienced a sudden failure. This loss of power caused the aircraft to bank sharply toward the left side.
As the banking angle increased, the left wing made contact with the runway surface. The loss of control led to the aircraft crashing in the immediate vicinity of the runway, where it eventually came to a stop. There were nine injuries reported among the occupants, but no fatalities occurred during the accident.
Findings
The investigation determined that the primary factor was the failure of the left engine while the aircraft was at a very low altitude during the climb.