Accident
Shortly after takeoff from Seville-San Pablo Airport runway 27, a twin-engine aircraft experienced a failure of its right engine during the initial climb. The aircraft subsequently rolled to the right, lost altitude, and crashed approximately 1,500 meters from the end of the runway. Upon impact, the aircraft burst into flames. The aircraft was destroyed by the impact forces and the ensuing post-crash fire. All three occupants on board were killed.
Investigation
Investigators examined the wreckage to determine the circumstances of the accident. However, due to the extensive destruction of the aircraft, it was not possible to identify the precise cause of the engine failure that occurred at a critical phase of flight.
Probable Cause
The official investigation determined that the probable cause of the accident was the failure of the right engine shortly after rotation. The exact reason for the failure could not be established because of the degree of destruction.