Accident
Following the completion of spraying operations, the aircraft crew, who were intoxicated, allowed a farmer to board the aircraft for a local flight. After takeoff, the aircraft was flown at a low height. The crew then initiated hazardous maneuvers. The accident occurred shortly after takeoff, while the aircraft was still at low altitude. During these maneuvers, control of the aircraft was lost. The aircraft subsequently crashed and was destroyed. The two pilots were killed, and the passenger suffered injuries.
Investigation
An official investigation was conducted to determine the cause of the accident. The findings considered the crew's state of intoxication and the decision to perform hazardous maneuvers at low altitude.
Probable Cause
The official probable cause was loss of control at low altitude after the crew initiated hazardous maneuvers while being intoxicated.