What happened
During an evening local flight, an aircraft carrying a pilot and a technician experienced a sudden loss of control shortly after departure. At an altitude of approximately 10 metres, the aircraft underwent a left-side roll. During this maneuver, the plane struck a concrete support structure used for power lines. The impact caused the aircraft to crash approximately 38 metres beyond the initial point of contact, where it subsequently burst into flames.
Findings
- The accident resulted in two fatalities, involving both the pilot and the technician on board.
- The sequence of events began during the climb phase of the flight.
- The primary factor in the crash was the uncontrolled roll that led to the collision with the power line infrastructure.