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Engine One detached** early in the climb, likely due to internal failure.
The separated engine caused damage to engine three, possibly by debris or violent blade fragments.
Engine three experienced a compressor stall, evidenced by flames and popping sounds, significantly reducing thrust.
Without sufficient lift from two engines, the airplane struggled to gain altitude, despite pilot efforts to climb.
Left wing dip as thrust on the right side diminished, ultimately leading the aircraft to veer off course.
The aircraft impacted a warehouse wall with its landing gear, then rolled onto its left side, ending in a fiery crash.