Deputy Reuben Salazar of the Texas County Sheriff's Department takes photographs of the plane wreckage that killed four persons in western Texas County. In the background is a grass runway that officials said the plane took off from and climbed into the air before stalling and crashing.

A Huggins plane crash that killed a Utah State Board of Education member, his wife and two of his children June 12 happened after the Beechcraft A-36 lost control during its initial climb, according to a preliminary federal investigative report released Friday.

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