[SkyPilot]

An aircraft can stall even with the engine running at 100% effectiveness. These maneuvers are practiced in training, called "power on" and "traffic pattern" stalls.

A stall is dependent on airspeed, angle of attack (the angle of the wing to the relative wind over the wings), the aircraft configuration, and weight. A stall is not the big a deal--every landing in any aircraft is a controlled stall.

What makes a stall "bad" is that you need altitude to recover the aircraft. If you stall too close to the ground.....then bad things can happen.

[Conservatrix]

Thanks for your expert perspective!

[LIConFem]

"If you stall too close to the ground.....then bad things can happen."

As sometimes happens during dead-stick landings when a pilot tries to stretch a glide... could be what happened here.

[mc5cents]

If you stall too close to the ground.....then bad things can happen.

Bad things man, bad things.