Introduction
A high-performance single-engine corporate airplane experienced a takeoff accident during pre-dawn conditions. The aircraft was operating with a left front quartering crosswind of approximately 25 miles per hour.
Sequence of Events
According to passenger statements, the airplane lifted off earlier than they were accustomed to during previous flights. After becoming airborne, the aircraft subsequently contacted the ground. It then departed the left side of the runway, where it struck a wind sock pole and a wind tee. The airplane was reestablished on the runway but continued beyond the departure end. After traveling approximately 1,000 feet from the departure end, the left wing struck a tree. This impact separated the wing from the fuselage at the wing root. The airplane then collided with a road embankment, went over it, and came to rest in a plowed field.
Outcome
The airplane sustained damage including separation of the left wing at the wing root. No information is provided regarding injuries, aircraft registration, operator, or specific location. The aircraft came to rest in a plowed field after the sequence of ground contacts and collisions.