What happened
During the landing phase of the flight, a twin engine aircraft encountered difficulties while operating on a surface made slick by moisture. As the plane touched down on the wet runway, it began to slide, leading to a total loss of directional control.
The subsequent excursion resulted in a crash that caused the complete destruction of the airframe. While the incident was severe, there were no fatalities reported among the occupants; however, both pilots sustained injuries during the event.
Findings
- The primary factor contributing to the loss of control was the condition of the runway surface at the time of touchdown.
- The presence of water on the landing strip caused the aircraft to slip during its landing roll.