What happened
On the date of the incident, a twin engine aircraft was performing its landing sequence at Ladysmith Airport. Upon completing the touchdown phase of the flight, the aircraft lost directional control on the runway.
Following the loss of control, the plane traveled off the prepared surface and eventually came to a complete stop. Despite the impact with the ground, all six occupants were able to evacuate the wreckage without sustaining any injuries.
Findings
An assessment of the aircraft following the event determined that the airframe had sustained damage so extensive that it was deemed beyond repair. The specific mechanical or operational reasons for the loss of control during the landing roll were not detailed in the provided report.