What happened
During the initial takeoff phase, the aircraft began to bank toward the left. This maneuver caused the left main landing gear to impact the ground on three separate occasions over a span of 190 meters. Following this sequence, the plane exited the end of the runway and continued to slide for an additional 36 meters through heavy snow.
After the excursion, the aircraft gained significant altitude, climbing to approximately 280 meters. The flight path then led to a collision with multiple buildings situated 470 meters beyond the runway exit. Despite the impact, there were no injuries reported among the four occupants on board, and no casualties were recorded among people on the ground.
Findings
- The aircraft's left main gear made repeated contact with the surface during the takeoff roll.
- Heavy snow conditions contributed to the sliding motion after the runway was exited.