What happened
The incident occurred while the aircraft was performing an aerial photography mission. The crew consisted of a pilot, a second crew member, and a photographer, totaling three individuals on board. During the initial takeoff roll at Kingston-Palisadoes Airport, the twin-engine machine experienced a loss of directional control. The aircraft skidded off the intended path and came to rest in an uncontrolled manner. Despite the severity of the event, all three occupants emerged from the wreckage without sustaining injuries. However, the structural damage sustained by the airframe rendered it beyond repair.
Findings
The primary sequence of events involved a loss of control during the ground roll phase. The specific mechanical or environmental factors contributing to the skid are not detailed in the available source material, but the outcome resulted in total loss of the aircraft with no human casualties.