On December 3, 1984, a Rockwell Grand Commander 680 (registration N6806S) operated by August G. Swoboda was involved in an aviation accident near Kingston, Jamaica in flight. 2 people were killed. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A).
An aircraft crashed into the sea near Kingston, resulting in the deaths of both individuals on board.
What happened
On an unspecified date, an aircraft went down in the waters located off the coast of Kingston. The incident occurred during a period when the aircraft was operating over the sea. Following the impact with the water, the wreckage was located, but the circumstances surrounding the descent remain unidentified.
Impact and casualties
Location: Sea off Kingston
Fatalities: 2
Injuries: 0
The crash resulted in the loss of both occupants on board the aircraft. At this time, there is no information regarding the specific model or registration of the plane involved, nor is there a confirmed flight phase prior to the impact.
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