Incident Summary
The aircraft was making its first operation on a 1320-foot-long runway. After touchdown, the pilot encountered poor braking action and attempted to execute a go-around. However, upon realizing that insufficient runway remained to complete the go-around, the pilot aborted the maneuver.
Sequence of Events
As the aircraft continued its rollout, it collided with two fences. The pilot stated that he pulled up in an effort to clear the first fence, but the right wheel struck it. Following the impact, the aircraft touched down again and subsequently slid into the second fence.
Environmental Conditions
The airport owner reported that the sun had melted the frozen surface of the runway, making it slick. This condition was likely a contributing factor to the poor braking action experienced by the pilot.
Conclusion
The incident was limited to the aircraft colliding with two fences during the landing attempt. No further details regarding injuries or damage extent were provided.