Accident Sequence
According to the pilot, the first approach was missed due to bad visibility. The flight returned to the initial approach fix for a second attempt. The pilot broke out of the clouds at about 700 feet and set full flaps. The aircraft touched down about midway down runway 28. Upon landing, the aircraft began to hydroplane on the wet runway surface. When the pilot applied power to execute a go-around, the right engine did not respond. The pilot then reduced power to abort the go-around. The aircraft continued off the runway, breaking one runway light, and ground looped, which collapsed the right main landing gear.
Aircraft Damage
The aircraft sustained damage including a collapsed right main landing gear and one broken runway light. No information regarding other damage or injuries was provided in the source.
Operational Details
The event occurred at Hazleton, Pennsylvania, on runway 28. Weather conditions included bad visibility during the first approach and a wet runway surface during the landing, which led to hydroplaning. No details about the aircraft model, registration, or number of occupants were given.