Accident Description
A twin turbojet airplane, operated by a captain with 7,300 hours of flight experience, was landing on Runway 04 during daytime visual meteorological conditions. The wind was reported from 130 degrees at 17 knots. The runway, measuring 13,502 feet in length and 300 feet in width, was grooved and reported dry at the time of the incident.
During the landing roll, the captain was unable to maintain directional control. The airplane struck a runway distance marker and subsequently exited the runway to the left.
Fuel Load Discrepancy
Post-incident examination revealed that the left wingtip tank contained approximately 200 to 300 pounds more fuel than the right wingtip tank at the time of landing. Maintenance personnel inspected the fuel transfer system and found no discrepancies.
No other factors or causal statements were provided in the source.