Incident Details
The pilot of a twin-engine airplane reported that after landing on a wet paved runway, the airplane veered to the right. It subsequently departed the right side of the runway and struck a sign, resulting in structural damage to the right wing.
In a written statement to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), the pilot indicated that standing water was present on the runway and that he believed the airplane hydroplaned after touchdown. The pilot also noted that no preaccident mechanical anomalies were observed with the airplane.
Aircraft and Operations
The airplane involved was a twin-engine model. The specific type, registration, and operator were not detailed in the report. The landing took place on a wet paved runway, but no other environmental or operational conditions were specified.
Damage
The right wing of the airplane sustained structural damage as a result of striking a sign after leaving the runway. No other damage was mentioned in the pilot's account.