Narrative:

I landed on [the] runway with straight skis and slowed to taxi. The surface was glare ice. Upon turning left 90 degrees; the plane; due to lack of traction; turned approximately 120 degrees and hit a blue runway side light. After exiting the plane to direct it to the taxiway; I taxied the aircraft to its tie down and returned on foot to inspect the damage to the light. The light was rendered inoperable so I placed it next to another; similar light so that no other aircraft would hit it under normal circumstances. There was no damage to my plane and I; the sole occupant of the plane; was uninjured.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: PA-20 pilot operating on skis lost directional control on the icy surface while clearing the runway and struck a runway edge light.

Narrative: I landed on [the] runway with straight skis and slowed to taxi. The surface was glare ice. Upon turning left 90 degrees; the plane; due to lack of traction; turned approximately 120 degrees and hit a blue runway side light. After exiting the plane to direct it to the taxiway; I taxied the aircraft to its tie down and returned on foot to inspect the damage to the light. The light was rendered inoperable so I placed it next to another; similar light so that no other aircraft would hit it under normal circumstances. There was no damage to my plane and I; the sole occupant of the plane; was uninjured.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.