Incident Overview
A student pilot and a certified flight instructor (CFI) were practicing landings in the student's aircraft. The aircraft was equipped with brakes only on the left side. During one landing, the student flared high, and the CFI added power to recover. After touchdown, the rollout consumed a large portion of the runway, prompting the CFI to instruct the student to apply brakes to slow the aircraft.
Sequence of Events
The brakes were applied unevenly. As a result, the aircraft veered to the right. The right wing ultimately sustained damage. No other details about the extent of the damage or any injuries were provided.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft involved was a student-owned single-engine airplane with brakes only on the left side. The specific make, model, and registration were not disclosed.
Conclusion
The incident involved a loss of directional control during the landing rollout, attributed to uneven brake application following a high flare and long touchdown.