Incident Overview
A certified flight instructor (CFI) who was receiving dual instruction to upgrade from a single-engine to a multi-engine CFI rating experienced a runway overrun during a landing in wet conditions. The pilot receiving instruction had difficulty with runway alignment and handling a crosswind, so control of the airplane was transferred to the pilot in command (PIC), who continued the approach and landing.
Landing and Runway Conditions
The runway surface was wet from rain. The PIC reported landing in the first third of the runway, but a witness stated the touchdown occurred two-thirds to three-quarters down the 1,953-foot-long runway. The airplane overran the runway and came to rest in a plowed field.
Braking System and Evidence
The airplane was not equipped with brake pedals on the right side. The PIC said he applied braking using the parking brake lever, which was located on the lower instrument panel between the two pilot seats. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) noted that no skid marks were visible in the grass.
Aircraft and Flight Details
The flight was conducted in a single-engine airplane, with the PIC providing instruction to a CFI seeking a multi-engine rating. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, or location were provided in the source.