What happened
The incident occurred during a training flight involving a touch-and-go landing maneuver. According to the student pilot's account, the aircraft touched down on the runway as planned for the intended go-around. However, immediately after touchdown, the pilot reported that the right main wheel appeared to lock up unexpectedly.
As a result of this apparent locking mechanism, the airplane began to veer sharply to the right. The pilot attempted to regain directional control and bring the aircraft to a stop, but was unable to do so in time. Before control could be reestablished, the aircraft departed the paved surface at the end of the runway and impacted a chain-link fence.
The investigation
Following the incident, investigators examined the aircraft to determine if any mechanical issues contributed to the loss of control. A thorough inspection was conducted to check for failures in the braking system, landing gear, or other critical components.
No evidence was found to indicate that a mechanical failure or malfunction occurred prior to or during the accident sequence. The investigation concluded that the aircraft's systems were functioning normally from a mechanical standpoint, pointing toward pilot input or external factors as the primary elements of the event.