Runway Overrun During Landing (N72326)

Incident Overview and Runway Conditions The occupants of the airplane reported that the aircraft landed on the first one-third of a 2,605-foot-long runway. Initially, they did not feel any deceleration. As the airplane neared the end of the runway, a passenger called for brakes, and braking was applied. ## Skid Marks and Departure from Runway Skid marks were found from the right main wheel for 280 feet, followed by skid marks from both wheels for an additional 525 feet before the airplane departed the runway. The aircraft traveled across 23 feet of grass, momentarily became airborne, and settled into lower terrain. ## Environmental and Performance Factors Headwinds were estimated between 4 and 8 knots. According to the flight manual, the airplane required 1,755 feet to clear a 50-foot obstacle and stop on the runway at maximum landing weight, calm winds, and 2,500 feet elevation. ## Mechanical Findings No evidence of a mechanical failure or malfunction was found.