Accident Overview
On an unspecified date, a certificated private pilot was landing a Piper PA-18 airplane equipped with tundra tires on a dry, paved runway. The landing required a correction for a left crosswind. After touchdown during the landing roll, the airplane veered to the left. The pilot applied right rudder and right brake to correct the veer. The airplane then pivoted 180 degrees to the right, and the right wing struck the runway.
Damage Assessment
The airplane sustained substantial damage to the right wing leading edge and the right wing main spar.
Aircraft Details
- Make/Model: Piper PA-18
- Landing gear: Tundra tires (reported fitted)
- Registration: Not specified in the source
Operational Factors
- Runway surface: Dry, paved
- Wind conditions: Left crosswind (direction not quantified)
- Phase of flight: Landing roll
No further details regarding occupant injuries, pilot experience, or environmental conditions were provided in the source material.