Incident Overview
A pilot conducting a cross-country flight mistakenly landed at an airport other than her intended destination. The airport she landed at had a 2,700-foot-long runway. After touchdown, she could not stop the aircraft before the runway ended, and it overran the surface, impacting a berm off the departure end.
Landing Performance
Review of the airplane's landing performance chart indicated that if the pilot had landed at maximum gross weight with full flaps extended, the aircraft should have stopped by the 1,100-foot mark. However, the pilot landed with the flaps retracted.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported that there were no anomalies with the airplane or engine during the landing. The accident airport was near her intended destination, which has a 5,000-foot-long runway, leading to the confusion.
Consequences
The aircraft overran the runway and struck a berm. The source does not specify injuries or damage extent.