Aircraft Overran Intended Landing Point and Sustained Wing Damage

Incident Overview and Sequence of Events During the landing approach, the pilot touched down beyond the point of intended landing. The aircraft subsequently bounced, prompting the pilot to add power and regain level flight. After reducing power, the pilot executed a second landing. As the aircraft was rolling on the runway, the pilot applied the brakes and determined that the landing roll would exceed the remaining available runway length. To avoid a fence and a ditch, the pilot turned hard to the right. During this maneuver, the left wing contacted the ground, resulting in substantial damage to the aircraft.