Incident Overview
On 24 July 2015 at 11:30 LMT, a professional pilot landing a Piper PA-32-300-6 on asphalt runway 13 at EPKW encountered a loss of directional control. Approximately 250 meters after touchdown, the aircraft veered left and rolled onto the grass. After another 200 meters and deceleration, the pilot regained control and taxied back onto the asphalt runway, then proceeded via taxiway B to the parking area.
Post-Flight Inspection
Following the flight, a post-flight inspection revealed that the right main landing gear brake assembly was faulty, providing no braking action.
Cause
The stated cause of the incident was a faulty right brake assembly, which prevented effective directional control during the landing roll.
Safety Recommendations
No safety recommendations or preventive actions were issued or taken by the investigating entity.