FAA incident report · Piper PA-32-260 · Ann Arbor, MI · June 20, 2000
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(-23)During a VFR arrival, landed rwy 24 at midfield, veered off rwy 24 to the south striking runway lights. No damage to the aircraft reported by the pilot.
(-23)DURING A VFR ARRIVAL, LANDED RWY 24 AT MIDFIELD, VEERED OFF RWY 24 TO THE SOUTH STRIKING RUNWAY LIGHTS. NO DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT REPORTED BY THE PILOT.