What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
According to pilot statement: "I was doing touch and go's at ktta on Sunday, June 25 around noon. The winds were favoring runway 03. I had gone around the pattern a few times and around 12:15 when I was coming in to land for a full stop landing the plane started to veer to the left after touchdown. I tried correcting with the right rudder but had no rudder authority left and could not stop the turn. Tried to apply the right brake, but could not time it and the airplane flipped over breaking the propellers and came to rest upside down. I immediately unbuckled the seat belts and opened the window and crawled out. After coming out I reached inside and switched off the two battery switches.”
As the FAA filed it
ACCORDING TO PILOT STATEMENT: "I WAS DOING TOUCH AND GO'S AT KTTA ON SUNDAY, JUNE 25 AROUND NOON. THE WINDS WERE FAVORING RUNWAY 03. I HAD GONE AROUND THE PATTERN A FEW TIMES AND AROUND 12:15 WHEN I WAS COMING IN TO LAND FOR A FULL STOP LANDING THE PLANE STARTED TO VEER TO THE LEFT AFTER TOUCHDOWN. I TRIED CORRECTING WITH THE RIGHT RUDDER BUT HAD NO RUDDER AUTHORITY LEFT AND COULD NOT STOP THE TURN. TRIED TO APPLY THE RIGHT BRAKE, BUT COULD NOT TIME IT AND THE AIRPLANE FLIPPED OVER BREAKING THE PROPELLERS AND CAME TO REST UPSIDE DOWN. I IMMEDIATELY UNBUCKLED THE SEAT BELTS AND OPENED THE WINDOW AND CRAWLED OUT. AFTER COMING OUT I REACHED INSIDE AND SWITCHED OFF THE TWO BATTERY SWITCHES.”
NTSB investigation
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