BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. — A little plane accident arrived into a vehicle Tuesday morning on a bustling Twin Urban communities roadway, harming the pilot and the driver.
Brooklyn Park police say it occurred at around 10:32 a.m. in the southward paths of Expressway 81 (Bottineau Lane) close to West Broadway Road, around 6 miles northwest of Minneapolis.
Police say the plane was moving toward Precious stone Air terminal when it lost power. The pilot then made a crisis arrival around 2.5 miles northwest of the air terminal.
The plane cut a few electrical cables on its way down prior to slamming into a vehicle. The driver and pilot experienced minor wounds.
“The way that (the pilot) influenced one vehicle and had the option to land the airplane … is presumably a demonstration of his abilities as a pilot,” said Brooklyn Park Fire Boss Shawn Conway.
WCCO affirmed the plane, a Flute player Cherokee, is claimed by Thunderbird Flight.
The Air Control Traffic Signal Accounts
Flight information shows the single-motor Flautist Cherokee took off from Precious stone Air terminal at around 7:15 a.m. It traveled to South Dakota and back.
WCCO acquired aviation authority accounts between the pinnacle and the pilot.
“Did you lose power?” said an air traffic regulator.
“I don’t think I have power. I can’t come to the runway,” said the pilot.
The pinnacle then advises different planes to move.
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“In the event that you can simply circle where you are currently. We have a crisis. I’ll tell you when you’re ready to come in,” said the air traffic regulator.
Afterward, an airborne pilot lets the pinnacle know what occurred on the ground.
“Contact, he’s on the roadway,” said another pilot.
“He’s on Thruway 694? 81?” said the air traffic regulator.
“I accept that would be, one second, that would be 81,” said the other pilot.
Southward Roadway 81 was shut for a few hours and resumed late Tuesday evening.
The Public Transportation Wellbeing Board and the Government Flying Organization are exploring.
