A small plane piloted by a student crashed into a Santa Monica home Monday, injuring the pilot and a worker who was painting the house that was hit, according to reports. The worker suffered minor injuries to his hair and hand. The pilot broke his leg. Both were taken to a nearby hospital and are currently in stable condition. The single family home is located at 21st and Navy Street. The single-engine plane crashed into the house at 2:29 p.m. (read more)
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30
Aug
2011
Worker, Pilot Injured in Plane Crash
Federal plane crash investigators are saying that a pilot’s poor planning caused a small plane to run out of fuel and wreck during a forced landing on a Chino Hills golf course July of last year, report news sources. According to the National Transportation Safety Board’s final report, which was released this week, the pilot said that he had prepared a three-leg flight plan for a planned Kernville to Corona trip that included a fuel stop after the second leg. (read more)
Read MoreA small plane crashed into a medical office building Thursday night in Watsonville killing four people, including two children, report media sources. According to a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman, at approximately 7:30 p.m., the single-engine plane went down soon after taking off from the Watsonville airport. The aircraft skidded roughly 50 to 75 yards through a parking lot next to Watsonville Community Hospital then struck the front of the medical office building, said a Watsonville Police Department official. Two adults (read more)
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13
Jul
2010
Small Plane Crash Lands on Golf Course
A pilot crash landed his plane on a Chino Hills golf course after running out of fuel. No injuries were reported. Emergency landing saved lives.
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