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Impressive images show a plane approaching dangerously To the New England houses before hitting trees on Tuesday.
The plane crashed in a residential neighborhood near the Hampton airfield in North Hampton, New Hampshire. No one was killed in the accident, and the pilot, who was the only occupant of the plane, moved away unharmed.
The video shows that the incident was close to becoming a disaster. A resident’s bell chamber showed that the plane was missing the houses of New Hampshire snow -covered, hitting trees during its descent.
Speaking to Fox News Digital on Tuesday, Hampton firefighters Michael McMahon confirmed that the pilot was evaluated by EMS and He did not suffer wounds.
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A plane almost crashed into the houses in a New Hampshire neighborhood on Tuesday. (Christopher Paul Martin through Storyful)
North Hampton is located near the Massachusetts border, approximately eight miles south of Portsmouth. Wmur spoke with the pilot of the plane, identified as Dave Lennon, who said he was practicing a landing at the time of the accident.
“I was shooting for the end of the track, and obviously I didn’t succeed,” he said. “I was closer to the houses than I thought.”
Lennon told Wmur that he noticed that something was wrong when he felt that the plane immersed himself.
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A small plane crashed into Reddington Landing in Hampton, near Hampton Airfield in New Hampshire, Tuesday. (Hampton Fire/Rescue through Facebook)
“He began to immerse himself, and I told myself: ‘Oh no’, and tried to hold on to him to avoid stagnating completely,” he recalled.
“I left without scratching, and I’m fine. That’s all I will say,” added Lennon. “I’m glad. It could have been much worse.”
No one was injured in the accident, according to New Hampshire officials. (Hampton Fire/Rescue through Facebook)
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Hampton Airfield officials told Fox News Digital that they were “grateful that there were no injuries,” and added that the accident is under investigation.
