2024-03-11 02:45:27
A new small plane accident occurred on Saturday in Miami-Dade County, after it crashed in the Redland area.
According to information from the local press, the incident occurred at night near 248th Street southwest and 217th Avenue, where the local fire department immediately responded.
Miami-Dade authorities indicated that it was a single-engine Cessna 172 plane that suddenly collapsed and, logically, ended up crashing.
It turned out that at least two people were on board the airplane at the time of the accident, but fortunately they managed to get out in time and it did not become any worse.
The FAA is investigating after a small plane went down in Miami-Dade County this evening. Here’s what we know: https://t.co/U4pb0kP8Dk
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The information on the health status of the crew was confirmed by PanAir Flying Club, owners of the ship, although they did not add any other comments when speaking with the press.
Currently, Miami-Dade authorities are investigating the causes of the accident, so new details are expected to emerge in the coming hours.
Other small plane accidents in Florida
In recent months, several similar cases have been recorded in the state of Florida, and some of the victims did not have the same luck.
In early February, an air tragedy shook residents of Clearwater, located about 23 miles west of Tampa, when a Beechcraft Bonanza V35 small plane crashed into a mobile home park called Bayside Waters.
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The incident caused a fire that consumed some nearby homes and caused the death of several people.
Previously, in January, another similar ship crashed in the swamps of the Everglades, south of Florida, leaving two people dead.
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