Amazing lens display The plane closes dangerously Go to a house in New England and then fall into trees on Tuesday.
The plane crashed in a residential area near the North Hampton Airport New Hampshire. No one was killed in the accident, and the pilot, the only crew member of the plane, walked away without any damage.
The video shows that the incident almost became a disaster. A resident’s doorbell cam shows the plane narrowly missing snow-covered New Hampshire houses, hitting trees as it descends.
Hampton Fire Chief Michael McMahon spoke about Fox News on Tuesday to confirm that the pilot was made by EMS and No injuries.
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North Hampton is located near the Massachusetts border, about eight miles south of Portsmouth. WMUR spoke with the pilot of the plane, identified as Dave Lennon, who said he was practicing landing when the plane crashed.
“I shot at the end of the runway, and I obviously didn’t do it,” he said. “It’s closer to the house than I thought.”
Lennon told WMUR he noticed something wrong with the inclination of the plane.
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“It started to dip in, and I said to myself, ‘Oh, no,’ and tried to stick with it to prevent it from stagnating completely.”
“I walked out without scratches, I’m fine. That’s what I’m going to say,” Lennon added. “I’m glad. It might be worse.”
According to New Hampshire officials, no one was injured. (Hampton Fire/Rescue via Facebook)
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Officials at Hampton Airfield told Fox News Digital that they were “grateful and uninjured” and added that the crash was under investigation.
