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Pilot rescued after small plane crashes into ocean off Boca Raton

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Pilot rescued after small plane crashes into ocean off Boca Raton
New York Post
New York Post49 mins ago
Pilot rescued after small plane crashes into ocean off Boca Raton
Dramatic video captured a small plane crashing into the Atlantic Ocean near a Boca Raton, Florida, beach before a lifeguard rushed into the water to help. Authorities said the pilot was the only person aboard the aircraft and escaped without injuries after declaring an emergency while flying from Fort Myers to the Baha
CNN
CNN1 days ago
Small plane lands in ocean off Florida beach
Small plane lands in ocean off Florida beach  CNN
The Independent
The Independent1 days ago
Young pilot makes dramatic ocean landing in Florida before she is rescued unscathed
Faith Tenkley, 23, was heading to the Bahamas to pick up her parents when mechanical problems disabled the family’s private plane
CTV News
CTV News3 days ago
Plane lost engine power before emergency landing in B.C. city, preliminary investigation finds
The plane that made an emergency landing on a busy road in Prince George, B.C., this week—causing a series of crashes that left one person dead—appears to have lost power to one engine mid-flight.
Global News
Global News3 days ago
Prince George emergency landing caused by plane’s engine losing power
Prince George RCMP said the Transportation Safety Board has taken over the case and they remain on the scene looking into what happened.
Fast Company
Fast Company🏁 first to report3 days ago
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