One person is receiving treatment for serious but not life-threatening injuries after a small plane crashed while landing at Plymouth Airport Saturday afternoon.
The airport’s operation manager Ron Patridge told necn he saw the plane make its approach to land, suddenly heard a noise and then saw the plane on its roof.
Some Massachusetts State Police officers were training at the airport that day and were able to immediately respond to the crash. The plane’s pilot, its sole occupant, was flown to an area hospital.
Fuel was reportedly spilled at the scene.
It’s the second aviation incident in New England today: no one was injured when a plane was forced to land without its gears in Chatham Airport.
