Plane that crashed in Fairview Township ran out of fuel, report says
A small plane that crashed in Fairview Township last month, killing the passenger and seriously injuring the pilot, likely ran out of fuel.
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A small plane that crashed in Fairview Township last month, killing the passenger and seriously injuring the pilot, likely ran out of fuel.
A preliminary report by the FAA shows the plane had only a pint of fuel left in its tanks following the crash.
A small plane that crashed Wednesday in Fairview Township, killing a passenger, recently had an engine installed in it, state police confirmed Friday.
One person was killed when a small passenger plane crashed into a utility truck that was on an off ramp from the PA Turnpike in York County.
The plane was hangared - or based - at Farmers Pride Airport in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, and made four flights Wednesday.