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Small plane crash-lands at New Jersey golf course; passengers suffer no serious injuries
By Ben Feuerherd, Ben Feuerherd
Published December 10, 2018
The small plane made an emergency landing Paramus Golf Course on Sunday afternoon.
(A. Loving)
This pilot turned the fairway into a runway — and it was one sweet shot.
The small plane made an emergency landing on a New Jersey golf course on Sunday afternoon — and all four passengers, including a father and son, escaped without serious injuries.
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The plane touched down on the Paramus Golf Course at about 12:15 p.m. The course is on the approach to Teterboro Airport.
The 11-year-old boy may have broken his leg during the improvised landing, and his father was carried away on a stretcher, according to local reports. But both are expected to make a full recovery.
Of the four passengers on board, an 11-year-old boy may have broken his leg during the improvised landing, and his father was carried away on a stretcher, according to local reports.
(A. Loving)
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Police are investigating the incident.
This article originally appeared in The New York Post.
https://www.foxnews.com/travel/small-plane-crash-lands-new-jersey-golf-course-passengers-suffer-no-serious-injuries